Arizona republican., 1896-12-15

Other Matters.
 They're coming in.
 Rush at the restaurants.
 Lively around the hotel Hobbies.
 Canada is represented among new tourists at Phoenix.
 A lot of government mules have been condemned at Fort Whipple.
 T. J. Ferguson and Mrs. Lulu Nela were married Sunday by Judge Grouse. Pullman car service is a regular thing now on the Maricopa & Phoenix. T. J. Newland died Sunday night and was buried yesterday afternoon. During the recent cold weather ice was cut and stored on Pinal noun tains
 The Catholic fair at Tucson realized $500 for the three nights entertain ment. @t
 The WoInan's Relief corps of Pres colt will give a rag carnival on Jan uary IS.
 The fees of the recorders office of Yavapai county for November were $41740.
 A stock company is being formed in Jerome for the purpose of erecting an opera house.
 Business was brisk yesterday. Ev cry one feels the good effects of the many strangers in town.
 Colonel A. J. ,Doran dropped his mining business for the time being in order to be present at the congress. James Griffin reports that he lost lot of sample garments while at Con gress through the dexterity of some light-fngered fellow.
 The average pay of women teachers in the territorial schools is $72.50 per month, as compared with $38.28 a month in Pennsylvania,
 Frank Hill, the boy arrested here for killing range COW near Ash Fork, has been held to answer to the grand jury of Coconino county.
 Attorney Frank Cox left for Flor ence last night. He is engaged in prosecuting the case of the man who shot Cy Williams at Maricopa.
 Visiting Good Templars are request ed to call on T. B. Irvine, of the Irvine company, chairman of the local irriga- tion congress reception committee.
 The money order department of the Jerome postoffice shows that during the past four months there was sent from that office the sum of $27, ,457.29. James Griffin returned Sunday from a trip to the Congress mine and Fools Gulch, where he had been soliciting orders. He reports that he was very successful.
 A criminal was arrested at Williams the other day on the charge of petit larceny, tried for burglary, discharged for assault and battery and rearrested on suspicion.
 George M. Sargent, general passen- ger and freight agent of the s. F., P. & P, stated that there were eighty people on board of last evening s southbound train.
 Recorder Jobs had two common drunks and four hobos before him yesterday. They will do the city ser vice on the streets for four and ten days respectively.
 J. H. Hole of Chicago, H., promi- nent member of the bar of that city is here on business connected witt the funding of the Pima county Mar TOW Gauge railroad bonds.
 George Christian was declared in sane yesterday by Probate Judge Grouse and taken to the asylum. Hi dementia is of a mild type and there are hopes of his speedy recovery.
 Harry Brown, who has been travel ing on bicycle nearly year, will ar rive today He will be met at Mess and Tempe by a delegation of loca cyclists, who will escort him home.
 The case of the Consolidated Cana company vs the Mesa Canal company occupied the attention of the distric court yesterday The case was sub mitted without argument. Decision re served.
 s. s. Lowe, who had hog rancl about four miles northwest of thi city, died yesterday of consumption He was from the state of Maine, abou A years of age and had resided in tn valley two years. He will be burie today at 1 o'clock.
 Brigham Young, the Mormon digni tary of Salt Lake City, arrived yes