Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-15

An exceptionally mirthful party left
here last week fer California and by
he time they reached Yuma their hi
Ilarity was 50 noticeable that the ed
IitoT of the Sun was moved to remark
as follows: Judge A c. Baker, Cap
tain J. l.. B. Alexander, B. A Fickss,
Jerry Miilay and other prominent
lPh0enicians passed through Yuma to-
day en- route to the coast. They were
Enving jolly time
TO PHOTOGRAPH THE CANYON.
"A. F. Messenger left last night for
hensive collection of photographs
of the great chasm. He has
five camerps and a portable
dark room SD that he can do his de-
velopihg on the ground and be sure of
success. He will take his big 20X24
camera into the bottom of the can
yon. He is also prepared to take pan
oramic photographs. Tire only pano-
ramaS of the canyon yet made were
| paintings. which the artists have con-
! fessed fell as far short of the real as
writers admit their most graphic de-
scriptions do.
AN Aqua CALIENTE ASSIGN
MENT. A deed of assignment from
George H. Thompson, a merchaL. Of
Aqua Cali6nte, was filed in the office
of the county recorder yesterday.
Thompson assigns for the benefit Of
his creditors whose claims aggregate
little more than $1,000. Most of the
creditors reside in Tucson and Yuma,
and one, the H. H. Mcneil company in
Phoenix The heaviest creditor is A.
Bail of Tucson, a wholesale liquor
dealer The asses are comprised in
a single item, a note for $1,000, by Ed
S. Lyell payable to Thompson. The
note is secured by a mortgage on
stock CT goods, presumably the same
for which Thompson owes his list of
creditors.
PROLONGING THE PLEASURE. =
Chicken for Sale is among the signs
displayed at a store on Grand avenue.
It. is evident that this man does not
believe in selling all his chickens at
enc deal, but by 6tspos;ng of
chicken at a time he pro,Ongs the
pleasure CT trading; bu's if he should
dump his whole supply en- the market
at one time it would probably cause a
slump in the hen quotations. There is
another way to view it. If the pur-
chaser is pleased with the chicken he
may return, thus making an apparent
rush of customers, all the same the
doctor who drives Guriously up one
street and down another to indicate
the rush he is in to attend all his pa
tents
WITH THE BLARE OF TRUMP
ETS.-The ALBANIA H:spana Amer /
ican," Mexican journal edited by R. /.
Silva A, had an opening last night |
in its office in the DorTts block. 1t !
must be understood that CHS paper is /
not to be a common ordinary affair, /
but is destined 70 wieldt1 powerful in |
duence in the community. For that
reason a brass band was in evidences /
and the new periodical was launched |
with as much pcmp and ceremony as
I battleship 1t as 30 be well armed /
With truth end justice and for ammu-
hilton nothing but mental guncotton
md dynamite will DE used Messrs
Silva and Porterie will be the princi-
al gunners and it is believed they can
Il, moral ulcer On the body polite
arther than Dewey can see a Spanish
,unbOat.
WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION. -
William LOSING, who IS ve-y much
Interested in the n ,it=r OF ad-
the Salt River val
~ suggests plan which seems
0 possess merit. His idea is to
ave exhibits of Arizona's products
ent to the leading county fairs to be
eld in the central states during the
ext three or four months. If some
ne could be in charge Of the exhib- 9
is, so much the better. but at any
ate the products in evidence could be
ccompanied by a liberal amount of
rinted matter for the further en-
ghtenment of the people. There will I
course be many big fairs and while
would be impracticable to reach
lany of them this year each exhibit
on made would doubtless prove a ]
aluable investment fer the valley.
A COSMOPOLITAN MIX-UP. The
OWN was given over to various kinds I
disorder by an kinds and races of
eOple on Sunday night. An Indian
oy was locked up for riding without
light. A colOred woman was ar
9sted for riding on a sidewalk. \ I
erman was picked up off a step in
lie rear of the Central saloon, and
vO boys Of good family and reputa-
On were captured in the company of
yO OF the brazen creatures of the
lock. Mexicans lay here and there
bout the sidewalks and Scandi-
avian tried to break up the band con-
III By forcibly taking the instru
4ents Of the band and playing on
lem himself to a large and uIappreci
i've audience. 1t seemed as if the
9V-l was trying to mix the thing up
much as possible and make it thor
Ighly cosmopolitan. The two women
ere fined $40 each. The German on
lie door step said he was not drunk.
e had che bartender OF the Central