Arizona republican., 1896-05-19

City registration for the approaching bond election closed last night. There seems to be very little interest takn, a fact shown by the regis .r2i-ion. Only 691 names have been enrolled, as against i ,067 last year.
 The PopuIists of the county were to hold meeting last night at the Popu- list office Owing to 'the fact that the city nominations had not been made by either of the ether political parties, it was deemed best ito postpone the meeting to Friday night at 8 o'clock. Yuma Advert ser: The Democratic county central oommii itee he'd a meet ing at the court house on the 11th in Stant and decided to hold a mass me9t- ing of the Democracy on Saturday, May 23, at 7:30 p. m., to elect their d.l- egateS to the Democratic territorial convention at Phoenix June 8, 1896.
 Mohave Miner: Dr. R. B. Knight and Gideon Cornell left Monday night for Phoenix ito place Mrs. Cornell dn the insane asylum. Mrs. Cornell has been suffering for many months past, and it was though. best to put her un- der the care of Dr. Halnb.Gin, who $ an expert on nervous diseases. It is hoped that the good lady will soon be restored to her family entirely cured.
 The sound of bias ing that has pro ceeded for the past few days from the southwestern portion of the city, has been due to the smashing by means of giant powder of a lot of old iron clst- ings at the Williscraft Iron foundry On hand are a number of stamp battery nortars, each weighing ton or more, and blasting is the only way of break ing them up into pieces smaE enough for melting.
 Yuma Advertiser: Considerable ex- citement prevailed around town today over the unexplained disappearance of Attorney Rossi of San Francisco, who has been in Yuma for several mon hs for his health. He had been suffering greatly from asthma, and last night at about 12 o'clock he disappeared from his room and eanno. be found amy where, although the town and sur rOuding country has been thoroughly The elegant plate glass and elabo- rate tile foorings in tthe front of the Phoenix News and Stationery com pany and the H. A. Diehl Shoe com pany are almost complete and they outsh.ne anything in the city Harry Dbehl, however, is unItiring in his ef- forts to beautify his store and will place fine French mirrors in the back ground of his windows. When the store is complete it will rank with any in the country.
 Flagstaff Democrat: Fay Clark. a log hauler employed by the Clark & Adams numbering company of Will Hams, while coming down the noun tain with load of logs Monday morn ing was caught and run over by the heavy wagon with its coad He was crushed to death. The legs in some manner slipped, knocking down the wheelhorse which Clark was riding. and it is supposed Clark became en- tangled in the harness.
 Officer Porter.e found a couple of drunken Indians Sunday night in the southern part of ldhe city. They start ed ito run, but pistol shot, fired by the officer, brought one of them up quickly. He proved the guilty one, as far as being the purveyor of the liquor as two bottles of whisky were found upon him. The fellow who is a Saca- ton agency Pima, deposited s10 for his appearance in the recorders, but has probably forfeited the bail
 The cattle shipping tra1e still cont h. ues of the briskest. To Kansas today Will be shipped IA carloads over the Santa Fe, the owner being Jerry Su.li- van. Mine carloads of fat ca tile WenDt out yesterday, shipped by Saunders & Streeter ito Dubuque, Iowa. Today's cattle train will also have three car loads of horses for Del Rio station, north of Prescott. The animaIe were wintered in the Salt River valley and now so back to their range.
 There was the widest sort of a row down in Chinatown Sunday night, the main cause of the disturbance being a Greek manned Srorr He floored Blue Dick" and about a dozen other Celes- t.als and would without doubt have cleared out the Chinese quarters had 1t not have been for the arrival of in terested citizens and offers. Blue Dick" the We1knUWn Chinese sport, was a graphic historian of the event. "Jees Clise!" said he, Him makee Chinaman fun likee Ghoss lace.'
 Governor Franklin yesterday ap- pointed Hon. Hugo Richards of Pres colt as a member fthe territorial Livestock sanitary commission, sue ceeding Price Behan, resigned. MT. Richards is Democrat of the old school, a resident of Arizona for about twenty-five years and man with the heaviest of financial interests ia the Me1f.arn of Itha nnr1o m a1nnI tx IIo ir cao