Arizona republican., 1898-11-10

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 is disqualified to assist in canvassing
 he election returns, having been a
 candidate
 MRS. N. o. MURPHY'S RECEP- TI0N.- Mrs. V. 0. Murphy will be at
 home at the apartments of Governor
 Murphy and herself at the Hotel Adj ans between o'clock and 6 o'clock this afternoon, where she will be pleased to receive these who desire to call.
 LADIES' ENTERTAINMENT.- On tomorrow evening the ladies Of the 1 Christian church will give another 1 pleasant entertainment, for which they are famed. T.-is will be 9 Tour
 Around the World" and the fare will
 be but 10 cents, which will include
 supper in the Pullman bufe,.
 WILL PRCBATED.- rho will Of the
 late Daniel Titus of San Francisco was
 admitted to probate yesterday. He was
 a well known and wealthy attorney of i California. The property Of the eseate
 in this county is Q ranch on the south | side which is baqUeathed in the will to l Frank F. Titus, who has been resi- dent Of the county for many years. l LITTLE TO SHOW FOR IT, Out
 0, all the hurly-burly of election day and the following wild night the police court secured only three drunks and they were of the tame sort. The only victim cf the court was 9 tramp who had nothing 10 do with the elec
 iion and, il fact, dId nC1 get on the scene until the fsIting was done. A NEW NINE MT. W. J. Murphy is in Phoenix from his mine in Yav- apai county. He has spent some time develCping some claims between Pres
 41,.~ ,-s,%4 6s South Eastern railroad. which have produced some exceIleL- ere. The pres ent development of the mine is about 10O feet, and MT. Murphy intends to
 prosecute further development during the winter.
 THE GARD, ,NER CASE The case of J. 4. Gardiner vs. J. J. Gardiner was resumed in district court yeste1- day morning The testimony of the plaintiff was concluded and his case finished The defendant went on the stand and related the story Of the ac- ouirement of the property in dispute
 ard the affairs Of the Farmers and Merchants Trading and Manufacturing compan. He was on the stand when court adjourned for the day There is considerable documentary evidence to
 be submitted.
 ELECTION BETTING.- Manager Clark Of the Ford is one Of Wilson s supporters who was SUI Drised ct the defeat Of Col. Brodie. Dr. Ford figured it all cut 9 day or so before election and wens to the bank and drew $500 in gold which ha placed With B-odle man to back his judgment C. the out come. He put Wilson's majority at fifty, but the wager he made was on the general result. AIr. Clark says that | .o QaA a ell o the Ford which was the headquarters 1 for the democrats during the cam paign.
 A MILL FOR GROWN POINT. -I Mining men from Yavapai county say ! that Col. BrCdie has made arrange i ments to place ten stamp mill, steam hcist and other equipment upon s- ha Grown Point mine in Castle Creek i district. The development oi this mine was accomplished with many interest | ing incidents A number Of strikes 1 were made before 200 feet of work was done and at the 300-fOot leTsl the ore chute presented TWO fe6- Of partially | decomposed quartz which contained | rich values in free gold. At this level ] drifts were run On the lead and II was . found that the rich ore continued as far as drifting was done. Then the . war came and Col. Brodie ordered the | pumps pulled cut of the shaft, and he ! went off to Cuba. The Crown Point . has since been idle. Every one who . has seen the Grown Point predicts a bright future for the camp.
 BUILDING A HOTEL Mr. r. ". Morris O. the Hot Springs company re-
 urned last night to Hot Springs, hay ing come to Phoenix s0 receive the election returns. MT. Morris will re- IL ac~, Dp go to Philadelphia to spend Q few mc1ths He anticipates a good winter season at the popular winter resort and among hoso who have engaged quarters for the winter are many east erners. The summer season was not very brisk, owing 5o the war and the attention which t was given by the people over the country. 4 hotel Is being built by he HCt Springs com rany at Hc5 Springs junction, where passsngers take the stage to the springs. Heretofore the accommodate tiCns there have been very poor. The hctel will contain q large number of rooms and will have 8 restaurant in cOnneCion. The company is already Q store successfully a l, this paint.
 A WEATHER WARNING.- On Tuesday morning a white flag with black square center was nCla-eu over the weather bureau office and a circu- lar was issued warning the people Of the Salt River valley to look out for frost. That night there was nCt only no frost. but it was q particularly warm occasion in Phoenix. Then peo- Dle thought they saw through the weather bureaus r.Onunciame1to; It was hint only to the democratic ecursy candidates of an early ensuing political frost But the bureau was not jclxing. The real meteorological cold snap got. around last nigh, though | about twenty-four hours after due.
 MINING lIV YAVAPAI-Ar James ' Shirley oi Prescott arrived at the Ad-