Arizona republican., 1898-11-07

| Of the week. The Gfau company l6Bt it good imprs ssion among the theater- goers of Phoenix and a return engage msnt will be welcome news to them. l ANISH-AMERICAN BALL. - l O'Neill hall was the scene of q merry gathering last night. The occasion was the ball of the Spanish-American residents of Phoenix, a social event which will always be a pleasant mem ory to those who participated in its i pleasures. There were many eX- quisite costumes worn by the ladies and striking feature of the ball was the presence Of a great many beautiful women. The hall looked very pretty with it's decorations and the neatly | costumed young people. There was profusion Of roses which lent addition al beauty to the costumes of the la dies and gave a rich perfume to Inc ballroom
 HOTEL IMP1tOy 4LM ENTS. The Ford hotel has been receiving cOcsid- erable attention by Manager Clark lately in the way. of interior improve msnts Mir Clark looks for a large number cf tourists ,his winter, and he has overhauled every part of his ex- cellent hotel to increase the comfort of his guests and add to the beauty Of the hotel. As soon as election is past tha people will begin to arrive in the valley. and from information which has been received at the various ho- teis the number who will come to the valley this fall and winter will be much larger than ever before. Some Of the country boarding houses are al ready filling lip, and there is an in creasing demand for rooms in the c.,y.
 SEE THEIR MISTAKE- The dem 0cratic managers are trying to make the people believe hat the dOdgcr am ncunci.:g ,ha "The ShGtgun Brigade Of the Democratic Rough Walkers" was issued by the republican, county central committee. Chairman Gill of the publican cCun,y central commit lee says that he has the name of the democrat who ordered the bills print cd for the democratic managers, and when the bills appeared on the street John o. Dunbar of the Gazette job of flee said that they were printed at his office. This charge is an admission on the part of the democrats that they blundersd Eadly. Theyr are trying to relieve themselves of as much punish meret as possible but the people are determined that they shall get what they richly deserve.
 THOSE ROUGH WALKERS II The democratic managers awoke yes terday morning to find that the re- spoctable demccrGi-s were chag. inaG and he entire a.emeL: of d-cert people | who were supporting Wilson were de- m0ralized at the hCodlum demolstr3- | tion Saturday night. The flooding Of the city with bills announcing the | "Shctgur Parade Of the Democratic ! Rough Walkers was Il warning which | the people had net aken s~-lcl7ly. l They did net expect the blew which | cane. The effect Of the trdvc9ty be- i came more disastrous &s the people ! realized it's full significance, and it Wlu | grow with increasing kcrFcT untlt ! every patriCiic anC loyal AriG11-al | will feel the insult which the party managers of the democratic campaign have flung in5o the faces Of the brave Rough Riders of Arizona
 CONQUERING THE WHEEL. - The quiet C. Sunday mcra.pg was somewhat sha tered in the nai@h1or- Eood Of William Spears r-s;de- e, Mir. Spear has decided to move into a sttburt-n quarter of the city where his morning rest will not be broken by the annoying noises of a busy city. Sat urday he purchased a bicycle, and aG-er he tuned thirty on Sunday mora iag's Rcrublica1 he led the wheel into the street and attempted to ride home. There Was nothing to Cb--ruCt his r3 h. and 1t is fortunate for Mir. spear that this was so. He needed the whole street and he took up all of 1t a-d part of the sidewalk When the neighbors awcAe this morning they saw dust-covered city editor sill st-ug- glipe with wheel. Mr, Spear failcd to show up 2, The Republican office yesterday. Dr. Duffield thinks he will I ercover, but the bicycle vas taken to the hospital in m Ice wagon
 A FINE CROP.-The orange c-cp his year is exceptionally large. The yield per tree will be larger than ever before. and the oranges are mueh larg- CT than last year. The groves in the foothills present a pretty picture g. this time with the trees laden with f-uit just ripening Parties visiting the groves yesterday brought back to the city branches with the oranges still .iinging Q them, and the fruit dealers siniin that the oranges were nev-r arger than this year The picking will begin in a shCEt time. The oranges have matured earlier this year than ast. and this valley will hav5 it's fruit n the eastern markets long before the ] California orange has riIcl- q. Nr w. ,I. Ward, who owns large grove nesf 1amel Back, has jus Qomble ed a pack ing house which will enable him t1 ex- pedite the work Of packing and sn-p- ping his large crcp. ( HACKMaN ARRESTED. - Last night Officer Galnin' arrested twelve la ackmen who aT ged to have acted contrary to t' set forth in 9 re- cent Crdir city council. This 0rdina shall be unlaw- tul pr any o,hsr pub / li Tess or baggage
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