Arizona republican., 1897-11-28

| a NutSh6ll-DOln2S or FoOpio anu Other Matters.
 The 3.oOOth suit since the organiza- tion of the county was filed in district court yesterday.
 Application for letters of guardian ship of Walter Gleason was made in count yesterday by Dr. Charles H. | Jones.
 The Pioneer band will give their usual concert today at D. m. on the city hall plaza. A beautifully ar ranged programme will be rendered. The sale of seats for Hermann the Great company opens at Keefer's at a. m. Monday morning. The indi- cations are that the great magician will have a crowded house.
 The first meeting of the governors cabinet was held at the executive chambers yesterday afternoon. Mat ters of only general interest to the territory were discussed.
 General Lewis and dAttorney-General Frazier, who were with Governor Mo Cord at Tucson, suspect the governor of an intention to take up his resi- dence there and remove the, capital. Mrs. Marcus Rulings, mother of Messrs. Wade H. Rulings and Arthur A. Rulings, of this city, died yester- day morning at Oil City, Pa. Mrs Rulings was 68 years of age and had lived all her life in the community in which she died, winning by the gran deur of her character the love and re- speot of large circle of friends.
 General Elwell s. Otis, commanding n4 hn rived at Whipple Barracks on Friday evening. It was hoped that General Otis would visit Phoenix before re- turning ito Denver, but he will not be able to do so at this time. He found affairs at Whfpple in admirable con- dition, as they always have been since Col. DeRussey has been in command.
 Jesse Dives, who was arrested O. Friday night for assuming to be the Supreme Being, was tried in probate count yesterday for insanity He hadn't a peg on which to hang de fense and was committed to the asy lum When he comes out he will not have so exalted an opinion of himself. but he will be a less menacing mem Der of society.
 A. Redewill is a consistent and life long democrat, but he believes The Republican party has the pull on prosperity. Within the last six weeks he has sold fourteen pianos and twice as many organs. This is more busi- ness than he did during the whole of Cleveland's administration. He has sold out everything, but he has car load of musical instruments on the way. They will be here in time for the holiday trade.
 Sheriff George Ruffner of Yavapai county arrived in town yesterday with two Mexican cOnvictS on their way to Yuma for three and one-half years While the sheriff was here he pro- cured acquisitions on the governor of California for the eXtradition of two men now in jail at Los Angeles on charge of burglarizing the store of H. Lemon, the jeweler at Prescott, a couple of weeks ago. A part of the jewelry was found in their possession when they were arrested.
 Two elevens of the Phoenix Foot Ball association will play a practiee game at the park at 2:30 this after noon. The boys are getting ready for d game with the Indian school eleven to be played two weeks from next Saturday. A game will be played with team from the university of southern California on Christmas and another with the victorious Prescott eleven on New Years day. Prescott, the Indian school management and the Phoenix association are making an arrangement for an extension of the foot ball season to Washington's s Birthday
 J. B. Walker returned yesterday from the Yellow Log mine in which he is interested with Frank Prothero and Dick Stroud The Yellow Log is south of Adonde wells, im Yuma | county. It is showing up we'll The shaft has bSen sunk forty-five feet MT. Walkers pe is covered with tan and his hands vare bony and calloused. He has been working like common laborer, as if he did not have millions in sight. His part of the work was to sharpen the drills and though he had not had hold of a drill for eighteen years CT since he succeeded in blowing Uncle Josh Bailey out of a shaft over in New Mexico, his right hand had not lost its cumming It seemed as if it were but yesterday that K, A few days ago young man struck this town, claiming to belong to a family, one of whose members is a man whose name is known through out the world. The young man de- | veloped sporting tendencies soon after his arrival in Phoenix Perhaps he brought them with him. or be had | them sent by express. Tendencies of this kind are accompanied by expendi- ture, so that yesterday evening this | well connected young man was in need | Of money. He presented a $50 check signed by prominent physician, at a saloon. It was cashed, but shortly | afterward the proprietor was assailed by doubts about the signature He hunted up the well connected young man, bluffed him into giving up all Of the proceeds of the check but s1 50
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