Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-02-03
LOCAL BRENiTIEs.
Sayings and Dongs In Phoenix and IL
Surrounding Country.


Two patients were received and one
discharged from the county hospital
yesterday.
The police were not called upon to
exert themselves or start the perspira-
tion yesterday.
Janitor Collins is doing yeoman work
in pruning the trees and bushes in front
of the court house.
A foreclosure proceedings were
brought in the district court yesterday
by Il. II. Woolf against Grant Grow. 1t
is in reference to a real estate deal.
The change OF THE REPUBLICAN, car
riers in the city may occasion some hit
tie inconvenience and it is hoped all
parties missed will report promptly at
this office.
The beauties who ornament the steps
OF the court house reported yesterday
that two red headed women and two
white horses passed simultaneously
down Washington street.
PA. Phillips hurrahs. The reason
he hurrahs it that he wants it known
there is bran new baby at his house.
And Mr.. Philips adds three cheers, a
tiger and whole menagerie because it's
boy.
The body of Charles Williams was
buried yesterday at the expense OF the
county. The deceased died OF pneu-
monia at the county hospital, and moth
ing is known of his history or family
ties.
Comes Just as natural TO him as a
Missourian chawing terbacker," was the
verdict of an alfalfa after standing for a
half hour last night in Washington
street music hall listening to the piano
player.
1t was happy idea OF the city author
tiles TO put the city prisoners to work
yesterday cleaning the crosswalks OF the
mud. Besides giving the prisoners q
healthy appetite it was favor TO pc
destrians which they will fondly
nourish.
The Cinnamon OF Phoenix wound up
their New Year festivities last night to
the entire qualification OF the COM
munity, and the Mongolians retired TO
their respective homes TO think over
their sins and apply crushed ice to their
swollen and feverish brows.
The Hartford bank filed amendments
to its articles OF incorporation with
the county recorder yesterday. The
new proviso allows the institution to
deal generally with all kinds OF paper,
guarantee loans. etc, and do all kinds
Of banking business.
In a day or two the papers in rich
and racy divorce suit will be filed with
the clerk OF the district court and THE
REPUBLICAN has made arrangements for
publishing the allegations in full. There
is a moral in the complaint which il
would be well for hundreds of married
men likewise situated 10 heed.
The entertainment at the Lampson
business college last night was a pleas
ant affair and largely attended by an
audience that has a liking for the beau
tiful. These literary exercises trend
toward social elevation and are quite an
attractive feature OF this training school.
Some people hate to pay fine as bad
az they do a subscription to a news
paper. +. Rois gave an illustration OF
this yesterday when he was fined s25
for carrying concealed weapons, but
u
was settle OF go to dungeon dark and
dreary he put up the required amount.
II Mike Rice had abided by the old
maxim "take thy bed and walk" he
would not now be minus his slumber-
ing outfit. He left it at the Dublin
corral, and some other fellow who had
full appreciation OF the motto walked
Off with it. Therefore Mr.. Rice mourns,
and tell it around the corner, pro-
fanes.
The Farmers Alliance have appealed
from the decision OF the justice court in
their action brought against Jesse May
cloud and p. II. Coyle. They have filed
the necessary bonds, and as they still
insist that they were forcibly disposses-
sed OF thirty-three feet OF land they will
not rest content until the district court
passes judgment on the action.
A letter was received by Sheriff Mont
aomery yesterday frol William s.
jenkins, OF Coquilra, Coos county, Or
egon, asking for information concerning
man by the name OF Mound Koon,
described as rs years Of age and who is,
sad TO relate, dead. As the sheriff deals
only with live people he will hand the
QUESTION box over to some undertaken.
The sspirants for the judicial shoes Of
Justice Bernard were again disappointed
by the board OF supervisors yesterday
as no appointment was made. All the
members were present, and among the
business transacted was the reiundinD
OF 5000 10 Mrs. Kuchler for error in
taxes and the granting OF constable fees
A widow was also allowed $40 for pro