Arizona republican., 1899-09-21

lem. maximum 49, 02 104
Tenn. minimum -. &C &C
Rel humid ty ...... "a 9
Wind, direction $3.50 E 0
Wind, velocity 49,. 6 0
Precipitation -. -. 0 0
Slate of weather Clear. Clear.
ANOTHER PEAR SHIPMENT. -
Walter Hill will ship another carload
of pears to the eastern market this
morning, the fruit being loaded al
Glendale
PHOENIX BOYS. 1t is understood
that Emmett Reed will shortly open a
butcher shop in Globe. and that his
brother, Ed Reed, will be associated
with him.
BUSINESS CHANGES. "A. Cohn &
Bro. have consolidated their stores in
the Central hotel building, and N.
Porter Eas moved his harness store
into the building recently vacated by
A. Cohn & Bro. on East Washington
street.
MISS JOHNSONfS REMAINS. The
remains of Miss Minnie Johnson. who
| died of typhoid fever at the Sisters
hospital on Sunday night, were sent
| to Chicago. her former home, for in
terment, on last nights northbound
| train.
| NOT CRUEL. Ramon YbaTra of
! Tempe was arrested recently On the
charge of cruelty to animals He took
change of venue to Justice John
stones court in Phoenix. Trial was
set fer yesterday, but the prosecution
did not push matters and the man was
discharged.
Consolidated Transfer company, com
prising the interests of Sanders
& Beal and the Golden Eagle stable.
now renting an office in the Gooding
block. has decided to erect a new
building on the adjacent lot opposite
the Hotel Adams. A description Of
the building has not been secured. but
it is understood it will be two stories;
that the plans are already drawn, and
construction work will begin at once.
A WAYSIDE INN. -"Clark's Tav-
ern" will soon be a new institution of
Phoenix S. P. Clark, proprietor of the
Ford, has leased the Rankin place On
the Yuma road and will shortly open
it to an appreciative public. 1t will be
not only a wayside inn, but It will be
deliberately fitted up for permanent
guests during the winter. The stables
will be remodeled and all arrange
ments will be made fer the proper EN-
tertainment Of man and beast
AN AFTERNOON FIRE. A fire
broke out yesterday afternoon in the
rear of E. Tenders reJ1dence at the
southeast corner of First avenue and
Jefferson street. When it was disc0v-
cred the flames were. already eating
their way through the fence and were
Gan gr0usly near the combustibl.9 Luhrs
corral The fire department team and
apparatus happened TO he on the
street when the alarm was turned in.
The fire made no further progress.
SCHOOL LAND LEASES. This is
the season of the year when holders
of school land leases are expected to
call on the clerk Of the board of su-
pervis,ors and pay their rent to the
county. They have so far not APP
peared in such numbers as to choke
the entrance and obstruct the routine
business of the Office. Still the hold
ers have nearly two more months in
which to pay. The leases were made
in 1897, and were to run five years.
RIDING ON SIDEWALKS. E A.
Acsbedo paid So in p-iice court yester-
day for making a bicycle path of the
Fifth and Sixth Tire arrest was
made by Officer Thoman, who about
the same time saw a woman riding On
the sidewalk He tried TO arrest her
also, but she was an expert blcyclienn:a
50 that the longer the officer followed
her the mere daylight there was be-
tween the chaser and the chased. The
officer did not even get near enough
to procure data for a subsequent |
Identification.
PENSION WANTED IN SWEDEN. |
Captain G. d. Gray yesterday re- |
ceived a letter from Mrs. Hedda Lund- |
mark of Stockholm, Sweden. the moth
er of john Landmark. a soldier CT the !
war with Spain, W.. died here a few |
months ago the second day after his |
arrival in town. Among his papers !
was letter from General Jce Wheeler ,
commencing him for his |
bravery and excellence as a soldier. |
Mrs. Landmark writes, among other |
things: Il hope the United States will
give me a pension, and L thank you if |
you will have the troubles of it
A TAMMANY MISSIONARY. =
Thomas F. McCafferty of New York
city arrived here yesterday. He is reg
istered at the Ford hotel and will
spend the winter months in Phoenix,
the fame OF this climate having |
reached him in his eastern home. Mr..
is one of the younger mem
bers of the Tammany organization,
and therefore an admirer of the ia
nous Richard Croker. He says the L
influence Of Tammany is rapidly grow 1