Arizona republican., 1891-01-10
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


 Everybody expects considerable hustle during the session of the Legislature.
 II. E. Kemp X Co. yesterday shipped two carloads of hay to California and one to Tucson.
 T. Smith yesterday shipped Q carload of hay to Coton, Cal, and a carload of barley to Wilcox, Ariz.
 Patti Rosa, the favorite soubrette, is billed to appear in one of her stunning characters at the opera house, January 15.
 A Mexican held by Judge Jenkins at Tempe for seduction was yesterday committed to the County Jail in default of S200 bail.
 United States Marshal Paul arrived by yesterday's train and started this morning with the prisoner, Alverzo Salazar for Yuma.
 Constable Gallardo arrested and brought up an insane Chinaman from Tempe yesterday. He will be examined this morning by Drs. Titus and Ma honey.
 A meeting of John w. Owen Post No. 5, G. A. R., will be held today at 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of conduct ing the funeral services of late Comrade Andrew Simmons.
 Marshal Blankenship arrested a Mexican last night, known as Chappo, for assaulting and gashing one of his countrymen with pocket knife. He will have his trial this morning in the police court.
 A. Lapin and l.. Roth, the peddlars brought back from Tempe on warrant of arrest issued at the instigation of Goldman X Co.,, have retained Wood ward X Chalmers to represent them in claim for damages.
 The funeral of j. NJ. Gibson yesterday was attended by the largest number of carriages perhaps ever seen in Phoenix, Almost every citizen of Phoenix held Mir. Gibson in high esteem and there is uni versal regret at his untimeiy demise.
 Judge Helm, of Chicago, has kindly consented to deliver lecture in Patton's Opera House, Friday evening, January l6, in aid of the Ladies' fund toward the completion of the Presbyterian church. Subject will be announced.
 Constable Mcdonald yesterday ar rested Chinaman for maintaining a nuisance in the shape of caved-in cess pool on his premises at the corner of Washington and Cortez streets. Re- corder Schwartz fined the Celestial $10.
 The Chamber of Commerce have re- quested Company B, N. G. A., to act with the reception committee upon the arrival of Governor Irwin and to escort him from the depot. Captain Andre is anxious that all of the company should turn out.
 Samuel r. Putnam, the gentleman who lectured on the principles of Free Thought at the opera house few weeks ago will lecture again at that place on January 23, 24 and 25. The lectures will be free as they were before and the speaker will be attended by local cham pions of the course.
 Two mission workers, claiming to be teachers of Christianity. and not of methods of reaching eternal glory, preached and prayed on one of the street corners last night, and succeeded in attracting quite large crowd of listen- CTS. They are arranging for g hall, and will conduct meetings for a season on the street and in the hall they expect to secure.
 The Knights of Pythias had hearty good time last night the occasion being their first hop of the season. The dance was held in the banquet room of the lodge apartments in the Monihon Black, and in the course of the evening refreshments in the way of fruits, candies and cakes were served. About twenty couples were out and all en- joyed themselves to the utmost.