Arizona republican., 1894-10-04
AFFAIRS OF X DAY. Scraps of Information of General Interest.
subsistence of the Small Boy at Pub lie Gatherings. Daniel McAn-
 drews Dies at a Cattle Camp.

AJbOlH6I hCOdDC OA 9AAO GSheAA HiNS had very important business in Phoe- nix yesterday morning.
 The board of supervisors held another session yesterday for the purpose of considering current claims.
 Architect Creighton will commence brick iron front building upon his lot on Second Avenue recently bought . of H. l.. Chandler.
 Two of the Johnson brothers who were over from Mesa did not fail to say good word for the candidacy of their brother for the assembly.
 Mrs. Lizzie Winters is the best rustl- ing property owner. Her numerous houses are all let to good paving tenants and her income from rental IS sufficient to keep her comfortably.
 A damage suit against the county is in that period of iucipiency known as manifest is great hole in the bridge across the canal on North Second street.
 The only transfer of real estate re- corded yesterday was warranty deed from E. w. Wilbur and wife to the trustees of the M. E. Church, Mesa, conveying part of lot in block 15, for $50.
 Frank Myers. who was quietly ar rested last Sunday night for participa- tion in the hold up at Hinton's store Alham bra, was arraigned before Justice Johnstone yesterday morning. His preliminary trial was set for tomorrow.
 A great many make it a point to always give new restaurant trial in order to get the benefit Of extra efforts usually put forth at the beginning. Mrs. F. NJ. Carnanan opens the Pioneer restaurant this morning directly oppo- site the Gregory house.
 Charlie Meadows Arizona Charlie'' arrived in town yesterday morning after an absence of more than year. He has been successfully engaged in the Wild West business and brings with him beside an abundace of cash, a rich fund of entirely new anecdotes.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to Chas. H. White and Mrs. Eliza Maynard. They were married last night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. P Rhodes. The wedding was attend. ed by many friends of the contracting couple.
 Mir. Chas. B. Lewis, of Mesa, and Miss Lizzie Coprin, late of Durango, Colo., were united in marriage last night by Judge Jordan at his residence. The bride arrived in the city yesterday morning from Durango and was met by the groom who came down from Mesa the night before. Mr. Lewis is constable of Mesa precinct.
 Adjutant General Schwartz yesterday issued general orders No. 6, in which 1t appears that Lieutenants Hefin and Pierce have rendered their resignations and they have been accepted. The com manding officer of Company is direct ed to call an election on October 17 to fill the vacancies. Numerous other changes are made in the official list of the national guard.
 Daniel McAndrew, 8 cattleman, died on Tuesday night at cattle camp on Cave Greek of a kind of collie. @His partner, John 0. Holtzebosch, left with the body for Phoenix and travelled all night reaching here yesterday morning. The body was taken to W. H. Smith & Co.'s and 8 telegram was sent to his brother who lives at Denver for instruc- tions concerning the disposition of the remains.
 great deal of complaint is made by parents that their children do not reach home from school until long after the hour at which school is dismissed. There is evidently lettering along the way for which the teachers are not re- sponslble since their contract with the board of school trustees does not bind them to escort their pupils home. A little parental correction at home would no doubt remove the cause of com plaint.
 Marshall Molloy was an effectual contributor to the good order at the Democratic meeting last night. The small and noisy boy who usually hangs on the outskirts and provokes profanity from those who want to hear the speeches, was notoriously absent. The marshal also preserved the law against those who drive horses over sidewalks and mingle vehicles with the audience There is an ordinance against both of these Irregularities which frequently disturb out door meetings and during the present marshal's occupancy, they will be strictly observed.
 W. F. Schurbet, the plasterer says he had just finished two jobs, one upon the Damron residence aud the other that of Harry Plattner in which some- what of an innovation in his line was made. It consists in the application to the undried plaster of a peculiar species of sand which is found only in a certain spot south of town and across the Salt River. The effect is an In- describably beautiful shade of red which ip the soft bright electric light shines and sparkles with richness and warmth of color which has delighted all who have witnessed the effect.