Arizona republican., 1893-12-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.
,e possums have been ordered.

Under the care of DR.. Hubbard Mr.. ].
D. Dunbar, who has been seriously i'll
of pneumonia, is rapidly improving.
The Chapter will hold an election
Monday night. A high priest, kings
scribe, treasurer and secretary are to be
elected.
G. Peralta, one of Ben Buffers trust
ed employees, was very happy last night.
1t was not learned whether it was boy,
girl or twins.
Widespread circulation is assured
those advertisers who patronize the
midwinter souvenir to be issued by
THF REPUBLICAN.
The delayed west bound train arrived
at Maricopa at p. m. last night and
two days eastern mail will be deliv.
cred this morning.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Ramon Lopez and Felipa Sala-
Ear, Quirino Valleniente and Fdlginiu
Leibar, Thomas Stevens and Ida Perry
man.
The banquet committee of the Mis-
souri, club meets at the club rooms
Wednesday at 8 p. m. The ladies of
the committed are all expected to be
present.
Those who have the welfare of Phe-
nix and the valley at heart cannot fail
to see the advantages offered by adver-
Using in the midwinter fair booklet
souvenir.
The Missouri club banquet takes
place on Friday, December 20. Pos
sums, bronze. turkey, apple-jack and
sucking pig in profusion will be on the
bill of iare.
Under an order of foreclosure in the
suit of J. B. Lacey vs. Palmer, L. Sea-
mans and wife, thirteen acres ying
north of the city, the property of the
defendants was yesterday sold to the
plaintiff for 81 900.
The petition now being circulated
among the taxpayers to present to the
board of supervisors Monday. asking for
an appropriation for an exhibit at the
midwinter fair, is being signed by every
citizen Of Phoenix.
Jas. A. Fleming has made a guaran-
tee to Gov. N. 0. Murphy that roof
will be on four stories of the Fleming
block by tbs time the first locomotive
whistle is heard in Phoenix on the
north and south road.
Richard Boyington Gifted" ham at
McNulty & Chapman Bros. just before
closing up time Last night. He was
seen to put something under his over
coat and the case was reported to Officer
Blankenship who overhauled him two
hours later and recovered the plumber.
Henry E. Kemp was held up a few
days ago, but the robber failed to secure
anything, as Mr.. Kemp managed to
strike him severe blow with his cane
and he took to his heels. The tramp
who is suspected as being the man is
still in Phoenix, but the officers have
been unable to locate him.
Job Atkins, who was arrested yester-
day for selling clothing and shirts with,
out county license, will have a pre-
liminary hearing before Justice Kin
caid tomorrow at 10 a. m. This is the
first arrest that mas been made in Mar
icopa county on this charge and test
case will in all proba bility be the re.
suit. Cox & Street have been retained
to defend Mr.. Atkins.
The Missourians OF Tempe and vicin-
ity will hold meeting Tuesday night
at O'Clock at Daggs' hall for the pur-
pose of taking action in regard to the
banquet to be given by the club in
Phoenix. There are q large mum Der Of
Missourians on the south side and q
large attendance is expected. The
president. president, secretary
treasurer and several memb ers of the
club from Phoenix will be present.
The recently appointed Horticultural
commission composed of Col. G. W
Johnatone, H. McComas and Fl. W.
Adams met yesterday afternoon and
organized. Mr.. Adams was elected
president and Mr.. McComas secretary
Col. tombstone was appointed fruit in.
spector and was directed to notify al
nurserymen, local and otherwise, doing
business in the county, that no stock
can be delivered to purchasers without
a certificate from the inspector.