Arizona republican., 1897-10-29

Other Matters.
 F. F. Xellner's cash store sent out four large wagon loads of provisions to the mountains yesterday.
 Architect A. W. Gregg has just completed plans for handsome resi- dence to be erected by J. B. Duftor in Churchill's addition.
 Be sure and attend the Halloween" social at the First M. E. church this evening. The Epworth League is planning for grand good time. If you want to spend pleasant evening go down to the Christian church at half past seven to the dime social. The dime also pays for re- treatments.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres byterian church will meet with Mrs. J. D. Monihon this afternoon from 2:30 to 5. Refreshments 10 cents. All the ladies in the city are invited to attend.
 An adjourned meeting of the Phoe- nix Racing association will be held at the Bodega on Saturday night for the election of directors and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the asso- citation.
 This evening the Good Templars hold their public meeting in oile Pres byterian church Everybody will want to hear MT. Flannigan's address and the special music that has been prepared for the occasion by MT Mussey and a new male quartette.
 The offices of the territorial auditor were removed yesterday from the rooms lately occupied in the Gazette building to rooms 303 and BOA on the third floor of the Fleming block. The office of the board of control was re- moved at the same time to the same place.
 died at the Commercial yesterday af- ter residence in the city of two weeks. The remains were prepared for shipment by Randall & Davis and will be taken back home to Peoria, H., accompanied by Mrs. Esther Hearst, the mother of the deceased.
 c. R. Fluke of Lewiston, Pa., died in Phoenix yesterday morning of neuralgia of the heart. He had ar rived in the city only the day before, intending to remain during the win ter. The remains were sent east last night by the Phoenix Undertaking company. The deceased was AT years old.
 The following self explanatory com municatiOn was left at The Republi- can office last night: Henry Harlow Akers yelled, I am yours for McKin- ley for the first time at 9:35 D. m., October 2S, A. D., 1S97 The mother and Henry Harlow are doing well. He is a twelve pounder. regular 'cracker-ja jack"
 The Foundation for the new dining room at the insane asylum has been finished. The dimensions are 80x4O. At one end of the dining room stage for use during entertainments will occupy one end of the hall. Two other rooms, one a serving room and the other a pantry, will complete the belongings of the building, which will be of brick, one story, and of pleasing exterior.
 Governor McCord, accompanied by Chancellor Hughes of the university, will leave tomorrow for Pasadena. Cal, to meet Professor M M. Parker, who has been considered as successor to President Billman of the university. Professor Parker has been recom- mended by Bishop John M. Newman He is president of the Throop Poly technic institute of Pasadena, and he is a Harvard man.
 MT. J. George Hilzinger of Tucson is in the city. Mr. Hilzinger is the l author of that interesting and effect i've story of the resources of Pima l county, called, Treasure Land" He has been in core ..9ondemce with business men of Phoenix regarding a ! work of the same kind descriptive of 1 Phoenix and Maricopa county He will probably meet with the chamber of commerce today, when a decision will be reached regarding the matter A reception and banquet was given Governor and Mrs. McCord at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Stroud at 631 North Center street last Wednesday night Other guests beside the governor and his wife Were i Attorney-General and Mrs. Frazier Adjutant- General and Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis, Bishop and Mrs. Kendrick MT. and Mrs. Clinton Miller, Mrs and Miss Jones, Miss Lena Purdy, MT Eldredge Jordan and Captain J. w 1 Crenshaw. .-.
 Registration for the special election of councilman from the Third ward began yesterday and will close or November 1. There Is a prevalent and wrong impression regarding this registration. It is believed to be supplemental affair, for the benefit O. those who were mot qualified voters last spring, or who from one cause ol another failed to register. It is in
 tended for all voters of the Thirt
 ward. Each registration belong
 only to the one election which follow.
 it and those who neglect to appear a
 this special registration cannot vot,
 at the coming special election.