Arizona republican., 1892-11-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

j. NJ. Burnett of Gila Bend was in
the city yesterday.
! III. I'll. McPhaul returned TO ella
Bend last evening.
Sheriff Truman of Pinal county, was
in the city yesterday.
Oscar l.. Gibbs left last night on a
business trip to Los Angeles.
License to wed was yesterday issued
to Charles LAUDER and Lizzie Carus.
Jas. q. Hall OF Sissen and J. NJ, Bur-
nett, ella Bend, were registered at the
Mills house yesterday.
The streets were crowded Yesterday
with wagons laden with supplies for
ranches and mining camps.
Hon. VIM. o. O'Neil OF Prescott ar
rived by stage last night and will be in
the city for several days.
Robert Woods OF St. Louis, who has
been in the city several days, left for
the east yesterday evening.
In the divorce case of Mary Bostick
against her husband James Bostick a
decree was ordered yesterday.
Willis Bondurant was yesterday fitted
out at the kellner store with load of
merchandise for the Minnehaha coun-
try.
| Mrs. Van BIbber, who has opened a
first class boarding and lodging house,
will give her first meal today at II
o'clock.
One carload of furniture and two cars
OF local freight were received over the
Msricopa x Phoenix railroad yesterday
morning.
Gen. VIM. o. O'Neill, chairman of the
territorial worlds fair commission, ar
rived in the city last night overland
| from Prescott.
Mrs, Henry E. Kemp and children
who have been spending some time at
Redondo Beach returned to the city
yesterday morning.
Bernhard Levi, Los Angeles; VIII G.
Barnes, Holbrook A. T. Marsh, Mime
hahs, and 5. b. Cline, Flagstaff, came
in from the north last night by stage.
Vladystsv Dromski and Noel B.
Shafer yesterday filed notice of location
on the Destiny Lode" situated two
miles in westerly direction from the
Four Peaks.
There were registered at the Com
msrcial hotel Yesterday: Robert A.
Wood, st. Louis; Chas. V. Barr and
wife; q. w. Hack, Los Angeles; w. B.
hesler, FL Paso.
Articles of incorporation were yester-
day filed by the Phoenix Tramway COM
pany, with capital stock OF 5000, 900.
The president is Geo. II. Harris and the
secretary-tressurer II. B. Robinson.
Hon. W. G. Barnes of Holbrook came
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says that Notwithstanding all contrary
reports Stewart has carried Apache
county by not less than 100 majority.
THE Dorris," next door to the Epis-
copal church, will be opened Tuesday
the 18th. The rooms have been ele-
gantly furnished, and persons desiring
to engage rooms should apply jmme-
distely.
Hon. VIM. G. Barnes of Apache
county is in the city. and will be Wis
itor during the coming week. Mr..
Barnes halls from one OF the few local
tiles not affected by the recent political
landslide.
Architect Creighton yesterday re-
ceived plans for $1,000 residence to
be constructed for Captain Schultz,
Tempe. The plans for the Goodrich
block addition have been completed
and gu omitted.
The preliminary hearing in the case
OF Ancele Delgado charged with rape, Of
which details were given in yesterdays
REPUBLICAN, was continued from 10
O'Clock yesterday morning until tomor-
row at the same hour.
An injunction suit was filed in the
district court yesterday in the case OF
James McNulty against VIM. B. Casey.
Both litigsnts are milk dealers and
another rise in the price Of the tactical
fluid is nervously awaited.
John McQuilkin, an uncle OF Patsy
McQuilkin Of this city, is in Phoenix q
few days from Los Angeles. Mr.. Nc
Quilkin is a substantial citizen of the
city OF the angels, and is well pleased
with Phoenix and the valley.
November term OF the z territorial
court will begin tomorrow. The docket
both civil and criminal is large one,
though there are few cases included OF
more than ordinary interest. The most
important is the Tewksbury murder
case.
One week from tomorrow a meeting OF
the territorial worlds fair commission
will be held in this city. The chairnen
Of the county commissions are having
copper toes put on their boots for the
purpose OF enforcing a distribution OF
the fund appropriated for the exhibit.
prominent real estate man yester-
day predicted that by the middle or lat
ter part OF next week the great tide OF
eastern visitors would reach Phoenix.
Many persons have been detained by
the election, and being unwilling to
start before the following Sunday, will
reach here from Wednesday to Thurs
day.
All Phoenix lovers OF good music,
professionals and dIlletante alike, who
were at Mrs. Ellis concert, speak eulo-
CYSTIC ally of that lady's remarkable
skill in piano playing. To play sixty
five pages of Beethoven's Sonata and
some 100 additional pages of difficult
classical music by memory without
having the music lie rare feat seldom
equalled even among the best talent in
the lyric art.