Arizona republican., 1897-10-28

Justice Kincaid is slowly, but grad ually recovering from his illness.
 D. Nicholson has remodeled his place of business by enlarging it and carpeting it.
 The Woman's Relief Corps will meet at it's hall in the MOnihon building tomorrow night.
 The Daughters of 'Rabekah are pre- pairing to open the amusement season with a grand ball.
 P.J. Clark returned yesterday morn ing from an extended visit to Tucs9n and the mining camps ill that vicinity.
 The trial of C. D. Ward, charged with violating the 40O-yard limit law, was continued in Justice Johnstone's $ court yesterday until 10 o'clock this morning.
 Those interested in foot ball are invited to meet alt z o'clock tonight at the offices of Flannigan & Willis, rooms Nos. 2 and 4. in the postofsice building.
 The subject of the sermon tonight at the Seventh Day Adventist tab ernacle, corner of Fourth and Wash ington streets, will be Christ and the Sabbath"
 The Epworth League of the First M B. church will give a Halloween social in the church parlcrs on Friday evening of this week. All come and have royal good time
 The office of the territorial board of control will be removed today from the rooms it has occupied in the Ga zette building to rooms in ,he third story of the Fleming block.
 J. W. Owen post G. A. R., will ten der Commander J. Y. T. Smith a pub lie reception at it's hall tonight. The reception will be a demonstration of the posts regard for MT. Smith and of thankfulness for his lately restored sight. The public is invited to at tend.
 The regular annual Kansas reunion will be held at Tempe on Saturday, November 6. All Kansans through out the Salt River valley are expected to be present and participate in the picnic, which will be held in the beau tiful umbrella grove at the school grounds.
 Attorney Damron has improved so much that he will be able to be at his office next Saturday. He is said to be restored both mentally and physi- cally and is remaining at home now on his physicians recommendation for additional rest.
 There is on exhibition at the cham Der of commerce three Arizona apples which cannot be excelled by any of the products of an apple belt, which Arizona does not pretend to be. They h,r4O1 hi ln Navajo county, by A. J. Daggs. eighteen ounce" apple. These sam pies are quite worthy of their name.
 At the temperance meeting to be held in the Presbyterian church on tomorrow evening a new male quar- tette will make it's bow to a Phoenix audience. Those composing it are Messrs. Fletcher, Beller, Arnold and Walbridge. Mr. Mussey will also sing solo. The address of MT. Flannigan will be the effort of his life, and will be worth hearing. Expert Ben Heney, who is at work ! on the books of the late clerk of the board of supervisors of Pima county. Fred G. Hughes, is said to have found material for startling disclosures Nothing has been given out authori- | tatively except that there is a de- | fciency in the road fund, but the ex- istence of that had been suspected long before the fall and flight of Hughes Recorder Jobs had a sleeping drunk before him yesterday morning. He l fined him $4, little in advance of the l regular rate, because the victim er- tered into dispute with the arrestine officer regarding the location of his l capture. He said he was sleeping ] upon his constitutional rights in a 1 saloon. The officer said he found him in a cOmatOse condition on the edge of a ditch
 1 MT. Frank L. Howard of Geneva 1 H., who spent some time in Phoenix and the valley early last summer, has l lately returned to the city. During his stay here MT. Howard bought a tract of land in the foothills about five miles out on the Gave Creek road. He | is going to immediately erect sev- eral ranch cottages upon it to be occupied by winter tourists who pre- fer the slightly higher elevation and the more bracing air of the foothills | There is no doubt that this vii prove a very remunera,ive invest. ment, for it will meet want long ex. perienced by tourists.
 MT. F. F. Winters is the new city editor of the Tucsor Star This is MT Winters frs venture in the newspaper bus mess, but he has an extensive ac quaintance in Tucson and Pima coun ty. He was a successful business man and democratic political leade in the county. 1t is said that he wa
 influential in forming the demo cratic ticket elected in that county year ago. He was nominated for Hh legislature. but at once declined it ant Hon. A. c. Bernard was chosen to fil the vacancy. He gained reputation
 during the campaign as an eloquen orator and skillful worker He is son-in-law of Judge Charles F. Meyer
 Local sportsmen are very much in terpSteA in fho late discovery of ,