Arizona republican., 1890-09-22
LOCAL BREyITIES.
inod Temnlars meet this eveninr.


 Good Templsrs meet this evening.
 The Board of Supervisors meet today in adjourned session.
 The District Court opens it's fall term in Yuma County today.
 Recent arrivals from Southern Cali fornia say that Phoenix is lively by com parison.
 c. T. Hayden ships this morning from Tempe for California four carloads of beef steers.
 A spirited sparring match drew a large crowd to Luke X Czarnowski's saloon last night.
 The train yesterday brought to Ph9- nix three cars of general merchandise. one car of coal oil and two cars of lumber.
 Allen Stroud was, after being warned, arrested last night by Marshal Blanken- ship for fast driving on the streets of the city.
 Two violent trunks were drawn into the city prison Saturday night by Mar shal Blankenship and will appear before the Recorder for trial this morning.
 The City Board of Equalization will be in session today, for the purpose ol hearing complaints from property owners, the valuation on whose property has been raised.
 Heyman Ellis and Ellis Brown have purchased the large dry goods establish ment of Dannenheim x Company, at San Diego, and will henceforth make that city their residence.
 A number of the friends of the groom last night, rendered a serenade to Mir. and Mrs. c. l.. Eschman, in honor of the marriage. The customary hospi- talities were extended to the serenaders,
 There will be a mass meeting of Re- publicans held at the City Hall tomorrow evening to nominate a ticket of dele gates to the County Convention, to be voted for on Thursday at the primary election.
 Yesterdays train brought in thirteen freight cars. Five empty cars were left at Tempe to be loaded with stock, as we'll as three cars of lumber to be used in the construction of the new Mesa City school house.
 The difficult and dangerous operation of tracheotomy was performed yester- day, by Doctor Hughes, assisted by Doctors Rosson and Stern, upon the in fant son of Lon Teal The child has been suffering for several days from mem branous croup, until the larynX had almost closed. An incision was made into the trachea, a silver tube inserted and breathing restored uninterrupted. The case is still a serious one, however.
 The ball to be given next Friday even ing, at Patton's Park, will be for the benefit of the uniform fund of the PhOe- nix Pioneer Band. It is believed that the ball will furnish enough money to secure neat set of uniforms, which are to remain the property of the organiza- tion and not of the individual members. A. E. Cobb will be floor manager. The reception committee will consist of Messrs. k. l.. ROsson, D. II. Burtis, II. J. Jessop, J. D. Monihon, Leo Goldman and J. F. McWilliams.
 Three Chinese got into a wild dispute last night, about 9 o'clock, at the two story brick on Montezuma street near Adams, and what might have been a first-class killing was interrupted by Deputy Sheriff Garcia. Two of the Chinamen ran, but one of them, Lee Wan, willingly accompanied the officer to the Court House. He was covered with blood from cut on the head which he said had been inflicted by one Hon Shung, by means of an iron bucket. County Physician Hughes pronounced the injury to be a serious fracture of the skull, and sewed together the edges of the cut. The assailant is well known and has been apprehended.