Arizona republican., 1891-01-06
LOCAL BREyITIES.

J. Y. T. Smith shipped a carload of flour to Yuma this morning.
 J. M. Gibson is reported by his physi- clan, Dr. Helm, as improving.
 Jim Ming, an insane Chinaman. was committed to the asylum yesterday.
 Painters are at work on the Young building giving it a new coat of paint.
 There seems to be an epidemic of colds in town that are almost as fatal to comfort as La Grippe.
 Freighter Hudson left last evening for the Congress mine with team loaded with 1000 pounds of flour.
 Perry Sears and James McCann are down from their ranch on the Verde, and report cattle in fine condition.
 Marshal Blankenship received sur prise yesterday in the way of magnif cent gold-headed cane as a Christmas present.
 Brigham Hilbert died at Mesa City Sunday evening at o'clock, with in- famation of the bladder. He was only ailing two days.
 Constable Slankard and Deputy Sheriff Widmer returned yesterday from an un- successful search for the crazy man, seen near New River few days ago.
 Officer Bradberry last night arrested man giving the name of James Russel, for carrying arms and put him under bonds to appear for trial this morning.
 In Recorder Schwartz's Court yester- day Robert Terry was fined f5 for drunk and disorderly. Juan Vaca got three days at dollar day for the same offense.
 Stated meeting of Arizona Lodge No. 2. F. and A. M., will be held at 80 o'clock this evening, in the lodge rooms in the Monihon block. Visiting breth- ren invited.
 Moffit and Wentworth, Haquare etiaiR merchants, ,are both in PhGnix ,purehasy ing new stock of goods sfat their siRstes They say business Is better s4 that Plag& now than it,ssf hsshiQksa s~srs
 Christovai Cor3oh1. and I,san Encinas we<S xp1Nitfssi 70 the Bounty Jail yes { tnrdh {&f Mlirty and ten days respec- rGtetF9 0llr Se1stence for misdemeanor in aastjce Jenkins' co,iit at Tempe. isN1n JussAs6S I}FtisSn's court yesterday, John Bogiore, arrested for assault, was tsiat apd S!,slqisssa Trial of Jose was set for O'Clock this morning. 4 Ex-Treasurer Crenshaw yesterday set tied his accounts in full with the Board of Supervisors and turned over every thing. He will open an office in few days and resume the practice of law.
 On account of the muddy roads the wood teams have not been able to get to the Phoenix mine with wood, which necessitated the shutting down of the mine for few days till the roads dry up.
 M. c. Bean, formerly manager of the jewelry ard watch making department of St. Claire X Pratt, has severed his connection with that firm and opened store in the front of the Golden Rule Bazaar.
 Albert Canady, who was committed a few days ago by sentence of Justice Richards for assault, with bail fixed at $500, was yesterday released, his bail having been reduced by Judge Kibbey to Sl50.
 The meeting of the Trinity Guild will be held at the residence of Mrs. Ham, mond at 2 D. m. on Wednesday of this week. This being the first meeting in the month, all members are requested to be present.
 Messrs. J. E. and Frank Nicholson and George B. Hunt, who purchased the Contention mine few days ago, expect to increase the working force on the property to thirty-fve or forty men within the next sixty days.
 Messrs. w. H. Dickinson and T. A. Jordan have bought the Sentinel and Haqua Hala stage line from II. K. Wills, and as the present increase of travel be- tween the railroad and the mines de- mands it, they will put on more stock and stages.
 Commerce held their monthly meeting last night and appointed a committee to solicit members, fixing the fees at $l monthly. Some general discussion was held in the matter of action necessary to create more interest among members.
 GO. Robbards, superintendent of the Colorado Mining Company's mines on Whipsaw Gulch, has returned from a business visit to, Trinidad, Colo. He will leave for the mines tomorrow and will push the work of erecting the stamp mill rapidly ahead. The machinery is all on the ground and it will not be long till the mill is ready to start up.
 Tomorrow evening the Montezuma Club will give another of their hops, this one to have diversion in the way of hectic and apron figure. The ladies will make aprons and necties to match, and the gentleman drawing necktie from a box upon entering, dances the first dance with the lady having the apron to correspond. No invitations have been issued, but all members of the club are invited.
 A casket containing a collection of for eign and curious coins was stolen from the residence of Mrs. Birchett Saturday night. Marshal Blankenship was in- formed of it Sunday and had almost all of the coins in his possession last night. Some young street hoodlums had in- duced the youngest boy of Mrs. Birchett to take the casket and divide the con tents between them. One ot the culprits was the means through which the Mar shal regained the property.
 PERSONAL.