Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

vesterday at her rooms in the Moni- hon block.
 Pinney & Robinson will publish at the top of their advertisement on page four throughout the winter the official weather bureau forecast for each day.
 A room on South First street occu- pied by two young men named Un- derhin and Wilcox was buE glariZed on Friday night.
 Jimmy Boyd and Weston Nichols have embarked in business on lief ferson street, opposite the Commer- cial hotel. Jimmy and West" are we'll known in Phoenix
 The democratic tidal wave which started in tihe east last Tuesday and rolled westward struck an obstruc- tion in the Third ward of Phoenix yesterday and was hurled back.
 The law firm of Street & Frazier was wrecked yesterday afternoon by a telegram from Washington. Attor- ney-General Frazier will continue to occupy the offices in the Fleming block. Governor McCord last night gave a dinner party at the Ford. Among the glIssis were Attorney-Genera Frazier; AdjuItant- General R. Allyn Lewis and Messrs. J. A. KurtZ, J. P. KrabeP and | T. A. Jobs.
 Don Curry, an old resident of Phoe- nix. died yesterday morning. He came here several years ago for his health. He was an expert mill man ard was employed at Holmes, Gregory & Lindsley's mill several years.
 The Palace saloon at Prescott was h11r-r Xvii T ,i.r1,ll -I, iginated from a range in a restaurant in connection with tMe saloon The building was owned by Hugh McCrum of San Francisco. The owner of th5 saloon and fixtures was Robert Brown. Miss Madge Richmond is over f.om the normal spending Saturday and Sunday with her parents accompaniad by Miss Ida Temple, also a normalite Miss Ida Woolf, teacher in the pub lie schools, is spending the day with M-r parents at Tempe.
 The Standard Iron works has the contract for the iron and steel work in the Holmes building George Mo Claren, their competent foreman, is in charge. George is on eof the best workmen in Phoenix and the Standard Iron works is one of the reliable firms of the city.
 MT c. W. Pittock, travelling repre- sentative of The Republican, will fur nish the readers of this paper with all the mining news he can secure while Tn the north, not forgetting general letters pertaining to various localities visited in the northern counties. The management of The Republican will appreciate faWors extended to MT Pig tock.
 About three mon,hs ago L. M. Au- straw left on a visit to his old home at Pittsburg, Pa, expecting to be gone about two months. A letter was re- ceived from him soon after he reach d Pittsburg and nothing was heard from him afterWard until yesterday his partner, J. B. Duffton, got letter in which MT. AIst:aw said he had been very ill and alt one time was not ex- pected to live. He has recovered from his illness, but is still weak and unable to travel.
 A part of the s. F. P. & P. train from the noTldh was deraiIed yesterday morning at half past two near the stock yards. The accident was ap- parently caused by large New York Central furniture car which left the track, running upon Fhe ties for a dis tance of nearly two blocks. The car tOppleh over. It was filled with fur niture consigned to Captain John A. Baldwin, The contents were unin- iured. By 3 o'clock the wreck was cleared up.
 The band from the Indian school took the town by storm yesterday af- ternoon. The boys under the careful | direction of Superintendent McCowan made a pleasing appearance in their i natty uniform of cadet gray, deco | rated with gold braid. They have been accurately trained in marching ] and they have developed a great deal of musical skill. They serenaded the 1 various newspaper offices, after which i they gave an hours cOncer!t at the court house plaza.
 A party consisting of Col. DeRussey commanding at Fort Whipple, and wife; Assistant GI:neral Manager R. E. 1 Wells of llhe $. F. P. & P. and wife, Hon. N O. Murphy and Messrs. Lloyd 1 c. Griscom Of Philadelphia, and c. C. Randolph, left yesterday morning on a special for a days trip to Castle l Creek hot springs. On arriving at
 Hot Springs junction the train was met by a four-horse coach by which
 the party was conveyed ever the ad- mirabla and lately constructed noun tain road to the springs. The special
 returned to the city about Il o'clock
 last might.
 The Phoenix Racing association has finally gotten down lbo business. At g meeting held at the Bodega last might
 a series of races to take place during the holidays was decided upon.
 speed programme will be issuid some
 time next week and a meeting for thG
 preparation of it will be held at the
 Bodega next Saturday night. In two days canvassing for purse money z committee has collected more thar S60O and members of the association