Arizona republican., 1896-12-01


 Other Matters.
 There's a photograph man in town. Francis M. Potter and Emma Hol- comb were married by Justice Morris Sunday.
 The Spanish-American alliance will hold a convention in Tucson on De- cember 20.
 Snow fell on the top of the Gila mountains last Wednesday, the first of the season.
 G. w. Hull of Jerome was yesterday commissioned notary public by Gov ernor Franklin.
 Frank Sneed was kicked by-a horse Sunday and badly bruised about the face and chest.
 The Valley bank removed yesterday to the office formerly occupied by the Valley Abstract company.
 Several carloads of oranges from So- nora have passed Nogales for the United States in the last few days.
 The Philharmonic Silver band of Yuma has just completed a two years course of practice and has become quite proficient in music.
 The Woodmen Ladies' Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs. Gamble, East Washington street, on Wednesday af- ternoon. A full attendance is re- quested.
 The purchasers of the buildings of the old Fort Lowell military reserva- tion are, it is said, contemplating es- tablishing a sanitarium. It ought to prove a good investment.
 The quarterly teachers examination for county certificates will be held in the high school building next Mon day and Tuesday. A class of about fifteen will be in attendance.
 A force of employees of the Western Union Telegraph company arrived yes terday from Los Angeles to remove the local telegraph company to the new location in the opera house block. The A. & P. is laying sixty-six pound steel rails on it's track between Davenport and Bellemont. The old rails, which are lighter, are in good condition and will be taken elsewhere. zJohn Marck, who robbed the man who befriended him, was yesterday sentenced by Justice Johnstone to fifty days in the county jail. Petty larceny was the crime he committed
 A rumor is afioat that all the train dispatchers of the Santa Fe at Raton will be removed to Trinidad, and then all trains will be run from Trinidad through to Las Vegas as in former years.
 A warrant for embezzlement is out for George Harmsen, who was en- ployed as clerk for Butcher c. c. Reed. The amount of the alleged embezzle- ment is $64. Harmsen has disap- peared. Phoenix lodge No. 2, l. o. o. F., Sat urday night elected the following off, cers: w. F. Schaller, N G.; Frank Smithline, " G.; J. Gray, secretary; P. Gordon, treasurer; D. L. Murray, trustee.
 Rev. MT Wistnut, the new pastor of the M E. church south of Tempe, last night preached to a large congrega- tion at the M. B. church south, of this city This church is holding nightly revival meetings.
 Sunday night hobo, recently dis charged from the chain gang, stole a suit of clothes from the proprietor of a brickyard south of the city. A clock was stolen yesterday from a shelf in the hallway of the Gregory house.
 Constable Joe Porterie is the Nem- esis of the law-breaking element of the Chinese population. One of the slant eyed individuals yesterday defed Sam Sneed and city ordinance by riding his bicycle on the sidewalk. Porterie nabbed him, and the Chinese paid fine of $3.
 Last night the first carload of or anges ever shipped from the valley went out over the s. F., P. & P. for Chicago The shipment was made by w. M. Ward from his extensive orange grove north of the city. Other ship ments in carload lots will be made by the Arizona Improvement company
 The case of J. J. Gardiner, charged with obstructing the streets, will come up for hearing next Monday in the police court. The suit for a writ of in Junction to restrain the city council from interfering with his work was