Arizona republican., 1900-07-27

of enthusiasm, however. and the little charger will make the best time pos sible this fall, even if he is handi- capped.
 SURPRISE PARTY 4 pleasant surprise party was given at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harry Sackman of North Sixth avenue Tuesday evening The party assembled about S:30 at the residence of a neighbor and proceedoS to the Sackman home. The surprise was a complete one. MT. Sackman hay ing retired. but a bunch of firecrackers aroused him with a great display of alacrity. The evening was spent in games and dancing. The- guests were: MT. and Mrs. Doyle. Mir. and Mrs Me DermOtt, MT. and Mrs Sackman. Misses Bicknel, Mr. Frank Gurley. MT Eugene Hackett. Mir Thomas Whitney. Mr. George Weigele. Mr. Lew Johnson. the Misses Hoover, Miss Davenport. Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Lii Gibson and Miss Kavanaugh.
 A SHERIFFS SALE.-A sheriff's sale took place yesterday under an exc cutiOn in the case of Daniel Brown vs. J. NJ. Gregory, B. NJ. Gregory. Kate M.
 y. CTS and F. H. Lyman, trustee. The case had been transferred to Yavapai county. where judgment was rendered as to all the defendants except Annie M. Gregory. who herself had a suit pending against the other defendants. The property included in the sale are lots 3, 1, 3 and G. block 24, Phoenix. and lots and 1. and the east seven feet of lot 6. block IS. This consists of the property known as the Gregory house and residence property on the north side of East Washington street The purchaser was Hugh NJ. Price. and the purchase price $9,6S5.S7. the amount of the judgment and costs.
 ANOTHER BOY.-W. R. Orr. the commission man, was asked about the bond question yesterday. He looked bewildered at first. then thought it was josh. then apologized by saying that for the last week or so he had been dis connected from earthly things in gen eral and really hadn't heard of the bonds. He wanted to know what they were to be issued for and if any part of the money was to be invested in baby buggies. That gave him away. and ne confessed that several days ago. prob ably last Sunday, there was an addi- tion to his family and all were doing well, even himself, though he was a little dazed yet Boy or girl" was the next question. "Oh. boy. of course. never have anything else at our house. How many nOw?" "Oniy three. "Regulation?" No. beat the average" he said. We have nothing but twelve pound babies"
 THE GOVERNORS REPORT.-The 1, last and long-looked for installment of Governor Murphy's report to the sec retary of the interior arrived yesterday | It consists of 800 copies, which will not last long. It is a part of special edi- | ton of 5000 copies authorized by con- gress and. by the way. this is the first of the kind ever made by 1 congress. Of this edition 1,500 copies were intended for the house. 1000 copies for the senate and the rest for the ter | ritory. Those who may be unable to ! procure copies here may obtain them | by writing to senators or represen- l tatives. The first edition consisted of ? OO0 copies and the report is said to be the most valuable of the kind ever pre- pared. The demand for it is indicative | of the awakening interest of the coun- | try in this territory. Work on the new i report will be begun shortly. The body | of the old one will not be essentially 1 but the statistical portions of it will be brought up to date.