Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

M. E. Hurley shipped ten carloads of
beef cattle to California last night.
Annie G. LeBarge was yesterday ap-
pointed administrative of the estate OF
John LeBarge deceased.
W. W. Kunkel yesterday brought
suit in district court against E. Pes.
guerra to recover on note.
court of the Ancient Order of For
esters of America will be instituted to-
night at Good Templars hall.
In DR.. Felix Oswald's syndicate story,
1892" mention is made of Parsee
colony with temple-schools founded in
Arizona.
The case of G. G. Jones and wife
charged with chicken stealing, was con-
tinned by Justice kincald yesterday
until 10 O'Clock this morning. ~
Within the past two days notices OF
the location of thirteen mining claims
have been filed. All but two of the
claims are in the Superstition district.
Don't forget the oyster supper to be
given Friday evening in Gardeners new
block, by the ladies OF the Chris tian
church. A real feast Is in store for the
people OF Phoenix. .-
John D. Henderson and Miss Celina
M. Settler were married Sunday at g.
p. m. by the Rev. Jas. Harer at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Doug
las. Only few friends and relatives
were present.
A Mrs. Heckele, living at Tom bstone,
Is making inquiries concerning the
l. - Dol ho
when last heard from was in Phoenix.
The mother is old and poor and depend
ent upon him for support.
License to marry was issued yester.
day to Frank Cerino and Cecilia
Gominguez. Judge Jordan completed
his friendly Offices toward this pair by
actually performing the ceremony, thus
offering two great shows under one
tent.
A rich placer strike is reported in the
Weaver district and numerous speci-
mems of coarse gold have been brought
to the city within the past two days.
1t is in this field that the Chinese pros
pectors who left town two weeks ago are
at work.
Hon. John G. Herndon and Hon. 7.
G. Norris, of Prescott, will reach Ph@-
nix today. Tomorrow they will ap-
pear before Judge Baker in the case Of
the Crowned King Mining Co. VS. O. F.
Place, on a motion to dissolve an in
junction.
The Good Templars of Phoenix are to
give foot social in their hall on Tues
day evening next. We don't know
what foot social is, but it must be
something nice or the &. IT'S would
have nothing to do with it. Supper
will be served in the reading room.
Editor G. M. Russell was taken be-
| fore Judge Baker yesterday on writ of
habeas corpus and his bond was re-
duced from 81 900 to $3.50. This was
furnished by J. L. B. Alexander and
John O. Dunbar and the old man was
released after two weeks confinement.
Two transfers OF real estate were ves-
terday entered tor record. One a war
rantee deed from L. E. Hewins to S. A.
Dawson to an undivided halt interest to
lots 6, 7, s, 9 and 10, block 7, $780,
The other a deed from Eunice L. and
Samuel Franklin to Fleming Franklin
to lot Orchard Place, 800.
A meeting of the Treble Clef club
was held yesterday and the following
officers elected for the next year: Mrs.
T. D. Hammond. president; Mrs. G. L.
Montgomery. vice president; Mrs. H.
Jessop, treasurer; Miss Edith Talbot,
secretary; Mrs. J. E. Walker, musical
director Mrs. F. Peck, librarian.
B. A. Hadsell, of Glendale, last Mon
day while crossing a bridge over a
lateral on Grand avenue, was thrown
violently from load of hay. His left
foot was crushed and he was otherwise
injured. The bridge at that point lies
diagonally across the road and the ap-
proachs to it are improperly constructed,
to all Of which the attention of the
road overseer is respectfully directed.
The woodwork of the front of the
new Goldberg building is now being
put in and the finishing coat of plaster
ing is being put on so that some idea
can be derived of the magnificent char
acter Of the interior. 1t will be one of
the most commodious business rooms
in the city. With a frontage of twenty
five feet it will have depth of nearly
$50. On account OF its great length a
sky light has been placed near the
center thus distributing the light
evenly throughout the room.
A meeting of the mem bers of the
athletic club was held last night to take
final steps in the matter of organizing
football team. The boys were highly
elated over the success which attended
the experimental game last Sunday,
Notwithstanding general lack on the
part of most of the players of tech
nical knowledge of the game. Under
the skillful coaching of Herbert Drach-
man and Porter Fleming the game was
rendered quite satisfactory. These gen
tlemen were present at the athletic club
rooms last night and offered valuable
assistance to the boys.
I Late yesterday afternoon a woman