Arizona republican., 1896-05-23

nix A part of the cattle will be sold at Kansas City, and the rest shipped to Dubuque. Should the venture prove prof table Mr. Sanders will ship 3 ,000 more cattle from the Salt River valley.
 J. M Johnson, chief clerk of the railway mai service, is in Arizona es- tablishing the official weights of the mails on the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway. Every four years this duty is attended to and the mails are weighed daily for thirty days, the average thus obtained regulating the compensation of the railway compa- nies.
 ''Do you know" said a prominent young business man yesterday to Re publican reporter, that I think The Republican is widely read paper and is therefore a great advertising me dium? I put small want 'ad' in the paper couple of days ago and I have already received thirteen applications. This saying that advertising don't pay is all a mistake"
 A trainload of cattle, sixteen cars, leaves Glendale this morning for Den yer, and trainload of feeders for Kan sas will be shipped from Kirkland. There are yet several thousand head of fat cattle in this valley and shipments, especially for the Colorado market are expected to last well into the summer The shipping business of both roads from the valley this year have been without precedent.
 Architect Heinlen is preparing plans for the erection of two story sanitar- ium on Col. Cotton's ranch. The lat ter intends to make a resort for in- valids and it is his intention to have the place fixed up with all the neces- sary. conveniences for health seekers The scheme is good one, as many in- va.ids coming here seek accommoda- tions in the country where they can have perfect quiet and rest.
 Lord Sholto Douglas besides espous- ing the uncertain occupation of min ing, has taken up the pen to give his impressions to the world of fiction The last Sunday edition of the New York World has a story entitled 'The Passing of the Show" which was the croppings of his pen. The story, al- though somewhat dry. is we'll connect ed and shows his lordship to have tal- ent that he can make good use of. The story is embellished with the pictures of himself and wife.
 0. M Evans, carpenter, was ar rested yesterday morning on a tele- gram from PlattsDurg, Clinton county. Missouri. The prisoner was arraigned before Justice Johnstone, but as there appeared to be some discrepancy or mistake in the telegraph warrant, the crime not being specified, he rearrested on another warrant which charged him with rape The justice placed him under $1,000 bonds to appear this morning.
 Yesterday the primary and grammar grades of the city schools closed for the season with appropriate exercises A large crowd of visitors were at all the schools to witness the exercises which consisted of recitations, dialogues, music, etc. Superintendent Creager and his teachers are vastly proud of the seasons work and they are deserving of credit for the interest they have manifested in the school work. The public schools of Phoenix are the pride of the city and is justly so, for no- where in the entire country can better conducted schools be found.
 Mrs. Charles T. Hayden last night at her residence east of Tempe, enter tained the members of the Normal graduating class of '96. of which her son, Carl, is class president. Present were also the faculty and a number of adult friends. The spacious and com fortable residence and the tree-shaded grounds were illuminated for the occa- sion, making a picture of the most pleasing k:nd, while the co,lation was one that added new laurels to the ac- knowledged high reputation for hospi- tality of Mrs. Hayden. There was an informal entertainment of charades and pleasant novelties and the evening throughout was declared by all attend ants to have been of the pleasantest that had ever been enjoyed.
 Sheriff Ruffner of Yavapai county came down on the early morning train yesterday to confer with U. S. District Attorney Ellinwood in regards to the man Henry IWenzell, who is wanted n Los Angeles on the charge of forgery and who was arrested in Prescott on requisition papers issued by Governor Franklin. The prisoner was first ar rested in Prescott under the name of Henry Lorraine on charge of prize fighting by the United States authori- ties. The Los Angeles authorities rec 0gniZnd in him the man WonzoI1 h,,t l he got wind of the matter and drew down the $50 bail he had put up and surrendered to the United States au- ! thorities. Attorney Elliuwood notified Sheriff Ruffner that as Wenzell had