Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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ed three cars of lumbe
George Sims and P w. Fleming are
making arrangements for masquerade
ball Thanksgiving night.
A. E. Chapman got ten days in police
court yesterday morning for drunken
ness and peace distur bance.
] Tho work of extension of the Arizona
| Canal will be completed tonight. The
work embraced FIVE miles of laterals and
was begun two weeks ago.
A basket of fine olives from the I'm
provement Company's orchard was
brought in Yesterday and is now on ex-
hibitlon at the company's Office.
A milk wagon belonging to the Gibbs
dairy was wrecked yesterday on Grand
Avenue by the nervous temperament of
tibet team to which it was attached.
Jose Ygnacio was brought from Tenn
pc yesterday under a sentence of fifty
days for carrying concealed weapons.
His companion in misery was Jose,
Pima sent for ten days for disturbance
of the peace.
Samuel Barrett has purchased the
Freeman restaurant. He has an ample
experience in the catering business and
will elevate the standard of that already
excellent resort. Everything that the
market affords will be served in season.
Phoenix sent strong delegation to
the military ball last night. Among
those who went were Phil Brennan,
Herbert and Nose BRAKEMAN, Victor
! Hannv and Emory Miller. There was
also strong representation from the
military company.
The synthesis of the hog will be at
tempted today in Justice Kincaid's
court. That is s. G. McElhaney will
try to show that pair of hogs ears in
his possession belonged to a skinless
animal sold by G. 6. Jones at Hurley's
butcher shop week ago.
The oyster supper given last night by
the ladies of the Christian church at
the Gardiner building was extremely
or financial affair. The ladies who were
managing it had left nothing undone to
insure pleasant time and their plans
were fully carried out.
The brick wall on the north side of
the Palace saloon was completed last
night. This is believed to be the first
case on record in Phoenix OF bricklaying
by electric light. Since the work of
tearing down the cd wall began there
has been no cessation of the work
either by night or day.
The following transfers OF real estate
were yesterday entered for record: w.
j. Murphy and wife to John S. TAFT,
: warranty deed to n 2, Sc 4, NV 4, sec 7,
tip 2, nr2e, 500. G. L. Hamilton to
]. L. Cant, deed to lot 4, block "a, ST.
900. Manuel Ortiz to M. Wormser, q
tract OF land in section %, tp l, e,
SIS.
The stability of adobe walls is gene
rally underestimate. The wall be-
tween the Smith and Goodrich build
ings which gave way last Monday was
the relic of fire which swept every
| thing else some years ago. When the
buildings were regretted this wall was
used without repairs. Few brick walls
would have withstood the fire.
Another metropolitan innovation has
been introduced into Phoenix. The in
novation is blister and the introducel
is James Gordon. Both Mr.. Gordon
and the blister are in jail. Gordon has
a fearfully looking arm, and he wa:
exhibiting it last night to sympathetic
! bystanders for revenue. He was taker
| by Night Marshal Blankenship.
Bendeola was captured last night by
J Deputy Marshal Hickey. Bendeola has
been fugitive from justice. Severa
| months ago while serving twenty-day
I police court sentence, he deserted the
I gang without notifying Keeper Lindsey
! He wearied of his exile from the city
J and returned last night. He will picE
up the thread OF his life some distance
= back Of the point at which he dropped
it.
Encouraging reports of progress OF
the North and South road are in them
selves sufficient to stimulate business
! in Phoenix, circumstance which shows
4 how much is to be expected from the
completion of the road. The work il
now going on rapidly, and preparations
4 have been made for putting on larger
force than has ever been employed OF
the work. The heavy rock work is nov
Y we'll advanced SO that the rest of thu
= grading may be carried on as rapidly a
the management chooses. 1t is sale