Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Six new singers have been secured for
the Palace by the enterprising propri-
etor, Gus Hirschfeld.
A suit in partition was filed in dis
trict court yesterday by Annie Flynn
against Mark Johnson.
The celebrated J. K. Emmett with a
superb company will appear at the
Phoenix opera house in March.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Thode died yesterday and was
buried at 2o'clock in the afternoon.
The funeral of Jesus H Mauriquez, a
we'll known Spanish musical instructor,
took place yesterday afternoon at l
O'Clock.
License to marry WAS yesterday
issued to William G. Bascom and Ella
Rankin, VIM. s. Austin and Lourena
Cosner.
Annie. Msricopa Indian, was COM
mitted to Jail yesterday afternoon by
Commissioner Kellum for selling liquor
to an Indian.
Katie Putnam is booked for Phoenix
January 1st and End, and following this
booking is the Madeline Merli company
which appears on the 18th and 10Th of
January.
The butchers association have de-
cided to close their shops on Sundays,
and after January the resolution will
60 into effect. All the proprietors of
chops in Phoenix have signed the clos
ing agreement.
The city boose gang of men were put
to work yesterday cleaning the mud
from the streets. Supt. Pratt of the
electric road, seeing the good work.
sent force to join them and the streets
are now neat and clean.
Articles of incorporation of the Big
Four Mining company were filed yes
terday by ]. G. Kellum and Thos. Fitch.
The capital stock is. $4,000, divided
into 1900 shares. The directors for the
first year are ]. G. Kellum, J. G. Good
man and Thos. Fitch.
The Y. NJ. G. A. band concert, which
was to be given tonight, has been in
definitely postponed. On account of the
illness of several members they were
unable to take the necessary practice to
assure the success which they desired
should attend their first appearance.
The safe in the county treasurer's
Office, with $4,000 locked up in the
cash drawer, has been for the past
week out of order; the combination
would not work. Yesterday s. D.
Lount, assisted by his son William,
opened the drawer in just five minutes.
The meeting of the loan commission
held at the governors Office was brief
and preliminary. There was present
beside the governor territorial secretary,
auditor and treasurer as members, At
torney General Heney as advisor. The
work of the SESSION will be performed
today.
The 1872 whist club dance at the opera
house last night was a brilliant affair.
There were about twenty couple pres
emit, which was just enough not to be
crowded. The house was beautifully
decorated. The PM Carlos band fur
nished the music. Sundays REPUBLICAN
will contain the names OF the ladies,
costumes, etc.
Judge Campbell left last night for
Tucson to file motion for a new trial
IL tllO oocO VI LOW heUuIy, WIZ WAS W
be sentenc ed today; or as Judge Camp
bell styles it, the proceedings today
will be the beginning of Tewksbury's
first trial, the litigation which closed
last week being of the nature OF a cor
oner's inquest.
On New Years day the doctors and
lawyers will cross bats at the Phoenix
park. A small admission will be
charged and the proceeds turned into
the midwinter fair exhibit fund. The
services of two ministers have been Sc
cured to act as umpires, and Col, Tom
Fitch will act as official scorer. The
game will be called at 2 p. m.
The Forresters held an election Tues
day evening and elected the following
officers: G. M. sturges, G. R.; E. L.
Branch. P. c.; r. H. Herlick, S. G. R. 4;
J. ". Yocum, treasurer; P Walbridge,
F. s.; Q. Lunt, R. s.; 7. H. Bacon,
L. W.; j. V. Anderson, J. W.; Mr..
Dangley, S. B.; A. T. Stoner, J. B.;
Mr.. Ingram, trustee: P. Bresee, G. P.