Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Trinidad Sanchez was arrested yes
terday for violation of the Edmunds
act.
Acting Governor Bruce yesterday ap-
pointed VIM. G. Staehle, of Tombstone,
notary public for Cochise county.
There will be sale at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon at the Phoenix pre-
cinct pound of some Jersey cattle.
Juan Albrides was yesterday brought
up from Gila Bend under fifteen-day
sentence for an assault upon a woman
of the town.
Deputy United States Marshal
Standard returned yesterday from Mesa
with John Doe, charged with selling
wine to Indians.
Notice OF the location of the Refusal
mining claim in the Superstition dis
trict, was filed yesterday by R. Wilson,
j. K. Mercer and G. M. Etter.
W. B. Casey, the miIkman, was ar
rested yesterday for assault and battery.
The warrant was sworn out by Nelson
Pierce. young man who has been en-
ployed by Casey.
Messrs Little & Cameron, the proprie-
tors OF the Reception, yesterday had
put into their place of business three
arc lights of strong power, giving their
rooms an extraordinary brilliancy.
Word was received yesterday from
Los Angeles that there were 250 tramps
there headed for Phoenix. A pointer Is
given to the police that the tourists
may be properly received at the depot.
The board of.supervisors was in session
yesterday. Among the wise conclusions
ing $125 in papering the district court
ROOM The work will be begun at once.
The Palace cigar store yesterday re-
ceived large assortment of musical
instruments, consisting of accordeons
and harmonlcas of foreign manufacture,
which will be made part of the stock
Of this blishment. The firm also
received nearly half a carload of cigars
and tobaccos.
A meeting of the officers and direc-
torsof the San Diego & Phoenix rail
road of the corporation of Arizona,
will be held at O'Clock on Saturday.
The officials at this end of the line
have been greatly encouraged by the
pluck and success of the California
corporation.
Recorder Schwartz has obtained a
list of the property within the addi-
tions proposed to be admitted within
the city limits. On the extremely con-
servative estimate of the county as
SCISSOR. the list will loot up about $780,
600. Occording to the city's system of
valuation, this may reach 81 1000, 900,
from which the taxes to be derived will
not reach more than 81 900.
G. S. Fly, of Tom bstone, one OF the
best photographers in Arizona, arrived
yesterday noon. He has had long
and eventful experience in taking
strange picturesque and interesting
views in Mexico and New Mexico as
well as this territory. His collection of
Indian views taken at San Carlos reser-
walton and in the Huahucas where he
had close personal acquaintance with
Geronimo, Watches and other notorl-
GUS chiefs, are probably unequalled.
His friends are trying to get him to
settle here.
The Foot social to be given tonight at
Good Templar's hall, by reason of its
uniqueness of plan will be one of the
most interesting events of the season.
1t will be an improvement upon OF
rather change upon the Box social
and similar parties at which ladies and
gentlemen are thrown into each others
company for an evening by accident.
In this case the foot of a lady will be
thrust through hole in a blanket and
sold to the highest bidder. The buyer
by the same purchase obtains supper
Tor both himself and the owner of the
foot. Those who buy no feet must pay
for their suppers. The advantage in
becoming the owner of two suppers
and handsome foot all at the same
price must be apparent.
THE mercantile and armed natives
of the world have 1,693,O seamen.
OF the seven full generals who were
in the confederate army none are now
living.
THE Pennsylvania national guard
will not visit the worlds fair, but will
hold the usual state encampment.
The officers of the Swedish navy are
considered as military officers, and il
full dress are obliged to wear spurs.
DIR. DELAvAN BLooDGooD, U. s. N.
who became widely known on account
of his striking resemblance to the late
James g. Blaine, is to be retired il
August.
To Kill the Seals.
OTTAWA, Oct. 16.-Charles Tuppe
says that in his opinion Canada has go
the better of the bargain in the BehriI
sea arbitration. The killing of sea-
with firearms or explosives during tn
month of August was prohibited, bu
an equally effective means OF killin
seals are sir puns srch as are nov