Arizona republican., 1897-11-29

George c. Buxton & CO. yesterday received their sixth carload of Cali fornia apples.
 Jose Marine, Ygnaoio Bernal ana
 Jose Orosco were arrested on Sunda! for cleaning out a saloon opposite ths
 M. & P. depot.
 In spite of a rather chilly afternoon there was large attendance at tht Pioneer band concert on the city hal
 plaza Sunday.
 w. W. Cook yesterday came in from the Agua Fria with lions scalI which Clerk Gray of the board o1 supervisors bought of him for $20.
 Married, at 8:30 last night at thG rectory, by Rev. Dr. Penick of Trinity Episcopal church, MT Leslie B. Larfi- mer and Miss Kathryn B. Walsh, both of the city.
 Suit on a note was begun in district court yesterday by A. G. Hubbard against James T. Simms, Hannah T Simms, the Simms Improvement com pany and others.
 Miss Sarah Thomas of Fairfield, Ia., died at Minnehaha Flats of spinal meningitis on November 26. Her funeral occurred on November 29.
 A freight train was ditched twenty five miles north of the city last night, obstructing the track so that the pas senger train, due shortly before mid night. was delayed a couple of hours.
 Died-On Monday, November 29, Ruth Jeanette, aged years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill. FuneCal service, will take place at the resi- dence. 445 North Fourth avenue. today at 3 o'clock.
 A rumor reached town late last night of a disastrous head-on collisi n between a freight and paSS5nger train on ,the; Santa Fe Pacific east of Ash Fork. It was stated that the crews of both engines had been killed. No other particulars of the wreck were obtainable.
 Governor McCord and General R. Allyn Lewis left on Sunday night in Superi-tende Randolph's private car San Carlos for Tucson to attelId the crystal wedding of Col. and Mrs. John H. Martin yesterday. From Tucson Governor McCord will go to Yuma, re- turning to Phoenix on Thursday morning.
 A SUGcldI lIOIu iI6SCOlt President F. M. Murphy of the s. F. P. & F., Assistant General Manager Wells, wife and children and Chief B = gineer W. A. Drake. arrived in the city at o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Messrs. Wells and Drake returned to Prescott the same, night. MT. Murphy left last night.
 A gentleman with aesthetic ideas called at the city hall yesterday to inquire if the practice of many bus.- ness men and others of using the pavements for signboards was in con soaance with the city ordinances. He said that when one was going along the sidewalk in a contemplative mood it was with something of a shock thai his eye was arrested with the startling announcement, Hot Tom and Jerry" Hot Coffee, cents a cup" etc. The ordinances say nothing about it.
 Phoenix is about to lose a commer cial landmark, c. L. Eschman. MT. Eschman returned on Sunday nom ing from a trip to San Francisco and announced that he was about to sell his stock of drugs, having partially made arrangements to buy a large drug store in San Francisco. There are already four buyers in the field, all from abroad. MT. Eschman has been contemplating this move for the last six months. He will not dispose of his real estate interests here imme- diately, if at all. MT. Eschman has been in business in Phoenix since 1884.
 Articles of incorporation of the Principality Mining and Grazing com pany of the United States and Can ada was filed in the office of th Arri- torial secretary yesterday. Tie in corporators are Benjamin F. Dalton and James .saren. The principal place of b $ is at Prescott, capital stock 1e200, ,0o0,020; shares, $2G. Articles If incorpora ion of the Yuma Canal company were al.o filed The incorporators are o. Schater, George U. Hclcamb, c. L. Brown, Mul- fN,