Arizona republican., 1890-10-04
LOCAL BREYITIES.
Republicans rally tonight.

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 It was the best rain of the season.
 The Capitol Saloon has a new troupe of singers.
 Unoccupied houses are scarce arti- cle in PhGnix.
 car of bacon and ham was on yes terday's train, consigned to Trask.
 The mud on the streets is grateful change after the dust of the last few weeks.
 The City Marshal has recovered pair of gold-rimmed spectacles for Mrs. c. w. Stearns stolen two months ago.
 The driver of the Prescott stage lost his way on the down trip yesterday, and gave the passengers an uneasy ride.
 The Baptist people are arranging the room formerly occupied by Sweeney X Recarte for their supper next Tuesday.
 A drunk was run in last evening by Marshal Blankenship after a lively tussle in which the officer received crack over tse eye.
 There are some fine specimens of cop per ore and crystalized quartz from the Copper Queen mine, at Bisbee, on dis play at the Investment Bank.
 The water will be shut out of the Grand Canal Monday morning and will remain out until the canal is cleaned out, which will take several days.
 The superintendents of the various departments of the Territorial Fair will meet this afternoon at ? o'clock at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce.
 The first Republican rally of this political campaign will be held tonight on the Military plaza, next the Lemon Hotel. Good speakers and music will be present.
 It is reported that Messrs. Barnes and Fowler, of the Buckeye Canal enter prise, will be in Phoenix about October l5, when matters on the canal will be put in action.
 There will be a meeting at D. m. to- day of the Farmers Alliance at the Avenue School House. The organiza- tion invites the attendance of all me chanics and farmers.
 A man by the name of Hostetter was caught by Constable Slankard last aven- ing on warrant from Prescott. There is said to be a reward offered for his apprehension, being charged with grand larceny.
 In the Recorders court, yesterday, Sam Kincaid, drunk and disorderly, was was fined $3. Jesse E. Hart, for vagrancy, was ordered to leave town. Ed Dunn received thirty days in the city jail, for being a general nuisance.
 Marshal Blankenship is energetically pushing the work of street repairs and has Inspector Rine around notifying residents that if their yards are not properly cleaned within five days they will be arrested and dealt with accord ing to ordinance.
 F.. N. Channel has made rich strike Tn the Meschackerty mine, north extension of the Phoenix mine, origin ally located by the Channel Brothers and since bonded to New York parties for S2O,OOO. The ore is of free milling quality and bids fair to create some excitement.
 Rafael Mendes, examined before Pro bate Judge Baxter for insanity a few days ago and discharged, was again brought up yesterday. Careful ex- animation developed the fact that the man is undoubtedly afflicted with mild mania and commitment to the Insane Asylum was accordingly ordered.
 The Kansas City Ners says ot Herne's "Hearts of Oak" ''It is picturesque, realistic drama, dealing with the domes- tic life of the New England fisher settle ment as it actually is, quaint humorous, pathetic, lovable, ever ready to risk their lives in saving ot hers" With the fine appointments that the company brings treat may be expected by the people of Phoenix.
 The Women's Christian Temperance Unio met at pm. yesterday at the Washington Street Methodist Episcopal Church pursuant to call. Mrs. Dr. Ingalls, presided, Mrs. E. D. Goddard Secretary. The proceedings were of an informal nature, it being their first fall meeting. Active interest is being taken by the ladies of the Union, and they in- vite cooperation from all who will join them to further the cause. The society Will hereafter meet on the first and third Fridays of each month.