Arizona republican., 1890-10-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Politics are beginning to warm up.

Politics are beginning to warm up.
 Three teams loaded yesterday for the Congress mine.
 Coyle's teams took 1000 pounds of provisions to Tip Top yesterday.
 The Buckeyeites were entertained by the Republican speakers last night.
 Two cars of grain were shipped by II. E. Kemp X Co.,, yesterday, to Gila Bend.
 The great register is in the hands of the printer. It will contain 2446 names.
 There was considerable of stir around the political headquarters yes terday.
 TnE REPUBLICAN sent out thirty-eight dictionaries yesterday to new yearly subscribers.
 Joseph Goodin has entered suit in the District Court against the Castle Creek Mining Company.
 A load of supplies went out to the workers on the Phoenix and Prescott Toll Road yesterday.
 An immense stalk of sugar cane, eleven feet in length, was exhibited by M. Warmser as product of his ranch.
 The baseball game to have been played today between the Phoenix and REPUBLIcAN clubs has been postponed.
 The Mesa City Fruit Depot received another invoice of fruit yesterday from the vines and orchards of that produc- tive burg.
 Holmes, Gregory X Lindley shipped a carload of lumber to Florence for the new Methodist Church at that place, this morning.
 The first car of hay sent to California from this valley was shipped by T. J. Trask to G. w. Blaisdell at Ogilby, on the 18th of the month.
 A man named Emmons last night, shot and killed Mrs. Emmons, paramour who had left him. Emmons then un- successfully attempted to take his own life.
 Assistant Quartermaster Wilson made shipment of military effects yesterday from Fort Mcdowell, distributing them between San Carlos, Bowie and Fort Bayard.
 Stephen T. Barker, New York dealer in rubber goods, whose place was seized by the sheriff Friday, is missing. It is asserted that he negotiated forged notes to large amount.
 G. G. Wickson, agent at San Fran cisco for the Remington typewriter, ar rived in Phoenix yesterday, and left by this mornings train. He is returning home from trip to Chicago.
 Al the Methodist Episcopal Church on Washington street there will be services 9 80 a. m.; preaching at Il a. III. and 80 p. m. Class meeting at l2 m. Dr. Pearson, pastor.
 NJ. w. Kales, president of the First National Bank, of this city, was elected to the thirty-third degree of Masonry, at an election of the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons, in Washington, D. C., last Wednesday.
 Some mischievous boys, near Tempe, have been causing considerable trouble to TIE REPUBLIcAN's special wires, by shooting the insulators off the poles. The law makes this felony and punish able by imprisonment in the peniten- tiary.
 Services today at the First Baptist Church, F. D. Rickerson, pastor, as fol- lows: Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning topic, "A Strong Church ;" evening topic, "On the Road to Sodom." !" All are welcome.
 Harry Hodges, young man of Yaya- pal, has purchased the cattle ranch of Mir. Hudson on New River and will make Phoenix his headquarters hereafter. He has beensin the employ of the Limited Verde Copper Mining Company of Jerome for several years but has lately branched out in two directions. One was to go into the stock business and the other to get married.