Arizona republican., 1894-09-25
THE KALEIDOSCOPE.
News of Varying Kinds From Various Points. Result of Two Days Cleaning in PhOenix-The One Circus Of
 the Season.

pointed guardian of Carrie A. Bailes, 8 minor.
 The arc lights over the sidewalks last night were obscured by clouds of genu- inc Kansas grasshoppers.
 J. E. Teeters and a mining expert will leave today overland for Gray and Hiller's California properties.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to George L. Wilkey and Martha Cartwright, both of the county.
 J. W. Sparks, late proprietor of the a boarding house at the Union mine.
 The remains of D. J. English were shipped last night, by Randall & Davis, to Elmwood, Ill.,, where his mother and brother reside.
 Deputy Constable Porterie yesterday arrested Alejo Robles for an assault up- on another Mexican. He got ten days in the county jail.
 Bicycle Bill," South Phoenix wheelman, was arrested for riding on the sidewalk Of the city hall right un- der the nose of the authorities.
 A meeting of the city council has been called for tonight. The principal business before the council is the con slderation of street paving matters.
 HI. Holmes and Fred Schofeld have broken the county record as quail hunters. They returned yesterday from an excursion which netted 233 birds.
 Secretary Perley of the chamber of commerce yesterday received an install ment of Hines for the cham Der display. They were brought from Yuma by MT. H. E. Kemp.
 The city board Of equalization went out of business yesterday according to law and the opportunity of kickers is gone for this year. The tax roll will now begin to be made up.
 H. Keyser, an agent of the Sunset Telephone company, arrived in town yesterday from Los Angeles. The pur- pose of his visit is to make arrange ments for overhauling the line here and to make important improvements 1n the office and the entire system.
 Harry McPhaul, who came up from Gila Bend yesterday, says that great deal of land is being cleared up along the canal and there is other evidence of prosperity. Manager McMillan, who is now in the east, is expected back soon and at the same time large number of immigrants.
 Not one Arizonian in ten would guess that the liquid refreshments of the territory are supplied from 672 sa- looms. Still fewer would guess that the money which annually passes oyer these 672 bars amounts to s, ,056, ,000. The former figures are absolutely cor rect and the latter are approximately so and are the result of a reliable of fcial estimate.
 An unknown person was arrested last night by Deputy Constable Por- terie for consistently disturbing Salva- tion Army services by interjecting loud, ligh, irrelevant and vulgar obser- vations. He refused to listen to the officers re emonstrances until after he had been taken into custody. The whole matter will be settled before us- tice Johnstone this morning.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record :: Sarah Harris to Jack O'Hara, nwI sec 19, tp 2 n, r2e, $lO0. Ernest Schrab and wife to Annie E. Cross, two acres in nw14, sec 27, tp l n, r 5 e, $550. M. H. Sherman and wife to Re- becca Howard, lots g and 10 in block 29, Capitol addition, $500. John Bag giore to John Logomarsino, lot 5, block g, city, $3,OO0.
 Agent Harry Murray of the New Syn dicate Shows and Paris Hippodrome came to town yesterday morning. MT. Murray is an old snowman and we'll known to Phoenix people. His last visit was four years ago when he came to herald Robinson's show. He is ar- ranging for stand here on October 29, and he says the people will have an op- portunlty to witness the biggest show ever seen in Arizona.
 A contingent of seventy men col. lected by the energy of Goldberg Bros. will be taken out this morning to work on the north and south road. This is the first and most direct benefit the town has received from the approach o the road. Within short time all sup plies will be furnished from this section Lantry & Sons, the contractors, have esta blished an agency in the Monihon block under the management of MT. A c. Ellison.
 An enthusiastic railroad meeting was held at Tempe on Sunday at which ir behalf of ths north and south road were present, President Murphy and Chief Engineer Vaughn. The object oi the meeting was to appoint com mittee to act in conjuction with other committees from Florence, Tucson and other points along the line of the road south of Phoenix. A great interest has been aroused Tn all those towns and lavish promises of assistance have beer made.
 The board of supervisors yesterday delivered to Col. Wm. Christy $3,50(