Arizona republican., 1897-09-18

A meeting of the territorial loan commission was held at the governor rooms yesterday.
 A meeting of the livestock sanitary commission was held yesterday, at which Councilman Frank Moss was appointed inspector.
 MT. c. D. Reppy of the Florence Tribune who was in the city on Thurs day. says that Florence has taken on new life and it's people are now more hopeful of the future than they have ever been. The chief contTdbutory causes are the return of the federal court to Florence and the appoint ment of a new canal receiver. The other causes of Florence's hopefulness are common to the whole country, a republican administration, moro miD- ng activity and better prices for cattle.
 The arrival of d telegram announc- ing, the appointment of a United States attorney was expected all yesterday afternoon. Speculations were made, as to his name. One man started report that 1t would be Judge Street, and he was accordingly interviewed. Said he: My experience Is that it is so hard to get what one asks for at Washington that 1t is unreasonable for one to expect anythlngAhe does not ask for l have not asked to be appointed United States attorney. have never written a line on the sub ject and do not expect the appoint ment.''
 A farewell party was given at the Sixth Avenue hotel last night to P,rff xr-hO tember 20 for Chicago to pursue the study of medicine The hotel which has lately been refurnished and re- modelled, was lighted from basement to garret in honor of the occasion Thejmusic was furnished by Professor Fuerstein. There was dancing. cards, refreshments aA,f a> jolly good time The guests were: Misses Shields, Kate Walsh, Kennedy, Maud Walsh, Porter and Bower and Mrs. Half and Mrs. Shamp; Messrs El- 'dridge Jordan, Harry Holland, Philip Herold, Leslie Laumer, Landis, Berry man, Walsh, Ira P. Smith, Prescott, Dr. Butts and Ed Butts, Jr.
 United States Attorney Ellinwood yesterday dismissed the charge of adul- Sery against Mrs. Lena Fisher Mrs. Fisher and Joseph Deck were arrested at Glendale couple of months ago. Their presence in the community and their antecedents were first made known by the publication of a letter in The Republican saying that Mrs. Fisher had eloped from husband in Ohio and had last been heard of in Arizona. Her reputation until the time of elopement hAd been good, but Deck was described as a blot upon Ohio society. Soon after the publi- cation of the letter both were arrested In day or two they were released or bond. The case against Deck has not been dismissed
 The wife of City Attorney Pierce Evans died at Oakland, Cal, yester, day. The cause of death was no1 stated in the telegram announcing it but it was probably neuralgia of the heart She was afflicted with that ailment early in the summer and al one time her life was despaired of She gained gradually and as soon a. she was able she left for California She was believed to be slowly recov
 ering until yesterday morning MT Evans received a telegram saying tha she was so ill that death was i1nmi nent and certain. He began makin, preparations to leave at once for Oak land. A couple of hours later anothe telegram was received informing hin of her death. He started to Oaklani last night.