Arizona republican., 1899-08-24

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 State of weather ...Clear. Clear, HCGS FOR BISBEE. A car of | hogs was shipped oU., ast night for
 the Bisbea market. Hosea Greenhaw
 and others were interested in the ship ment.
 so well pleased with Phoenix and so | confident Of it's future as a mining | center that he will probably conclude to locate here.
 l HE'S PLEASED WITH PHOENIX. ] I-George " Bennage of Colorado arrived at the Welcome house yesieT- 1 day morning. MT Bennage 5 an
 agent for mining machinery. He is
 CAMP MEETING. The annual camp meeting Of the M E. church, sonth, will begin tonight at '-he camp
 ground in Brills addition at the end of the First street electric car line Nearly all the leading ministers Of that denomination in the terrp,ory Wi
 be in attendance.
 A REAL ESTATE DEAL.-Among the instruments filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday was a deed from W. M. Griffith to s. R. Thorpe, to the north half of south west quarter of section II. township l. north, range , east. The considera- tion is S4.OO0.
 A NEST OF GOOSE EGGS.-The Phoenix Crack-a-Jacks and the East Ends. two juvenile base ball teams met for b.ood at the corner of Fourtb and Madison streets yesterday The
 
 by score of 20 to 10 and piled insult u5cn injury by giving them five goose eggs.
 INQUIRY FOR A SON-H. c. Blu ford yesterday received a letter from Jesse Clark of Woodland, Cal, mak- ing inquiry about his son, H. c. Clark, or Henry Clark, from whom he last heard at Jerome last February. He was then expecting to leave for Globe the next day Whether h,e arrived there CT not MT. Clark does not know Any information regarding the young man may be sent to MT. Buford, or to MT. Clark at Woodland.
 MADE A CATTLE DEALL. W. A. ! F:ege Of Cochise county, who has b5en in town for the last four days, returned home last night. MT Fiege came here hoping to sell herd Of 375 Mexican CLftla which he had been compelled to take in payment Of a debC He closed a deal yesterday with J. A. Sturgeon clt Tempe for the lot and he has gone back to gather them up. Mr Fiegs i has lived in the territory eighteen ] years, but this was his first vis-t to ! Phoenix, which he concludes is 3 con siderable part Of the territory
 A SEAMAN, BUT NOT A SAILOR. i -PhOenix is a long way from salt i water, but for some time past a first | class Seaman has been retained as a i part of the working force of the Henry , F. Kemp hardware store. An addi- | i-fonal Seaman has been added to the ! force and it is believed will prove a ] valuable acquisition, as the Kemp | deals largely in cordage. etc. i The new arrival weighs nine pounds, i is a foot ball player and calls his i daddy Charlie. He IS stopping at present with his parents at 525 North f Fourth avenue
 AFTER A RECKLESS SHOOTRR.-t Last Tuesday afternoon two men on bicycles passed the house of George Elvey northwest Of town. One of them drew arevolver and shot into the yard. Mir. Elvey came 10 town yestar- day and applied for warrant for his arrest, having in the meantime sue ceeded n identifying him. There is a growing conviction here that this kind Of foolish outiawry ought to be suppressed. About the only charge that would lie against this shooter is that he carried a deadly weapon That can be made to cost him $50.
 LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE ". T. Smith returned yesterday from an outing Of several weeks in Cali fornia. He reports that the building 1f the long distance telephone will be- gin at once with three separate con- 5truction camps. One will work north from Phoenix and enc east from Mesa and Florence. The third party will begin operations in Tucson work ng north to meet the party working i east from Phoenix It is expected hat train load of poles will be de- iveIed in a few days at each Glen lale, Tempe and Tucson. and it is con idently believed the line will be con- 1letad from Tucson to Prescott by January 1st, 1900.
 A NEW BUSINESS BLOCK.-The yesterday mentioned the of the J. M. Creighton company, organized for transactions -T,,c