Arizona republican., 1898-04-17


 Skinner & Erb completed the con
 crete sidewalk in front of the nev
 Winters building yesterday.
 The Arizona Livestock association last night shipped car of cattle iron Tempe to Winslow.
 MT. Ray Sultzer resigned his position with Kellners cash store and vii leave for the east Monday.
 Superintendent B. F. Porter of the Maricopa & Phoenix road celebrated his fifty-sixth birthday on Friday.
 One of the street sights of Phoenix yesterday was little boy in an ex- press wagon drawn by two well trained white bulldogs.
 Jacob S. Caraker and Cora J. Gloss brenner were united in marriage by Probate Judge Grouse last night. The parties reside six miles west of the city.
 Mr. J. A. Baird, who has been here to buy beef cattle for the Fl Paso market, reports that he found good fat cattle to be had, but that he could not arrange prices satisfactorily.
 Judge Hawkins, Judge Sloan, Hon. 1 T. G. Norris, Judge Barnes and wife, G. M. Sargent and J. T. Douguil left on the evening train for Prescott. MT. Dougine is returning to the Santa Maria mining district.
 The lecture to be delivered by, Rev. I A. M. Lumpkins at the North Metho- | dist church last night was postponed until tomorrow night at the same place. On Tuesday night MT. Lumpkins will lecture at the Presbyterian church. ! Julio Marron leaves this morning for Tempe, where he will make prepa- rations for the removal of the remains of his child to the Phoenix cemetery. His child was buried in the old Tempe cemetery in 1888. All the bodies will be removed.
 Joe Egan is the new accommodating night manager of the Western Union He came here from San Francisco on Friday morning. He is one of the youngest operators in the service, but is thoroughly efficient. He is a Son of MT. F. A. Egan of this city.
 Judge Webster Street left last even ing for Yuma to open court there on Monday morning. There are over thirty cases on the docket in that court, the accumulation due to the closing of Judge Bakers term and the death subsequently of Judge Truesdale It will probably take week or ten days to finish the business now press ing at Yuma.
 The somewhat complicated cases of the estates of Manuel and Leonardo Gonzalez took up five hours in pro bate court yesterday, at the end of which time the probate judge had ar rived at only one conclusion, that he needed a diagram of some kind to en- able him to classify the testimony which was pouring in from variety of sources.
 B. F. Pritchard came in last evening by wagon from Frog Tanks. The com pany he is associated with is building twelve miles of road to the Humbug district. The supply depot will be Peoria station, where everything is in readiness. Arrangements for supplies of coal have been made at Trinidad, Colo. Fifteen men are at work on road building.
 Amended articles of incorporation of the Arizona & South Eastern railroad were filed in the office of the terri torial secretary yesterday. This is in tended to cover an extension of the time south from Bisbee four miles to Naco on the International line. The company will build on to Nacosari to valuable copper properties purchased by the Copper Queen Consolidated company.
 A man standing in front of bulletin board last night said that in view of the trouble the senate and the house were having in pulling the fight with Spain off, the whole business ought to be referred to Dan Stuart, whose sue cessful experience in such matters should recommend him as a proper person to seize the helm at juncture when statesmen were rattled and un- decided.
 A young man from Phoenix, who visited an entertainment at the normal school on Friday night returned to Phoenix yesterday morning and raised his voice in complaint against the lack of municipal improvements in the town of Tempe He thinks there should be more light, for in the course of his wandering he stepped from a sidewalk into an irrigating ditch filled ankle deep with water.
 If every man who comes to Phoenix would bring as many other people with him as William Kelly has brought this town would soon have a population of 100000. MT. Kelly is a recent arrival from Aug aize county, O., of which he was for many years coun- ty commissioner. He is an old ac- quaintance of Judge George R. Davis of Tucson, who came from Wapako- meta, the county seat of Auglaize. MT. Kelly induced ten ether persons to come with him. He is better pleased with Phoenix than he expected to be and will never leave it.
 In the heat of the campaign two years ago some one, probably demo- crat and presumably campaign or ator, borrowed a copy of Henry Clay speeches from Judge Williams. me volume was an heirloom and is all the more valued on that account The l