Arizona republican., 1896-11-26
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 The Maricopa & Phoenix reports a large business in the shipment of stock.
 J. E. Sturgeon shipped carload of beef cattle to California yesterday morning.
 J. E. Dunn consigned a carload of hogs from the south side to Los An geles yesterday.
 Six carloads of cattle were shipped out over the M. & P. yesterday to San Diego, California.
 A. Knoblock has become propri- etor of the Grand View hotel at Je- rome. The purchase price was S10,- 900. as
 w. R. Patterson will ship ten car loads of cattle Ga special train) this morning. They are consigned to Los Angeles, Cal. s- lsx 4.ssyss
 c. w. Smith, receiver and W. H. Smith, purchasing agent for the At lantic & Pacific. Railroad company, are in southern California
 The force employed on The Repub- lican will observe the Thanksgiving holiday. For that reason there will be no issue of this paper tomorrow
 Two carloads of hogs were shipped to Jerome yesterday and one carload to California More and larger ship ments to the coast are to follow shortly.
 Since last July the Black Jack ban dits have travelled 5000 miles in their work of robbery and death. Further intelligence from the battlefield is ex- pected hourly.
 The robber of barber shop at Pres colt is being pursued by Deputy Sher- if Munds. The officer is on a hot trail, and no doubt the fugitive will be apprehended soon. -.- -
 Pat Ford, who is at the county hos pital for injuries received at the Am prose corral Sunday night, is getting along as well as can be expected. He is not seriously hurt.
 The wife of J. E. Forness of San Jose, Graham county, was placed in the insane asylum last evning. She was brought here by Sheriff Arthur Wight of that county.
 The Maricopa & Phoenix Railway company has put an ample force of men to work under Roadmaster Por- ter grading, leveling and otherwise repairing damaged spots on it's line.
 Thomas Burns and Charles White, who amused themselves beyond the pale of a high-toned athletic club, a large sized purse and gate receipts, were consigned to the county jail for fighting yesterday.
 Arrangements have been made by Gus Hirschfeld of the Palace saloon with the Western Union Telegraph company to bulletin the news of the fight between Sharkey and Fitzsim- mons, which comes off on December 2.
 A cheap sport undertook to play even on the nickle-in-the-slot machine at the Bodega by feeding it with metal counterfeits. The imitation nickles were all right in size, but they didn't t weigh much, so the sport is still down on his luck''
 The Santa Fe has made a rate of $45.45 for the round trip from Denver to Phoenix for the irrigation congress Sale of tickets will commence on De- cember 10 and they will be good until December 31. Delegates will be al lowed an extension to January 30.
 w. s. Adams, of the Jerome Mining News, returned home last night. The particular object of MT. Adams visit +l,1 @ol lishment of an Odd Fellows lodge at Jerome, and arrangements were com pleted for the institution of lodge there The organization will be ef- fected between December and 16.
 The sixth grade Central school pu- pills, who are in charge of Miss Ida Johnson, were entertainingly and in- structively addressed by Mrs. A. J. Sampson last Friday afternoon. Mrs Sampson spoke to them particularly of London, where she gathered wealth of valuable information about the his toric old world metropolis.
 c. M Higginson, assistant to Presi- dent Ripley; J. J. Frey, general man. ager; H. U. Nudge, general superin- tendent; James Dunn, chief engineer John Player, general superintendent ot machinery, and J. D. Hurley, divis- ion superintendent of the Santa Fe