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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHCENIX THURSDAY MORNING-. AUGUST 7, 1890. Wl PERSONALS A. G. Urtulstreet is in from tho l'luu-nix mine.

Chniles Ilnrt returned yesterday from Los Angeles. Gon. M. II. Shcriunn left yesterday for California.

Census Supervisor E. S. Clark returned to l'rescott. Postmaster Scidmoro, of Tempo, is reported to bo seriously ill. Captain Calderwood has returned from his Yuma copper camp.

Judge W. II. Harnes and J. II. Italian leave tliia morning for Yuma.

J. K. Glassford leaves this morning on visit to his old Missouri home. Tom ISrown, Payson, and I.em Simia, Strasiburg, aro registered at tho Mills House. J.

M. Emincrt, of Tempo, has been engaged as principal of tho Globe school for tho ensuing term. Marcus Itnron and son, farmers on Tonto creek, near Camp Reno, aro in tho city after supplies. J. M.

Gregory and his son Urook leave this morning on a. trip to Uullalo, N. Y. They will be absent several months. II.

Steiglitz and Miss Fannio Long were married in Los Angeles last Saturday. Thoy will return to Phwnix to reside. Gus Hirshfeld is ably tilling the position of Clerk of the Board of Supervisors during tho absence of J. L. IS.

Alexander. William Kemp, wife and daughters and W. 1). Ilammon started yesterday by private conveyance for a month's trip to Antelope mountains. James W.

Tempo, and Newt. Clanton, of lSuckeye, aro looming up as probable candidates for tho oflico of Supervisor upon tho Democratic ticket. Georgio luring, The Rf.i'UIiucas's Mercury, while breaking a colt yesterday, was thrown from tho saddlo and sustained a (severe sprain of tho left wrist. J. 1''.

Michaels, a well known Pluenix tvpo, returned yesterday from the Grand Canon of tho Colorado, whero he has been engaged in mining during the winter. Stevo Dole, one of tho old-timers of l'luenix, lias returned, attcr an aosenco of several years in San Francisco, and will again take his residence in tho Garden City. Georgo ISarnard today celebrates the twenty-seventh anniversary oi his entrance into Arizona. All Old Hassa-yampers here will doubtless drop in and assist him in the celebration. T.

N. Clanton and T. L. Schultz aro in the city from lSuckeye. They report something of a stream running in the channel of tho Agua Fria, a rare circumstance, indicating a heavy fall of rain in the ISradshaws.

Messrs. Loosley, Uamsey and ISouvier left yesterday for a trip to tho Natural ISridgo of Pino creek and the pine forests of the Mogollons. They go by wagon to ISouvier's place on the Verde and thence horseback up Deadmau Carton and over Nort Peak. Territorial Geologist Jno. S.

ISlandy 1 arrived in Pluunix yesterday from Tombstone. Ho has been to various points in Pinal, Pima and Cochiso I counties collecting mineralogical data. and would have extended his tour had the condition of the railroads allowed. i lie leaves for tho Pluunix Mine tomorrow. Secretary Murphy yesterday appointed E.

IS. Kirk'land to tho ollico of Assistant Secretary of tho Territory. "Hrent" has hosts of 'friends who will be pleased to I see him in this new position. He has been a resident of tho Territory for many years, for several terms filled the oflice of Recorder of Maricopa County, and has established an enviable reputation as a citizen of worth in both private and public capacities. LOCAL JSUKV1TIES.

The attachment upon the store of S. Kalisher was yesterday released. One carload of soap for Trask and two cars of general freight came in per railroad yesterday. No mail arrived yesterday from farther eait than Tucson. A washout near Benson is the cause.

Sanders' burro team is in from Upper Tonto and Wild Rye. The Verde, when crossed, was barely fordable. The Marshal is an expert at locating stolen property. Ho yesterday found and returned to their owners a gold watch and a valuable ring. I A pleasant danco was given last evening, at Patton's Park, by a number of young society people.

The Mexican 7 orchestra furnished the music. Tho river is up beyond cafe crossing at even the shallowest fords. There must 'Shave lecn heavy storms in tho moun-Vtains; the water is extremely muddy. Captain Leo and thirty men of Company 1), Ninth Infantry, leavo Tempo this morning for Fort Huachuca. This tho end of McDowell ai a military i post.

Curious as it may appear, ore can bo 'Shipped cheaper from Maricopa to Pueblo than from Prescott. Tho freight I 'iironx Maricopa is $9 per ton, while from Prescott tho tarilF is 12. E. G. AVnger, of Tip Top, and F.

W. Cooper, of Tonto, Gila County, were yesterday appointed by tho Governor as Notaries Public. George II. Corey, of New York, was appointed Commissioner of Deeds. Asuncion Sanchez was fined $7 by the Recorder a fow days ago for using vulgar upon tho public streets.

Ho didn't have tho cash and was given four days to rustle it up. Yesterday morning Marshal lSlaukeuship captured Seflor Sanchez at the depot as lie w-as taking jtlie train for Souora, and brought him Iback to tho City Hall. Tho tine was -(paid lato in the nay. PREFERRED LOCALS. Dycr'd bird's cyo sketch of Pha-nix is just'out.

tf it For a first-class breakfast go to the flMaricopa House, at Maricopa. svDon't fail to see Dyer's superbly colored pieturo ofPhcenixassho actually is today. tf Fou Rent Centrally situated residence of thrco rooms; cool and pleasant, iply at this office. Found Ladies' open-faced gold watch, wner can secure samo by calling on filuna Hcrlick, proving property and paying costs. 81-3t.

Go to Lemon Hotel for first-class nc-" commodatious. Newly renovated, and now management. Sample rooms and ilelectric lights. Mns. S.

C. Diiew. Notice My residence is changed to Jefferson street, third house west of Court House plaza. My office hours aro from 8 to 10 a. and li to p.

m. Olllceovor tho ix)stollie. II. A. Huouks, M.

J). lw. Lost. A check on the Valloy Rank tjior $13.25 drawn by Frank Nickerson. in favor of Ware, endorsed bv Schoenfeld Hcyinan.

Finder will please leavo at Butler Kelloy's saloon and reccivo $2.50 roward. Kupferle Bros. Manufacturing Co. MISSOURI BRASS FOUNDRY, STEAM AND GAS PIPE WORKS. 600, 602 and 604 Second cor.

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j) mm, Phoenix, Ariz. PI-IOENTX, AJRIZ. I.