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

Robt. NJ. Colder, capitalist of Den
yer, will locate in business in Phoenix.
A party will be given tonight by Mrs.
E. GAM at her beautiful home on Mon
! roe street.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Kessler, of Orchard Grove addition, is
quite i'll.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Andreas Dul Lamonte and
Glorena Vasquez.
Sunday mornings REPUBLICAN will
contain full review of all the social
events OF the week.
The board OF supervisors yesterday
ordered new bridge over the Buckeye
canal in district number seven.
Miss Edith Robbins will give party
today, it being her twenty-frst birth
day. A number of her friends have re-
ceived invitations.
! Hans ]. Ehlers yesterday filed final
proof on homestead claim to lot No.
l and neil OF nw14 and n15 of ne4,
sec. 10, twp. H., r. 2e.
The football game at the park Sun
day by the Athletics and the Phoenix
clubs resulted in a victory for the Phe-
nix club by score OF 20 to O..
The Rev. Winters of the Christian
church, has purchased 200 almond
trees which will be transplanted on his
ranch two miles southwest of Tempe.
The Tucson city election was held
yesterday. There were three council
men, city recorder, marshal, treasurer.
city assessor and tax collector elected
Sam Brown, the blacksmith of Tenn
pc, doesent care now whether he works
or not. His attention is divided be-
tween his business and nine-pound
boy.
The hide of mammoth elk killed by
Chauncey Clarke during his recent trip
through northern Arizona, Colorado
and Utah, is on exhibit at Green's hat
store.
Col. Smith, well known in Phoenix,
also son of S. S. Murdoch, arrived in
the city Sunday morning. These gen.
! tlemen were in the wreck on the S. P,
near Lordsburg.
The bond of Capt. W. L. George as a
member of the board of directors of the
terday. The amount is $4,000 with
Chas. Goldman and VIM. Ruff, as sure
tiles.
F. W. Wood left last night for San
| Francisco to secure space at the mid
winter fair for an exhibit of the wares
of the Arizona Cactus company OF
Tempe, of which Mr.. Wood is stock
holder and officer.
The city council should by all means
grant the prayer OF the Wall street peo-
pie. who want an arc light. Wall street
almost impossible to grope through the
street after night.
Ben Buffers new singers, L. Law
renee, Lille Lawrence, Olive Law
renee, and Everett Boulder arrived yes.
terday morning from San Francisco
Ben is alert to the times and knows the
necessity of having good singers in his
house.
Constable L. F. Patterson, of ella
Bend, came up yesterday morning with
Manuel Algene under a commitment
from Justice Ramsay to await the &C
ton of the grand jury. AIgene had
and stole vallse.
W. J. Murray left last night for As
pen, Colorado. He will return in few
weeks and will open sample room anC
saloon in the Fleming building. Mr.
Murray is man of considerable wealth
and will conduct his house in a manner
that will be a credit to himself ant
Phoenix.
The mammoth 12-ton crane for thu
dredger of the Consolidated Canal Co
at Mesa City. was transferred yesterda,
from Tempe to the canal. The crane i
about eighty feet long and two heav,
wagons with eight span of horses wer,
employed in moving this monstrou
piece of machinery.
Mrs. N. Ellis placed herself in tn,
hands of committee of ladies for tn,
purpose of giving two musical enter
tainments, at an early day, one-half O
the proceeds to 60 to the midwinter fai
exhibit fund, and one-half to charity
Mrs. Ellis is an accomplished and tai
snted musician, and the generous offe
Of her services will be appreciated.
James Drake, who has for year an(
i half been foreman in the Harcuval
copper mine at Morgan City, died las
week in the hospital at Santa Fe, N. NJ
He had been i'll for some time but wa
, not thought to be in immediate danger
He was highly thought of by his asso
| ciates here and was particular frient
, of L. W. Morgan.
) Col. B. ]. Franklin, attorney for D
M. Brown, who was committed to iai
5 yesterday IN default of $500 bond b.
Justice Kincaid, is very confident tina
: his client will be acquitted, and no in
' dictment will be found by the gran
7 jury. Expert testimony by physician