Arizona republican., 1893-10-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A member of the John Doe family
was given 81 in police court yesterday
morning for drunkenness.
Secretary Bruce yesterday appointed
Judge H. B. Summers, of Florence,
notary public for Pinal county.
The REPUBLICAN job Office is booming.
Its work is unsurpassed. All kinds OF
printing, ruling and bookwork done in
frst-class style.
The crowds Of customers which at
all hours of the day throng the hand
some store of the Alkire Dry Goods
& Clothing company.
Notice OF the location of the Osceols
mining claim in the Superstition dis.
trict, by Reuben Hadden and John W.
Richards, was filed yesterday.
The precinct poundkeeper will sell
today at 2 p. m. at the pound on Madi.
son street (Hawley corral) two work
horses held for damages and pound.
keepers charges.
Mr.. Winthrop Sears, the confde initial
clerk at D. H. Burtis', is changing his
residence today from the southern part
of the city, crowded out by the refugees
iIOm tu6 OU-ydIu ulS6IlCI.
Col. J. T. Simms was yesterday ap.
pointed member of the capitol site
commission to fill the vacancy caused
by the failuresof John O. Dunbar, the
former appoin tee, to q lalify.
Slade & Lee are fitting up the rooms
on Center street lately occupied by the
Kelley Institute. They will in a few
days open the doors of a first-class
restaurant. They are not unknown to
the people. Their reputation is such
that large patronage at once is
assured.
A regular monthly meeting of the
Phoenix Athletic club was held last
night. Beside the transaction of routine
business a number of new members
we're admitted and applications were re-
celved from several other persons. The
mem bership is now about fifty, all
gentlemen of high standing. Measures
we're taken for the development of the
foot ball eleven.
In the notice published yesterday in
The REPUBLICAN to pupils who wish to
enter the high school and who are not
already classified, they were requested
to meet the superintendent tomorrow
morning at O'Clock at the Central
school building. On account of the I'M
finished condition of the building such
pupils will meet at the West End
school building at the hour named.
The official dog-catcher wants an in
terpreter. His linguistic accomplish
ments lie within the limitations of the
English language and his broadest field
of operations is within the Mexican
quarter. He some times fails to make
his mission understood and his au-
thority to chase pet CANNES into houses
and snare them with a wire is fire.
quently resisted by angry and uncom-
pretending owners.
The fight against the ordinance for
fning female residents of sporting
hahitations, was begun yesterday in
police court. Nellie Rockwell with her
assistants, Rose Ames, May Brandon
and another woman who had been ar
rested the day before for resisting the
fine were put on trial. They were con-
victed under the ordinance and fined
$50 each. Notice was given of appeal
to the district court.
A smaller volume of hay and grain
has been shipped out OF the valley so
far this season than during any season
since the construction of the Maricopa
& Phoenix railroad. In fact for several
days past not shipment of hay has
been made. The falling off is due to
the copious rains in the mountains and
those usually sterile parts of the terri
tory which have drawn their supplies
from the Salt River valley and in which
there is now an abundance of wild
grass.
A claim and delivery suit was begun
Yesterday in district court by Henry F.
Vantilberg against G. H. N. Luhrs and
Henry Garias, to recover damages
amounting to $500 or possession of GER
tain property consisting of two mares
wagon and two sets of harness. This
property was attached by Constable
Garfas to secure a claim by Luh-s
against the Hudson Reservoir and Irri
cation company. The plaintiff in the
claim and delivery suit denies that the
property was that of the Irrigation
company but that the title was and had
been in himself.