Arizona republican., 1899-06-05

and entrants. Through him as much
 as any other person, the shipments of | early fruit long distances from here | this season have been successful. Mr. Campbell enjoys the distinction of be- | inS the only travelling agent for his company in the west; the office was
 CT eated purposely for him. Not long
 ago he was Wells, Fargo & Co. mes
 senger over one of the Kansas routes. | He saw that it would be a profitable
 enterprise to ship butter and eggs
 from one point to another and estab- | 1ished the business for himself. This industry grew to be of importance and Mr Campbell was appointed to | supervise it, but later he has done
 much to encourage fruit shipments.
 A PHOENIX PATENT. IL NJ
 Francis yesterday received from Mum
 & Go. of New York notification that
 a patent had been granted him for an
 inhaler, device facilitating a treas
 ment for tuberculosis. This device
 has been in use in Phoenix fer the
 past year and has been irreverently called the tin nose" the use Of which many persons say has done them great deal of good. MT. Francis is now engaged in the completion of a model Of a mechanical contrivance, the na- ture of which cannot be described for obvious reasons. When he has got it patented all kinds of dollars will flow toward him.
 BEST IN THE COUNTRY. Major James H. McCHntock, a member Of the normal school beard, says that Professor James McNaughton nas received in his appointment as president of the San Jose normal, the highest position which can be conferred upon him by a normal school in this country. That school, he thinks, is one of the besc, if not the leading normal in the United States and possibly the world There are about thirty teachers in the faculty. MT. McNaughton will re- ceive a salary of $500 and he will be furnished a residence.
 THE FIREMEN'S PICNIC. Tine picnic given by the fire department 9 PhOenix park yesterday was.a success, as it was predicted it would be- There was fun, music and dancing. There were things to eat and other things to drink. There was no disorder and the proceedings were marred by only a sing,e incident. That occurred in the blind mans race. One of the run ners, Carey Davis, get started toward the grand stand. People who were in his way accommodating got out Of it and let him end his career among the timbers of the stand. He was taken out with a broken nose.
 PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY. - A pleasant surpris party was given on Saturday night in honor of Miss Nel- i lie TCohey and Miss Mamie Toohey a. their home on North Center street. Dainty refreshments were served. One feature of the party was a cake walk, i " Cn by MT. Frank Meyers and Miss i Nellie Scott. The guests were: Misses i Nellie Scott. Ethel Maddox, Lora ! Miller, Mary Foushee, Maude John i sen, Nellie Toohey, Mamie Toohey, ] Bertha SlankaTd, Lizzie Toohey, and ] Messrs. Frank Meyers. Clarence i Grigsby, Roy Wheeler, Van McGehon, | Jesse Holmes, Ernest Stroud, August l L6en, Charley S1ankard and John ! TCohey.
 THE LAND COURT. --.lr R. L. i Long, chief clerk of the court of pri- i zate land claims, returned from Tu3- i son yesterday morning. The court [ contrary to expectatio1s, did not get l trough with the business for which
  was figured upon was spent on the rial of the San Rafael or Cameron grant, which was taken under advise nent, as was also the San BernardinO grant, The San Pedro and the SO- laita grants were continued for the erm. The latter case had been de- ided by this court against the claim -nts, but the finding was reversed by he supreme court of the United States and sent back for a new trial. l The court was adjourned as to this eIritory until November first. The Ge embeTs have gone to Santa Fe, where court twill be opened today.
 A WIFE BEATER. A disgraceful cene was witnessed by a citizen, cn outh Center street yesterday morn- ng. A man and woman were driving a a buggy and the citizens attention 7as directed to the two on account Of he loud talking Of the man. The man were vehemently at his companion nd he supplemented his remarks by ctions. Holding the reins in one and he struck the woman repeatedly rith the other He was driving away rom town and it was evident that he ad restrained his cowardly intentions ntil he thought he was where he -Guld not be seen. The citizen was nacquainted with the two, but from emarks gathered he concluded they ere married.
 A HIGH POSTAL RATE. Mickey tres. who have been enjoying he sub-cCntract for carrying the lails Of the United States from Con I ress to HarQua Hala and back agaIn. ave thrown up the job. The salary nder the contract was not princely,