Arizona republican., 1896-12-10

Other Matters.
 Daniel O'Neill has been appointed a deputy sheriff at Fools Gulch.
 The Spanish-American alliance holds a convention in Tucson on December 20.
 There were ten applicants for teach CTS certificates at the Yavapai county examination.
 A. Mum, a resident in the Brill ad- dition, has recovered from severe spell of sickness.
 The boards of trustees of the city schools yesterday made visit of in spection to all the schools. 'e~-- ', They say that Cupid is playing havoc among the hearts of the fair damsels and gallant men of Williams.
 The hotels and restaurants are pre- pairing for a rushing business during the irrigation congress next week.
 The Prescott brass band gave a sue cessful promenade concert and dance at Pattons opera house last night.
 Patrick Lamb, we'll known old timer in this city, was married Tues day night to Guadalupe Alvirez. Jus tice Johnstone oficiated.
 Modesto Borquez, merchant of Globe, arrived in the city yesterday with two insane patients who were committed to the asylum.
 Joseph Elfers, who shot his hand nearly off some time ago, is now able to use that member, which received the contents of shotgun.
 Thomas L. Elder, of Jerome, writing to Phoenix friend, says that another large ore body of unusual richness has been struck in the Jerome mine.
 Linoleum carpets are being laid in the railways of the city hall The building will present handsome ap- pearance when the legislature con venes.
 On and after January IS the United States land office at Tucson will be prepared to receive applications for entry of lands in four townships with in the Gila land district
 Professor Nicolai Anderson, the mining expert, was in from the Union mine yesterday The first experiment of this mine with the cyanide process resulted in a cleanup of $7,000.
 Phoenix has extended an invitation to the Prescott football team to play two games in Phoenix. One is to be with the Phoenix team on Christmas and the other with the Indian team on December 26.
 The pinyon crop was godsend tC the Navajo Indians this year and g good thing for the Indian trade. The Indians realized more from the croI of pinyons this year than from theil wool clip last summer.
 Alex C. Armstrong was held to the grand jury at Williams Tuesday or the technical charge of driving o. c Lewis horse off the range. This of fense was denominated horse-stealins in earlier days, when grand juries hat no voice in the matter.
 The city recorder yesterday disposed of the following cases: Arthur Hull ings, four days for drunkenness Thomas King and Thomas Howard ten days each for vagrancy; Guada lOupe MelenuroZ lOur udyS IOr uruuh enness.
 Mrs. Martha Evans died yesterda. morning of consumption. Deceaset was 45 years of age and had resided in the city for some time. The funera will be held this morning at 10 o'clocl from the residence on South Thir, avenue.
 Floral Encampment I. o. o. F. at meeting Tuesday night elected the fol lowing officers, J. N. Nolan, c. P J. E. Dufton, H. F.; Dr. A. M. Futile s. w.; Frank M. Trott, J. w.; P. Cor dan, treasurer; George A. Mintz, sec retary.
 Lieutenant C. c. Smith of the Sec ond cavalry, who was ordered to re port to Governor Franklin for dut with the National Guard, has write to the governor that he will report fC duty in Phoenix December 27. He now on furlough.
 Thomas Shields, who died at tn county hospital Monday night, wa buried Tuesday in the Porter cemt tery. Deceased was member of tt Louisiana Tigers during the civil WE and the eX-confederates of this cit took charge of his remains.
 The United States civil service con mission will hold an examination