Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-22
. LOCAL BRIEFS.

The K. P. installation will be held
the first week in January.
Companies B and G have a COMPETE
ton rifle shoot Christmas.
Frank Newman was fined $500 by
Recorder Schwartz yesterday for being
drunk and disorderly.
A Christmas social will be given to-
night at the Methodist parsonage, 155
South Second avenue.
William Young will soon build an ad.
dition to his building on Center street
at the corner of Jefferson.
The Knights of Pyth1as meet tonight
for work in the first rank. All visiting
members are invited to be present.
DR.. ]. H. Hardy, the popular dentist,
is having the finishing touches put on a
handsome new cottage on Fifth street.
The infant son of ]. H. Prince was
quite i'll yesterday, requiring the SER
Jess Martin, who has a ranch near
ella Bend, came in yesterday with forty
head of fine horses from Yavapai
county.
Victor E. Lamb and Rachael Flanna-
gan. both of Mesa, were married last
night at the Gregory house by Probate
Judge Jordon.
Twelve couples took part in the
whist tournament at the Maricopa club
last night. The prize winners were
Mr.. D. Goldberg and Miss Hall.
The child of Walter johnson of Tempe
has been lying dangerously ill of brain
fever, but yesterday it was reported
better, with good prospect of re-
covery.
A team belonging to French vege-
table peddler became frightened yester-
day and did some damage to Mr.. E.
Twins buggy, with which it had =
collision.
Notices of location of the "Ssnator
Allen" and "Gold Chief" mining
claims in theySuperstition district. were
filed yesterday by Sam T. Thorpe and
Frank Shalty.
The following notary public commits
sions were issued yesterday: j. , E.
Wagner, Wagner; j. M. W. Moore,
M. Knight, Yuma.
Mr.. Chas. Moore, of the Valley Alb
stract company, yesterday became the
father OF an interesting and lovely bit
of femininity. Weight eight pounds.
Both mother and babe are doing we'll.
The ladies of the Tempe band are
practicing daily for the foot ball game
Christmas and the ball players are max
Ing preparations to give the most inter-
Phoenix.
d. A. Abrams of the live real estate
firm of Baker & Abrams, went to house
keeping Tuesday in a comfortable little
cottage on Fifth avenue. The hotel
lobby will see him no more after 9
O'Clock.
Joseph S. Ambr yesterday sold to
I. M. Christy section 20, township 8
north, range 1 east. The price re-
ceived was $16,545.39. The deed in
cludes eight water rights in the Ari-
IONA canal.
Deputy United States Marshal Shank
ard left last night for Tucson with Juan
Espinosa, arrested last Monday by Col
lector Webb, charged with smuggling
Esplnosa was bound over to the federal
court by Commissioner KeIlum.
Several good theatrical troups are
booked for Phoenix for January, Febru-
airy and March since the failure of the
Bush street theater. San Francisco.
All the shows they had booked will
transfer their dates to Phoenix.
On account of the severe illness of
Judge Baker, who was yesterday con-
fined to his room with an attack of the
grip, the trial of the suit of the Gila
Bend Irrigation company against the
Peoria Canal company has been post
poned.
Editor Curt Miller of the Tempe
News was yesterday appointed a mem
Der of the board of education of the
Normal School. No better man could
have been selected for the board than
Mr.. Miller, as he is energetic and pro-
gressive and will take deep interest in
the work.
Among the transfers of real estate
yesterday entered for record there was
warranty deed from ]. DeBarth
Shorb to Simon Blitz to sixteen. lots in
block az" University addition for 81
500; also deed from M. H. Sherman
and wife to Thos. F. Hickey, to lots
and 27 in block 81. for $500.