Arizona republican., 1896-12-17

Other Matters.
 Two carloads of cattle were shipped yesterday morning to Congress.
 c. D. Baker of Yuma arrived last night to attend the last days session of the irrigation congress.
 Dr. Miller, formerly superintendent of the insane asylum here, arrived from Prescott yesterday in charge of patient
 Vance Haskins, the genial young photographer, is rejoicing over the arrival at his home of a son, the first in the family.
 Mrs. z. G. Simmons, Mrs. L. L. Sykes, Miss Cosgrove and Dr. N. A. Pennoyer, all of Kenosha, Wisconsin, are in the city for short stay.
 w. P. and M. W. Mialey recently arrived from Pueblo, Colorado, and are located at the Hardwick hotel. They will go into business in the city.
 Governor Franklin has commis- stoned A. N. Eaton of White Hills, Mohave county, and J. B. Curry of the
 
 The funeral of Harry J. White, the young man who died at the Sisters hospital Tuesday morning, occurred yesterday afternoon from Randall & Davis undertaking parlors.a There are people in the city who have come from nearly every state in the Union. There never have been so many weaithy and distinguished per sons in this city before at one time.
 The chamber of commerce exhibit is attracting considerable attention from the large number of visitors in the city, who are greatly interested in the interesting display of Arizona products.
 Miss Ella Stone departed over the Santa Fe road yesterday morning in charge of the remains of her brother, who died a few days ago. The re- mains will be buried at Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
 Frank Wright, while coming in from the Senator mine Monday morning on load of ore, fell from the wagon and a wheel of the wagon ran over his left leg just above the ankle, breaking both bones of his leg.
 Freeman T. Teed, past potentate, Al Malaikah Temple, Los Angeles, and representative to the imperial council of the Arabic Order Mystic Shriners, arrived yesterday and last night pre- sented a charter to Fl Zaribah Temple. c. B. DeCamp, past potentate of Al Malaikah Temple, Los Angeles, Mystic Order of Shriners and director of the temple, arrived yesterday to partici- pate in the proceedings of Ell Zaribah Temple, at the general conclave held last night by the local Shriners.
 F. G. Logan of the firm of F. H. Logan & Co.,, one of the largest firms on the Chicago board of trade, is in the city and stopping at the Ford. MT Logan has large business interests in the territory and was attracted to Phoenix by the irrigation congress.
 Sheriff Berry and Dr. Pratt of Apache county are in the city as delegates tc the irrigation congress. After the session is over they will go to Yuma with three prisoners, who were sen. tenced to one year each for grand lar ceny and who are now in the county jail.
 Anybody knowing anything of the whereabouts of man named Fender gast, who is supposed to be in thi. city and who formerly hailed iron Eureka, California, is requested to in form the clerk of the board of super visors. A sum of money has been lief to him.
 Mrs. Mary Flannigan of New Yorl would like to know the present loca tion of her brother, Owen Conroy whom she has not seen for thirty -fiv years. She would also like informa tion concerning Lawrence M. Geary The board of supervisors received tn request for information.
 Yesterday Probate Judge Grouse is sued three marriage licenses as fol lows: w J. Sutherland, Lily B Nay Tor; E. c. Washington, Kate Brown ing; Frank o. ohotey and Miss Ida . Kelsey The latter young woman al rived yesterday morning from Mor tana and was married to MT. Shote last night by Rev. MT. Chase of tn First Methodist church.
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