Arizona republican., 1894-09-20
ODDS AND ENDS.
An Aggregation of Concise
 Local Intelligence.
Republican Meeting at Tempe Last Night-Doings in Courts-Hey-
 wood Revised Letters.

called for last night was adjourned un- til next Friday night.
 All the residents of the Five Points neighborhood rejoice at the steady in- crease of the grocery business of k. M. Dameron.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to Wm. Passey and Victoria John son. Both are members of prominent south side families.
 The wife of MT. M. s. Layson died yesterday afternoon of consumption at 5O1 West Jefferson street. The funeral will take place at o'clock today from the family residence.
 A. E. Hinton yesterday received telegram from Lantry & Sons, north and south railroad contractors, order ing forty tons of hay to be delivered at the new camp at Box Canyon.
 Hurley's new meat market in the Gardiner block is under the experi- enced management of K. J. Brown, who in the two days he has been in charge has secured hattering trade.
 The Salt River and Grand canals are being cleaned. The heavy deposit of silt and other debris which accumu- lated during the late rush of waters has made the cleaning an extensive job.
 The third meeting of the Phoenix Racing association will be held at the Western Investment company's bank next Saturday evening at o'clock. A full attendance of the members is re- quested.
 Jose Sigora, Jose Maria and Juan Sanchez were in police court yesterday charged with 8 distur bance of the peace. Sgora was sent below for five days, Maria, three, and Sanchez was discharged.
 John E. Cocker, former resident of Phoenix, has position as artist on the Detroit, Michigan, News. He is also contributing series of illustrated san- guinary stories based on his residence in Phoenix and vicinity.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: M. H. Sherman and wife to John Robert son, lot 20, block 3, Capitol addition, $225; James Buechler to R. Wilson, ne 4, sec. 36' tp. 2 h., r. 8 e., $1,6l5.
 Work on the Agua Fria reservoir is shortly to be recommended in earnest. Engineer Geo. Beardsley yesterday re- ceived telegram from the east direct ing that operations be resumed. He and Superintendent Allen left for the works.
 Geo. Mcdonald was arrested by Mar shal Molloy on warrant charging him with employing insulting language in addressing Mrs. Lambert. Her hus- band caused the warrant to be issued on Tuesday night. The hearing will take place at o'clock this morning.
 Deputy United States Marshal Slank- ard yesterday arrested Trinidad Arriola for violation of the Edmund's act. His female partner in the offense, Cal alma Doe, will likely be locked up this morning. The parties are said to have been living together for seven years.
 Pedro Sotello was tried before Jus tice Johnstone yesterday on 8 charge of using vulgar language in the hearing of women and children. He twas convicted and fined $2S. He was arrested at the instance of Victorio Para, whose ar- rest he had caused the day before on charge of assault.
 The case of Chas, Prange, charged with an assault on Geo. Hamlin, was called up in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday morning. Hamlin's injuries were so serious that his physician sent certificate that he was unable to ap- pear. His ankle was severely wrenched and his face and head were badly cut and confused and he was confined to his bed. The hearing wss continued. -.-
 Captain John Mullen yesterday loaded his wagons with supplies and will set out today for the ranges on the lower Gila. The annual rodeo will be- gin there on October 1. He says that though the cattle in that region have been greatly reduced by several previ- ous unfavorable seasons, there has been plenty of feed this season, and the herds are looking we'll.
 The Republican county campaign opened at Tempe last night, or rather it was meeting of preparation for the campaign. It was held under the auspices of the Tempe Republican club. The speakers were Gov. Murphy, Jerry Millay, Perry Wildman, Chairman Nc Cord of the county central committee. Henry E. Kemp, A. E. Hinton, J. M. Damron of Phoenix and others. There were several attendants from Phoenix who went over by private conveyance.
 Manuel Perez. one of party of Mex jeans arrested early yesterday morning by Night Marshal Wickham and Con- stable Bayley, was before Justice Kin caid on charge of carrying concealed weapons. He was convicted and fined $50, in default of which he was sent to jail for as many days. He wanted respite long enough to sell horse and apply the proceeds on the price of his foolishness. Those wanting to buy horses should call at the county jail.