Arizona republican., 1896-11-28
Two Sundays this week.

Two Sundays this week.
 Thanksgiving snow at Prescott.
 w. R. Patterson, the Los Angeles cattle buyer, shipped nine carloads of cattle Thursday to the coast.
 No cases were tried yesterday in the district court, the day being devoted to setting cases on the calendar.
 The dates of the sale of one-fare tickets over the A. & P. for the irriga- tion congress are December 12, 13, 14 and 15.
 Robert Craig yesterday filed suit in the district court for divorce from Mary M Craig on the ground of de- sertion.
 Newcomers at the Vendome hotel: H. J. Menke, Chicago; M. c. Hast, San Francisco; M. M. Rice, Solomonville, Arizona.
 Company B of Phoenix won the silk flag Thursday in the competitive shoot with Company c of Tempe and Com pany E of Mesa.
 Jose Cota, the Mexican captured in the Sulphur Springs valley for robbing the Solomonville postoffce, has been held to the grand jury.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parlors of the Commercial hotel. A full attendance is requested.
 Probate Judge Grouse yesterday is sued marriage licenses to Francis B. Potter and Emma Holcomb, Joaquin de Martinez and Francisco Garcia.
 The local committee of the irriga- tion congress has secured room in the Commercial hotel block and the headquarters were removed there yes terday.
 General Manager J. J. Frey and Gen -eral Superintendent of Machinery J. Player and party are on a tour of in Spection of the entire system of the Santa Fe.
 Recorder Jobs yesterday passed sen tence on five vagrants and three drunks The sentences varied from three to ten days in each case, accord ing to the offense.
 The irrigation congress promises to bring to Phoenix quite number of members of congress, especially those of the western states interested in the matter of irrigation.
 Jesus Orosco, a Mexican, who reck- lessly displayed a revolver and was arrested therefor, was tried by Justice Johnstone yesterday andlsentenced to fifty days in the county jail
 The Santa Fe management has ap- propriated an industrial commissioner for the system. It will be his duty to build up and organize new industries along the lines of the road and induce immigration. G
 Tucson's city election will be held Monday, December IA. A mayor, re- corder, assessor, treasurer, chief of po- lice and three councilmen will be elected, and the contest promises to be warm one.
 Horace N. Chittendon, the Colorado mining man, who was in Phoenix a few days ago, went to Tombstone to look at some mining property in that section. He represents large capital ists of Denver.
 The Woodmen Ladies' Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs Trott on Adams street this afternoon. The ladies will hold their annual bazaar before Christmas The date will be an- nounced next week.
 The office of the auditor of the Santa Fe in Topeka is to be abolished, and the heads of the three accounting de- partments will then report direct to General Whitehead in Chicago The change will take effect December 1.
 Late advices indicate that would-be desperadoes are taking advantage of Black Jacks reputation to commit small depredations on their own ac- count An officer warns people to be on the lookout for "Three-ingered Jack" and a well known cowboy who travels with him.
 This forenoon at 10:45, the impress sive story of ''The Coming of Christ in the Clouds of Heaven" will be the subject of a discourse at the Seventh Day Adventist services, corner Fourth avenue and Washington street. Sab bath school at 9:30. A cordial invita- tion is extended to all to attend.
 Justice Johnstone on Thursday won a gold watch that was rallied by a sick woman who recently arrived in the