Arizona republican., 1898-10-18
News of the Town

THE EI1CkERlNG LAME-- W nlle the lamp holds out to burn, the vilest sinner may return. This is the last day cf registration. Those who do net come in will not be American citizens this fall.
 NEW CITIZENS. The work of making new citizens Of the United States is going on i,1 federal court. The following were admitted yester- day: Nicholas Brecht, Germany; An gel Delgado and Elijio Rangel of Mexico
 WALSH INQUEST The inquest upon the case of James Walsh, the old man who was found dead in his bed at the Star lcdging house on Sunday morning, was concluded yesterday by Justice Johnstone. The jury decided that death had resulted from natural causes. Walsh was buried yesterday
 ON TIME Ire train from the north arrived on the minute last night, the first time for days. It had been held daily at Ash Fork tc wait fer the regularly delayed wes10ound Santa Fa Pacific. That train was probably SC seriously delayed by eastern storms that no attempt was made to connect yesterday.
 CANAL FORECLOSURE- The two cases of the Merchants Loan and Trust company Of New Ycrk against The Arizona Canal company were in district court yeterday. A decree Of foreclosure was ordered. The day was spent in a discussion Of it's terms. which were finally agreed upon The decree itself has not yet bsen drawn.
 ONE SIDED AFFAIR Governor Murphy who returned on Sunday night from Holbro0k and Flagstaff, said speaking Of the Brodie-Wilson cam paign that he had never seen a polit- ical contest so one sided. The name Of Brcdie is something to swear by in every town and mining camp Demo crats are wing with republicans in their enthusiasm ever the gallant
 Rough Rider
 CAUSE OF THE COLD The ther- mcmeter ran to the lowest notch Of the season last night and overcoats were dragged from their summer hiding places. Two reasons are given for the slump of the temperature. One is the snow storm and blizzard which began raging east Of the Rockies on Sunday night. But that is rather far fetched. The nearer and more apparent and likelier cause was the frost precipi- tated by Col. Wilson in Tempe last night. If anything in the valley has been damaged the people will be in- clined to hold him responsible.
 LOST 4 BULLET Sergeant John Hall brought back, among other me mert0es Of the Cuban campaign, Mauser bullet. He carried it iE his left shoulder for safe keeping and kept it there until yesterday afternoon when it was removed by DGs- Wylie and Duff field. It was taken out about two inches below the shoulder blade. Al ter the operatiCn fTie1d asked Ser geant Hall, Did you have to take anything when you had it cut out?s meaning by anything an anaesthetic. .Nc.'' was the reply. -.Why should 1? I didn't have to take anything when it was put in The extracted ball will be converted into a watch charm BRODIE AND FIRE Col Brodie is sweeping along the Santa Fe Pacific like fire and fire is sweeping along like Col. Brodie. When the candidate was at Flagstaff last Saturday night they burnt down business block in homer Of him. He was at Williams last night, and Williams not to be out done by the Skylight town, sacrificed the residences Of Deputy Sheriff Mar tin Buggelin and 0. L. Lewis This kind of fesvor is a certain sign Of the , colonel's election, but his waTmest personal and political friends in Phoe- nix hope it may be moderated slightly on the occasion of his appearance here next Saturday. Any way the fire en- zine will be kept ready for service at moments notice.
 THE LAST DAY Whoever is not registered today will be debarred from participation in the electicn Of Col. Brodie next month. This is the last day of registration, October IS. The indications now are that the ragistra- tion will considerably exceed that Of two years ago, though it seemed doubt ful week ago if it would equal it. 1t was almost tie last Saturday. Yes terday there was 9 rush in the offices Of the justices Of the peace in this pEe- cinct It had been supposed that every man who would register had dcne so. The lists will be put into the hands Of the printer this week. If returns have net been received from the outside precincts in time they will De put into Q supplemental list.
 [ MIR. BUSH'S PERFORMANCE-The story in The Republican yesterday of the killing ID one day of forty-two dozen quail by Jose Bush has aroused 2 good deal of comment among spcTts- men There is 10 doubt that Mir. Bush
 brought the quail to town with him. , His own word is sufficiently gcCd to establish that. BSside he is supported 1 by the proprietor Of the restaurant where the birds were sold. The sportsmen CT a majority Of them ac- 1 cept the fcrty-two dozen, but dsny that 1 Mir. Bush could have shot so many They say by e1eprience that though
 Mir. Bush is strong man he is not strong enough to carry the amount Of | to,,o-o,,1i+ion o necessary fo kill SQ many