Arizona republican., 1896-05-15


 istered.
 L. J. Horton has sold ito Thos. D. Bennett one-fourth interest in the Gunboat mine for $3,000. MT. Horton has purchased the mill in the Nor mon Girl mine and will erect it upon his own property, which gives prom ise of turning out we'll.
 Frank Luke and partners continue to work their Eclipse mine in the Brad shaw mountains, making shipments regularly The ore goes up in the hundreds per ton and on every carload shipped they realize from $3,0OO to $5,0OO The Eclipse is "a good friend to its owners.
 The Sunday excursions given by iHhe Salt River Railway company are be- coming very popular with the change of the time card. The people are be- ginning to realize that Mesa is a de- lightful place Ito spend a few hours on Sunday, as 'the increased travel on that day tetstifies.
 The probate court yesterday received a petition of J. L. Redondo, an uncle of the children of the Tate Henry Gar fias, for a commission as guardian of the two children, Manuel and Claudina Redondo also filed his application for lelters of administration on the prop er4ty of deceased.
 The strawberry crop still holds out well in quanHtty and quality, and shp- ments abroad are beginning ito be mads by express ito points al over the south pyo no hcnros brought into competitor wi Ith the Cal ifornia product, Arizona invariably wins. The local berries are larger, better colored and much sweeter.
 Tucson Citizen: Thirteen hundred head of cattle were loaded on oars yes- terday and shipped from the stock yards last night From now on the stockyards will be a scene of busy ac- t..vity, as tlhe drives will arrive almost daily from all the surrounding coun- try. Cattle are in great demand, and one buyer was heard to remark this morning that he was unable to secure l anything like the number he needed to fill his contracts.
 City registrations are now coming in at the rate of over a hundred a day and the roll of the city recorder aayt night approached 800 names. A large num- ber of voters failed to understand that 1 this registration has mo connection with bhe county registration, and that Ito vote at the approaching city election it will be necessary ito register with the city recorder or a deputy. Yesterday J. w. Bla'nkeship was appointed a dep uty recorder for registration pur- poses.
 l iWallcox Nws: Freighting is lively in Willcox these days and reminds one of the time when WilJcox was the big gaJt forwarding town in the southwest. The Pearee mines are shipping about forty tons of ore per day, and good shipments are being made from mines in the Aravaipa district, while large consignment of government freight to be forwarded to Fort Grant, makes ''muce skinners' and freight outfits people and things to be treated with consideration.
 AprJcOts are now moving briskly by expre.ts. For several days the express agencies at Alhambra and Glendale have been shipping Large amounts east, where it will be.he first fruit to be seen on the market Yesterday 70 boxes went out over the Iyou. .hern road, bound for points in tine gulf states, ! mainly Texas and Alabama Tomor- TOW will be made I5le first carload ship menlt from Glendale, biIIed to Chicago, and Ito be sent through to destination by the Santa Fe in four days. 1 Under the new time schedule which went into effect May IA, the sou.h- bound passenger train leaves Ash Fork at "a. m., arriving in Prescott at 9:55 a. m., arriving here at 4:10 p. m. The northboupnd leaves Phoenix at 9:45 a. m., arriving at Prescott at 4:10 D. m. i Leaving Prescott at APO D. m., it ar riVes at Ash Fork at p. m. The nor1thbolad accomm odatfon leaves Prescott at 7:45 a. m., arriving at Ash Fork at 12:07 D. m. Returning, ii leaves Ash Fork at 2:30 D. m., arriving at Prescott at 6:25 p. m.
 Prescott Journal Miner: Sheriff Ruffner received a letter last evening from Crowned King stating that James p.oyed at the Gladiator mine, had been shot by a man named Kelly, employed as iberkeeper in Halls saloon. The
 ball was said ito have entered at the hip and to have lodged in his shoulder The letter stated that there were nc
 hopes of Harrington Giving. No par ticulars of the cause of tine sihoo ting l were given. Sheriff Ruffner and Dis i tu,ict Attorney Morrison went out there
 last evening.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: An acci. dent lappened near Clark & Adams