Arizona republican., 1896-04-17

on the evening train for bridal tour that will extend to Germany. No date has been set for their return. | Yesterday was one of the most blustry of the season, the temperature keeping down to almost a Wsnltry point. It was plainly the extreme edge of the snowy blizzard that has heaped the snow deep in the valleys of Colorado. | Chairman Williams of the Demo cratic county central committee will in a few days call his executive com mittee together and fix upon date for the county convention for delegates to the territorial presidential convention. Manager Hall of The Shore has erected a large wire conservatory for potted plants This is the first thing of the kind in Phoenix and the Ingle- side nursery of California is fortunate in having such an enterprisiDg agent in Arizona.
 Prescott Journal-M.ner: Alex Duff recently discovered what is claimed to be an excellent quality of mineral paint on the west side of Little Chino val ley. He has eXper-mented with it and it is said ito be of superior quality. He reports it in. large quantities in the claim.
 J. s. Redpath of the Crane Elevator company of Chicago, who has the honor of placing the first elevator in leaves Sunday morning for Chicago. o:r 1Ni,, 1f building, is very much pleased with the work.
 At the Gooding block last night was he'd a pleasant social of the Baptist church society and this evening in the parlors of the Presbyterian church will be presented a programme of musical selections, recitations and dramatic tableaux Refreshments will also be served.
 The Western Union poles were yes Jterday set through ito the Washington street office and ruhe poles are now be- ing lwire-bound to withstand the at l Jacks of alfalfa-fed horses The con- struction gang will now work back 1 toward Maricopa, trimming up the de- l fciencies of the line
 The county recorder has appointed 1 the following named as registering of ! ficers for the county great register Phoenix, w. L. George; Tempe, B. B. Goodwin and B. L. Dunn; Mesa, c. R. flakes. Beside with those named registration may be had with any jus tice of the peace or at the office of the county recorder.
 l Prescott Courier: Operator Colds worthy of the Postal telegraph, re- ports that the business of the line has doubled since the reduced rates went 1 into effect. The Western Union Tel egraph company's line was completed to Prescott Tuesday, and their office at the Corner drug store will be open for business Wednesday.
 Prescott Courier: Probate Judge Hicks is engaged sending out school census blanks to the various d str .cts 1 in the county. This year the census | marshals will be paid at the rate of 20 cents per name, instead of by the district, as formerly This latter sys- tenn will probably prove a considerable saving over the former one. | The old adobe building and the adobe corral owned by Dr. L. H. Good rich on the southeast corner of Ad- ams and Center streets will be torn down within few weeks, leaving the 1 ground ready for building operations of magnitude. At this point it is probable will be erected the opera house of which the city stands so in need.
 United States Court Commissioner CTenshaw yesterday examined Felis Pacheco and Feliciana Nunes on a charge of adultery and bound both over ito await the action of the grand jury. The given name of each of the defendants may be translated to mean Happiness" A glimpse at them in their separate cells at the court house an unbroken one with them.
 Last might the following telegram was received from the San Francisco office of the weather bureau: "Se- were frost tonight and probably Fri. day night. (Signed) McAdie." This is distressing news, for a frost would do thousands of dollars damage te budding orchards, to vegetables anG even to grain, but the weather mar has erred before in his frost predic' tions and the hope is that his latest message of evil may Likewise prov untrue.
 Hon. Thomas Fitch speaks this evening at the opera house on "AI Ar.zonan Abroad" Of the orator, The
 Citizen says: "As an orator MT. Fitci
 is of National reputation and his visit should be taken advantage of by thos'
 desfrous of hearing a truly eloquenl
 piece of English language. Mr. Fitcl
 was formerly a resident of Tucson ant
 is well and pleasantly remembered b.
 his old associates who will be out il