Arizona republican., 1893-10-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

yesterday by Lulu ". fOrCer against
John W. Standard.
Mr.. Joseph Dobson and Miss Abby
Williams were married last night. Mr..
Dobson, she city zanjero, and his bride
is we'll known as an evangelist.
| License to marry was issued yester-
day to Frank Strahorn nd Birdie Wes-
son, Warner A. Allen and Fannie B.
Peterson, James L. Day and Julia LIE
LEVER, all o: Maricopa county.
The boys of the Athletic club will
meet at Phoenix park this afternoon for
another seance at football. The
elevens will be coached by Herbert
Drachman and Porter W. Fleming.
The contest will be of interest.
| Sunday afternoon Y. M. G. A. SER
vices will be resumed today at O'Clock
in the association rooms. There will
be music by quartette of gentlemen.
At 10 O'Clock there will be bible talk
conducted by Secretary Randall.
Bendeola, who escaped from the
chain gang several months ago and was
ca ptured night before last, was given
ten days in polsce court yesterday. At
the time of his escape he had seven
days to serve. The extra three are ad-
ded for interest.
DIR. Hubbard received yesterday a
letter from Charles D. Davis, a whole
sale furnisher of Denver, saying that
| next to Chicago, Phoenix was the city
most talked of there and that there
were many Denverites preparing to
move to this part of Arizona.
The next event of the season will be
foot social in Good Templars' hall,
| which gives every promise OF being a
| decided hit. Supper will be served in
| the reading room free to those who pur-
chase foot, but others will have to
pay. The entertainment will be free.
Readers of THE REPUBLICAN cannot of
course fail to see the advertisement of
the Red Corner in this issue. 1t is OBJ
served that it is fully in keeping with
the liberal methods of this firm which
when it advertises does go literally
and when it quotes low prices does so
on the same generous scale.
Goldberg Bros. new store room was
the scene of an enjoyable time last
night. The plate glass front was put in
yesterday and the room was brilliantly
lighted by gas and electricity. 1t was
turned over to the patrons Of this enter
prising firm for Terpsichorean exer-
cises. Excellent music was furnished
and a higoly enjoyable evening was
spent.
G. g. Jones and his wife were given
a hearing before Justice Kincaid yes
terday morning on the charge of hog
stealing preferred by S. G. McElhaney,
the suppositious owner of the plumber
ed hog. Both were bound over to the
grand jury. the former in the sum OF
$500, the latter $500. The wife, who is
better known in sinful circles as Big
Bess was removed to the female depart
ment of the city prison last night.
DIR. G. Eschman and family returned
yesterday from California. The doctor
has made an extensive trip and in
speaking of the hard times said that
Phoenix people should be thankful for
their condition. Throughout all of Cal
ifornia the doctor says business is in a
dreadful state. Merchants are selling
their goods for almost nothing to realize
cash to meet their pressing obligations.
The condition of business in Phoenix is
no doubt better than any other place
in the United States.
The following transfers OF real estate
were yesterday entered for record: B.
Samuel Johnson and wife to Don M. LIE
Baron, deed to a tract of land in section
80, tip l, nr e, $500. G. T. HAYDEN
and wife to VIM. Rhorig, acres in sec
IS, tip /, n e. $3.50. W. J. Murphy
and wife to Orange Pennoyer, deed to
Sc 4, ne 4 and ne 4. Sc 4, sec l, tp 2, n 7
| e, $2400. W. E. Lawrence to Mrs
Ella Lissenbre, l, lots l, 8 and g.
Gray's subdivision OF lots 2, 8, 6, and
7, block II, Neahr's addition, $500.
Frank Larkin, the sore arm artist, was
given his choice in police court yester-
day morning between fifteen days and
fifteen minutes. Frank is no hog and
took the minutes. He made bee line
for the depot, closely followed by Dep
uty Marshal Hickey. There Larkir
was met by travelling companion, who
was sitting on pile of railroad tiel
! waiting for him. Both took to the
track and disappeared in the direction