Arizona republican., 1891-03-20
LOCAL BREyITIES.

Gentry Bros. have their ferrybont in place and are crossing teams once more,
 Phil Wharton has returned from Los Angeles, where he has been attending college.
 The militia company had drill last night on their parade ground, east of Mills House.
 James II. Esteb, Flagstaff, C. II. Vail, Mohawk, J. A. Barton, Kansas, are at the Central.
 Salt river is again too high for safe fording, and teams of all kinds are cross. ing on the ferries.
 J. O. Schriver has brick kiln about ready to burn. He will fire up on it the first of next week.
 Florencio Gaxiola and Carmen BadilIa were united in marriage yesterday at the Catholic Church.
 R. II. Reynolds, assayer at the Phe- nix mine, is in the city to remain till the mine starts up again.
 John Torey and John Allen were fined $S each by Recorder Schwartz yesterday for being drunk and disorderly.
 w. w. Christy will leave today with prospecting outfit for the Camp creek district. He goes prepared to make q two months trip.
 Assemblyman Cough and wife will start for home tomorrow. It will require a five days trip, the last twenty miles to be made on horseback.
 The Phoenix Pioneer Brass Band prac- tlce nearly every night now, and as a result very much improvement is noted. Phoenix is proud of her band.
 U. I. G. Todd, Chicago, L. II. Goem- ley, Crittenden, w. r. Patterson, Los Angeles, w. N. Cummings, Nogales, and J. M. Johnson, Los Angeles, are regis tered at the Commercial.
 Though the roads have not been com pleted to the mill from the mine on I. \. Large's mining property, Castle Creek, men are kept busy taking out ore and developing the mine.
 There will be regular stampede of members of the Legislature during the next two or three days. Messrs. Pusch, HOf, Samaniego. Driscoll, Suter and Speaker Clark will leave today.
 An entertainment and supper will be given at the free reading room hall next Wednesday night for the benefit of the reading room. Twenty-Five cents ad- mission will be charged, including supper.
 Marshal Blankenship arrested "tin- horn" gambler on Jefferson street for assault and battery. He threw a brick at woman, and missing her, it went through the glass door of Mir. Marks residence.
 Goodin Bros. arrived yesterday with six wagons, loaded with 22,0O0 pounds of freight, from Maricopa. They were one week making the round trip. They will load with wool and barley for their return trip.
 There will be special meeting of the eX-Confederate Association at the free reading room in Irvine building today at 1 r. NJ. All ex-Confederates are re- quested to attend, as there is business of importance to transact.
 L. II. Goemley and w. F. Patterson returned from the Gila yesterday, where they went to sec their herd of beef cattle across the river. They had no trouble in crossing them and they will be loaded on cars at Gila Bend tomorrow.
 s. $. Patterson, partner of J. II. w. Jenson in the cattle business. is in from their Sierra Ancha ranch. Grass is good and cattle are in fine condition. The general spring rodeo will begin in that section at their headquarters ranch April l.
 The Phoenix mill has been shut down till the return of Superintendent Brad street. The foreman came in from the mine yesterday with fine chunk of anaIgam, the result of the ''clean up' the first of the week. He deposited the same in the bank and paid off the men. All the sheep men on the Arizona canal, except Scott and Daggs Bros, are through shearing their sheep, and will be ready to start them north April 1. | Teams are hauling the wool to Maricopa for shipment. Eight six and ten-horse teams will leave Phoenix for there this | morning. The Governor yesterday made the fol- lowing appointments for officials of CocOnino county: District Attorney, | k. M. Doe: Supervisors, George P. | Thornton, D. NJ. Riordan and J. r. l Daggs. As notaries public were ap- pointed J. c. Potts, of Mohave county, and P. c. Robertson, of Armer, Gila county. Dr. Hughes was called Wednesday to the house of George Tompkins, eight | miles northwest of the city, and suc- c.cded in relieving the baby of the | household of serious attack of croup | Oy the dangerous operation of trachie- | otomy. The operation was successful, | and the indications yesterday were for the child'srecovery.
 G. o. Robberds, Superintendent of the Trinidad Mining Company, arrived | last night from Whipsaw Gulch. He | says the mill will start up the first of | the week. The dump is full of ore, and | there is a large body in sight in the | mine. It will only be a matter of few | months till the mines of this company are on the regular paying list.
 People wishing to witness the pro- ceedings of the last hours of the Legis- iature began filing into the City Hall | last night long before 7 o'clock, and by | the time the two houses were called to order there was barely standing room Tn either house, though the larger part Of the audience went to the House, to hear the Frank Apportionment bill dis cussed.
 w. w. Moore, son of Assemblyman E. W. Moore, arrived last night from ms cattle ranch in Tonto Basin. He WI" return tomorrow accompanied by ms father. Mir. Moore reports cattle in ms section looking well, though on &C., count Of the cold weather grass is some what backward and the usual time for