Arizona republican., 1896-02-21


 two days, but Recorder Jobs yesterday disregarded the merrymaking long enough to pass judgment on two drunk and disorderly people Outraged jus tice was appeased by price of S4 in each case.
 Arrival of the mail from the west was delayed yesterday on account of the lapse of ''No. 19'' on the Southern Pacific from schedule time. Passen- gers from the east were brought up on time at a. m. The regular Santa Fe train in the afternoon added a hundred or more participants to thefestivities. Captain FS. Ingalls contributes to the fund of prize-fight location sug- at hand. He proposes that the fighters go to Yuma and there embark upon a steamer for some point down the river on Mexican soil. Mexican troops could not reach them and the big fight could be neatly fought to a finish.
 The visitors from Los Angeles were the guests of the Maricopa club last night and were escorted to a most elaborate repast which consisted of everything the market afforded The delegation from the coast has been royalty entertained during their brief visit and leave with a warm feeling for the capital city and her citizens.
 Tucson is preparing to observe Washington's birthday in most be- fitting manner. Regular exercises will be held and the most important featur will be the presentation by the citizens of the old pueblo to the public schools of the city of an American flag and pole. Governor Hughes was notified by wire yesterday that he has been ap- pointed orator of the day. He will leave for there tonight returning next week.
 To Frank Curns is due the credit for a magnificent display in the parade of Wednesday,. The float containing ye charming Maud Muller raking hay was one of the prettiest sights in the parade and the contrast between the time when fair maidens raked hay and the present time when thirty-two acres of hay day is raked by modern pro- cess. The dress worn by Miss Good win, the young lady who so charming ly represented the fair Maud cost q neat sum-
 Supplies for the Indian camp, report ed by Chairman Frazier for yesterday were as follows: Two cords wood, 2,00O pounds hay, 400 loaves bread, 100 pounds sugar, 100 pounds beans, 100 pounds dried fruit; 400 pounds beef, 25 pounds coffee, 10 pounds salt. All these were appropriated by the youth full Indians and more. They leave for home tomorrow morning early, go this in the last day in which to we'd their camp near he parl.
 s. B. Hall, the hustling proprietor of The Shore, has perfected arrangements by which he vii now receive daily shipments of fresh flowers direct from the Ingles.de nurseries and Redondo gardens, Califorra Yesterday a large consignment of rare carnations was received and were quickly snapped up by eager purchasers. The Repub- lican acknowledges as a present from MT. Hall a quantity of these beautiful flowers.
 The Los Angeles visitors left last night, but before they went again showed their full appreciation of the social equities. Headed by Chairman Meyberg and with the Tucson brass band they visited The Republican and Gazette offices and other points in the city and serenaded as tuneful fare well. They expressed the most en- thusiastic pleasure over their visit, which they felt would be productive of much good to both cities interested
 The Populist territorial convention meets at 10 o'clock this morning at the city hall. Over 100 delegates have reported so far to the local secretary The day will be devoted to prelimi- nary work and tomorrow the nomina- tions will be made. w. o. O'Neiu will not be present, but will assuredly be nominated for congress. For delegate to the National convention J. 0. White will without doubt be chosen as one with second from the southern part of the territory. zt'5| ,
 L. c. Hubert, representing the Boston Dry Goods store, one of the great firms of the city of the angels, is member of the delegation of business men attending the carnival from Los Angeles. MT. Hubert is very favor ably. impressed with the business pos abilities of Phoenix and will here after give special attention to Ari- zona trade, through the medium of the mail order department of his firm, which assures purchasers of as fair dealing as if they were buying in per son.
 Rudolph Cooley, an individual who was released from jail yesterday morn ing by the outcome of a drunken de- bauchery last night, found his way to the county hospital, where his head was sewed up. He was no sooner re- leased from custody than he began to lay the foundation for another jag.