Arizona republican., 1896-11-25

Thanksgiving tomorrow.
 Tempe is shipping hay and grain by the carload.
 There are six candidates for gov ernor of Arizona.
 Mrs. George w. Hoadley is reported on the list of the indisposed.
 Mark Smith is hunting quail, duck and rabbits on the San Pedro.
 A ten-day vag was sentenced to the chain gang yesterday by Recorder Jobs.
 Born-Sunday morning, NoVember 22, 1896, to the wife of A. O. Turney, a son.
 There was no eastern mail yester- day. Trouble on the Southern Pacific somewhere.
 About twenty-five couples have en- gagged Redewills hall for Thanksgiv- ing night hop.
 June Freeman leads all competitors in the pool tournament at the Bodega. John M. Hall is second. Three of the public school teachers are on the sick list: Miss Hattie Gull yer and the Misses Early.
 Navajo county will have the honor of sending the only Republican to the house of the legislature-Jesse N. Smith.
 The Phoenix and high school ball teams will cross bats at the park to- morrow morning at g o'clock. Ad- mission free.
 Frank F. ArbuckIe, the prominent Denver man who was murdered in New York, had mining interests in Mohave county, this territory.
 Col. Harrison G. Otis, editor and proprietor of the Los Angeles Times, is interested in mines in Mohave county, not far from Kingman.
 The board of regents of the univer- sity appointed Professors Devol and Boggs to represent the university at the meeting of the irrigation congress. On Thanksgiving day there will be services at the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. MT. Weems will deliver the sermon. Strangers are invited to attend.
 N1dSIcI WOl lClCC Ol the A. O. U. w., jurisdiction of Colo rado, New Mexico and Arizona, is ex- pected to visit Prescott lodge on De- cember S.
 Marriage licenses were issued yester- day by Probate Judge Grouse to Myron N. Casterline and Miss Mary Vaughn, and to Thomas J. Ferguson and Mrs. Lou Neil.
 Florence has organized chamber of commerce which selected A. T. Colton as delegate to the irrigation congress, to be held in Phoenix, commencing December 15.
 H. Heymann, successful gymna- sium manager from San Diego, is in Phoenix endeavoring to arrange for the establishment of physical culture institution here.
 AS fast as fat cattle are shipped away to market their places are being filled by range stock. Three carloads were brought in yesterday from Bellemont by J. w. Dougherty.
 The teachers of the counties of Yavapai, Maricopa, Coconino, Pinal and Pima will participate in the joint institute to be held in Phoenix during the week commencing December 2S.
 It is whispered that seances, genu- inc spiritualistic seances, have become the rage in the circles of the loca, <'4OO." It is given out, however, that the mystic materializations are dia- phanouS.
 Hans Herlick has gone out of the retail liquor business-he has branchet out and is going to wholesale it. His new location will be next door east O1 his saloon, which he has sold to tht Stuhr brothers.
 The United States land office al Tucson is likely to do rushing busi ness from Yuma county during tht next few months, as there will bt many entries made on lands which vii come under the big canal.
 In Justice Johnstone's court yester day the charges against Ed Martin ant Matte Lee were dismissed. Martin was charged with pulling a gun on { roulette player, and Miss Lee was be fore the court accused of assaulting { pair of companions.
 The attention of charitably disposed people has been directed to the dis