Arizona republican., 1893-11-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ball today at the Park.
A reserve force has been spoken for
to fill any vacancies that occur at the
Gazette Office.
District court will begin tomorrow.
There are 115 cases on the docket which
includes several of more than ordinary
Importance.
Shakespeare said: 'Throw physic to
the dogs" Heyman says: "Throw
profits to the winds" It's your trade
he wants. Read his weekly bulletin on
page 4.
The Live Stock Sanitary Commission
met yesterday at the Office of Squier
and Norton. A good deal of business
was transacted, but their labors were
not completed.
Today services will be held at the
eight churches of the city. Few places
the size OF Phoenix can boast of more
churches or larger congregations of
church going people.
F. A. Hartwell, the photographer,
made some excellent views of Gold.
berg Brothers parade on circus day.
Doc. Goodin in the foreground looms up
like a four time winner.
Public installation of officers in the
Garden Valley lodge No. l 1. O. q. T.,
will take place at their hall in the Lewis
building on Monday evening to which
all Good Templars have been invited.
The ublic schools of Phoenix are in
a prosperous condition and the attend
ance is better than during previous
years. The increased capacity at the
Central school building has made ample
room for all.
| Francisco Dolores was arrested late
last night by Night Marshal Blanken-
ship for holding up another Mexican
and robbing him of watch and SIS.
The holdup occurred near the depot
about midnight.
At the Commercial yesterday were
Mark Ezekiels, San Francisco; C. G.
Carpenter, Ell Paso, Texas L. N. Fan
her, Kansas City, Mo. ; Chas. G.. Cope
land, Russell, Kansas Chas. W. Pugh,
Wilcox, Ariz. Colin Cameron, Lo-
chiel, Ariz. R. M. league, Pomona,
Cal.
Yesterday was the busiest Saturday
in this city for many months. Streets
were crowded and stores filled with
purchasers, while the general cheerful
ness of everyone indicated that the old
and easy manner has returned and
Phoenix is daily growing more pros
porous.
VIM. Kerrigan called at THE REPUBLI-
CAN office last night in the matter OF
an informal challenge by Swiftly who
claims the middle weight championship
of Arizona: Mr.. Kerrigan suggests
that Swiftly give his Evolutionary organs
rest tor short time and let money do
the talking.
A Hunsaker's stage team ran away
yesterday afternoon on Adams street.
Two passengers were severy injured
Antonio Campusano and his wife, The
stage was badly wrecked and scattered
along the street for more than a block.
The other passengers fortuna tely es.
capped uninjured.
On Friday evening as party consist
ing of twenty young gentlemen and
ladies were driving with a four-horse
Mesopotamia I. O. G. T. lodge, the team
became entangled and attempted to
run away. Only by the prompt action
of the young men who sprang out and
caught the horses by the bits serious
accident would have occurred.
The aristocratic element of the siren
type gave ball last night in the south
district beyond the city limits. Gaudy
apparel and lack of conven tionality
would lead the passerby (if he did pass,
to believe the old saying that his
satanic majesty still iniests the interior
of the violin, and it is the leading in
strument in his royalty's band that
plays in the questionable beyond.
Blanche Charnand, a femme rouge
one of the five OF the same color, a
plush, 80 to speak, was given hearing
before Commissioner Millay yesterday
on charge of adultery. Her faults
were so placed by Attorney Chalmers
that they were made to appear virtues.
She was dismissed and the commits
sioner wondered much at the propen-
sitv of human kind to trample upon the
spotless and the innocent.
A canvas yesterday to get the opinion
vi LIE people III IHe eoTld anu OlenQdle
sections of the valley in regard to the
| fight now on against the mo Fence
law-appealed from the Justice court te
the District court-resulted favorably
for the maintenance of good law, and
among the many farmers visited only
one dissenter was found. A paper cir
culated for financial aid to pay the
learned counsel who have undertaken
to defend the law was literally signed
and the longsuffering farmers are
unanimously determined to see the law
maintained-if constitutional The
Phoenix precinct pound keeper will, on
Monday. the 9th at p. m. sell seven
head of fat cattle and some horses at the
mound ON Madison street.