Arizona republican., 1896-01-31

meets in regular session Saturday afternoon at o'clock at Mrs. Fitch's parlors. Full attendance is desired on account of important business to be transacted.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: In the dis trict court this afternoon, the order consolidating the bondholders' suit against the A. & P railroad, was en- tered appointing C. W. Smith re- ceiver, vice Walker and McCook, re- signed.
 The supervisors meet today. The main subject, it is understood, will be to consider the application of parti- sanship to court house affairs, with es- pecial reference to the displacement of the Democratic jailers by stalwart Re publicans.
 The band of Brazilian gypsies driv- en out of Tucson are encamped on the edge of the city limits They have been warned of arrest as vagrants if they are found within the city, and state their stay will be cut as short as is possible.
 F. l.. Kullak has sold to s. B. Hall his interest in the business known as ''The Shore" which will hereafter be carried on by Hall alone. MT. Kullak will at once engage in similar busi- ness on North Center street, near The Republican office
 This evening an entertainment will be given at Cartwright school house, seven miles west of the city. One of the features is debate on the Mica ragua canal, in which Messrs. Wollam and Mosier will be arrayed against Messrs. Coy and Ivy.
 One of the most elaborate floats in the mardi gras procession of carnival week will be that of the Anheuser- Busch Brewing company, which has been already shipped from St. Louis. It has already won applause in the procession of the Yelled Prophets.
 Professor Tyndall, the mind reader, hos wired the management of the Phoenix opera house and has secured February and g. John L. Sullivan will be here during carnival week, and at least five nights Of carnival week will be filled in with good attractions.
 B. H, Morin yesterday bought the
 
 & Smith and takes possession Feb ruary 1. He is thoroughly experi- enced in the business and anticipates many improvements and an extension of the lines of manufactures.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: T. L. Schultz, prominent resident of Tempe. arrived on yesterday after noon's train to look into a certain business proposition, which, if carried out, will be of great benefit to this section, as well as remunerative to those who may engage in it.
 The rain seems over and the weather report is "clear." The thermometer dropped yesterday morning to 3S, chilly condition promoted by the pres ence of snow in the nearby mount aims. The Four Peaks and the summit of the Superstition mountains are loaded with snow.
 The Ladies' Home Market will be more than usually attractive tomor- row and there will be a great variety to select from. In this connection The Republican desires to extend thanks for very generous remem- Ibrance by the ladies and to add it's tes- timony as to the excellence Of the Home Market.
 George H. Fitch, now an employe of the El Paso Tribune, and well known in newspaper circles in Phoenix, was norsewhipped the other day in El Paso by wrathy woman, Mrs. Darrow on account of an article in The Tribune offensive to the woman. Fitch rereated, breaking several panes of glass in his escape.
 F. P. Trott, J. R. Norton and w. D. F'ulWiler yesterday recorded their claims to a dam site on the Verde river near it's junction with the Salt. As Morton and Fulwiler are both em- ployes of the Arizona Canal company, this may mean change of the head ing of the canal, which now heads half mile below the Verde's mouth.
 Tucson Citizen: Editor Carlos Ve- lasco has joined forces with the editor of the Ell Monitor of Los Angeles and will edit a paper with the title of La Union. The printing office of the Fl Fronterizo has been moved to Meyer street next to the Occidental hotel, where MT. F. J. Velasco will publish a new paper called La Vos del Tucson The first issue will appear next Satur- day.
 Los Angeles Times: The Kid Thomson reward case has been dis posed of and now the Southern Pacific company and Wells, Fargo 6 Go. have invited the ten or more captors of AlVa Johnson to settle their conf1ict- ing claims to the S1,900 reward offered for that gentleman's person. The case was set yesterday in Judge York's court, but was continued until Feb ruary l.
 Tucson Star: There will be a meet