Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LlC6Ile0 W uldrTy WAS lSsutu yosIcT
day to John Dusard and Melissa B.
johnson. Both are prominent resi-
dents OF Mesa.
The Arcade register contains the
autographs of John Williams, Ill. D.;
John q. Campbell, Prescott, and John
Dosson and lady, Mesa.
Selem Michaelson of the cigar stand
has device that tests the lungs, per-
fumes a handkerchief and shakes the
dice all at one turn. He gives every
one cigar who can operate it sue
cessfully.
The funeral services of Chas. B. Ker-
lin, mention of whose death is made
elsewhere, will be held at 8 O'Clock this
afternoon. The body will be shipped
tonight to Albany. Mo-. by Messrs.
Randall & Davis.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Y. M. G.
A. gave an interesting musicale, fol.
lowed by pleasant social. last night
at the hall IN the Lewis block. A large
party was present and altogether it was
an enjoyable entertainment.
A neat residence building is being
built in Churchill addition on what
would be Fourth street. Almost every
day new residences are begun and
while there is no building boom the
growth of the city is steady and sub
stantlal.
Manuel Borgez was fined 50 in police
court yesterday morning tor attempt
ing to whip man of more powerful
physique than himself. Although he
made an ignominious failure in the at
tempt he was held for lack of judgment
In sizing his money.
Jones, the newsdealer at the corner
OF the Monihon block on Washington
street, has erected neat bulletin
board which will portray what will ap-
pear in the Associated Press next morn
ing That news can then be found
only in THE REPUBLICAN,.
Two Mexicans were arrested by Billy
Widmer last night at q bawdy house
near the depot. They were charged
with taking trunk from Guadalupe, a
siren from east Tempe. The trunk
would be of little use to the men as it
contained little aside from the gaudy
wearing apparel.
Daily the number OF incoming pas
sengers increases, and now the morning
train is we'll filled. Several patches of
colonists are due in few days for the
south side, coming from Pa, and Neb.,
while every town in the valley is ad-
ding to its population from the general
field of immigration.
Jusus Valenzuela, the Mexican who
cut the circus tent and took an undue
advantage of Johnson, the colored man,
thereby inhicting several severe cuts on
his head and face plead guilty to the
assault in Justice Wharton's court
yesterday and was fined $500 or given
100 days. He begun to reduce the time
Immediately.
The roulette wheel at the Reception
is an expensive piece of mechanism as
Jim Reiney says it has broke every man
that has owned or manipulated the
ivory ball on its magic circle. The late
play on Thursday night again proved
disastrous as young man captured the
bank roll and after it was .replenished
repeated the occurance.
Leonie Galianno, wife of the wealthy
knight, was arrigned yesterday IN the
commissioner court and as one man
swore to his positive knowledge that
VOW she had taken recently, che was
bound over in the sum of $500. which
amount was furnished Immediately
from the common sinking fund.
The subscription department of THE
REPUBLICAN has been almost deluged
with work during the past three days.
The citizens of Phoenix are now aware
that the Geographic news in THE Re-
PUBLICAN is from one to two days ear
her than that OF any paper coming into
the city, and the patriotic citizens do
not wait to be solicited, outcome direct
to the business Office.
Geo. Tourney, the polished assistant
at ]. W. Evans Office was endorsed
from his bicycle yesterday while riding
down Washington street, in front of
Pratt Brothers, with his arms folded
and making lively pace. A buggy
driven by Mrs. Ohnick was Just in
front of him and Unexpectedly it
stopped, causing the bicycle to collide
with a hind wheel. No limbs were
broken, but the shock was forcible
one.
Co. G, at Tempe had a very interesting
drill Thursday evening with fair at
tendance. The following promotions
were made by the captain: G. P. Bor-
rowdale to sergaent, from corporal !;
privates Robert Mullen, Mart and
Mack to corporals, and private VIM.
Goodwin to bugler. By way of sug-
gestion, it would be we'll to have the
parade ground entirely cleaned of brush
as it is hindrance to good marching.
The hobo who was arrested recen tly
for begging on the streets was ar
raigned in police court yesterday morn
ing and fined SIS or Is days in Jail to
assist during the working hours in
making street improvements. If he
did not like the terms offered it was at
his option to attempt to run to Tempe
in ten minutes. He chose the latter,
and while he fell little short on the
time. the lenient police judge did not
have him recalled, however, and Po-
liceman Hickey kindly went with him
to the eastern limit of the city to show
him the shortest route.
IL Chas. A. Kerlin died yesterday of
consumption. He was formerly from St.
Joseph, Mo-, but was for some time
previous to coming here engaged in the
mercantile business in Kansas. His
health has for long time been failing
and he came to Phoenix three months
ago, clinging to the forlorn hope that
this salubrious climate would restore
him, but he came too late. He was &C.