Arizona republican., 1894-11-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Local Chronicles of Nov. 21,
 1894.
Adjourned Meeting of the Law and Order Soclety-A Yuma County
 Criminal Captured.

Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 The Creamery is the only fashionable and modern dining place in Arizona.
 R. M. Dameron's Five Points grocery has been bought by Waddill and Moore.
 H. Ziegis is expected home from New York where he .s on business, in few days.
 The San Jose, Cal, young lady equestrienne and charioteer of the Charley Meadows show departed last night.
 Mary A. Weston was appointed in probate court yesterday administratrix of the estate of J. L. Weston.
 Mrs. J. D. Monihon, whose illness was reported in yesterdays REPUB LICAN, is rapidly recovering and is now considered to be out of danger.
 Julian Onfrey, the ist, has built shed over his chrysanthemum bed, 100 feet and 10 feet wide, in order to keep them fresh throughout the winter.
 Don't forget the meeting of the chamber of commerce at the city hall next Wednesday evening, November 2S. Every business man should be present.
 Bessie Sargent, little girl living in Churchill's addition, fell from a horse yesterday afternoon and was trodden by the animal. One leg was badly lacer ated.
 Wm. Preston, a farmer living west of Phoenix and well known in the city, is 80 seriously ill that telegram was sent yesterday to his parents in Dade county, Mo.
 Last night bull dog maintained at a saloon near the depot, made an assault on a passing Chinaman. Before he could be driven of the Chinaman was badly bitten about the legs.
 The Indianians of the valley will meet 8 week from tomorrow evening in the Y. M. c. A. hall for the purpose of efecting an organization of an Indiana association. There are said to be 14O Hoosiers on the great register.
 The Pioneer Military Band and Con- paDy "B" N. G. A., will go through the ceremonies of military guard mount on the military plaza at 8 o'clock this evening. The field and staff present in the city will attend and review the com pany.
 Ernest Kellner while riding his pony along East Van Buren street yesterday afternoon, was thrown to the gronnd and sustained fractured ankle. He was able to ride home but last night the injury had grown very painful.
 The Law and Order society met last night for the election of officers but ad- journed to met at the Christian church next Thursday night at 7 :30o'clock. A general invitation IS extended to all in sympathy with the movement, and es- pecially ladies, to be present.
 Major Edward Rafferty after making the circuit Of Phoenix, Prescott, Con- gress, Jerome and other northern points returned last night in response to 8 telegram from Proprietor Heaton to re- sume his old position as mixer of liquid delight at the San Xavier railroad hotel in Tucson.
 Ernest E. Ford was admitted to the Maricopa county Dar yesterday on 8 certificate from the supreme court of Michigan. MT. Ford is a son of Dr. J NJ. Ford and graduate from the Uni versity of Michigan. He is young gentleman of brilliant and versatile at tainments and great promise.
 In an analysis of the vote in yester- days REPUBLICAN an error growing out of an inattention to figures was com mitted. It should have been stated that the next highest plurality for any candidate was received by Col. Jerry Millay who had 456 votes more than he really needed in ms business.
 It is difficult to explain by what process thing becomes fad. Before we are aware of how or when first or where we learn that brownies or "Trilby" or some such nonsense is fad. It spreads like wldfire and all must in dulge. The cloaks and capes of the Alkire company are the reigning fad with the ladies of Phenix.
 It is not common to see Chinese mounted. As propeller of the dilapi- dated vegetable wagon he is by no means rare bird. Not few conse- quently stopped to admire the superior steed and excellent horsemanship of the disciple of Confucius who yesterday paraded Washington street. He had 8 pack and pick and was apparently a prospector fresh from the mountains.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to Albert Meyer and Gretchen Duncker. They were married at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Judge Jordan at the residence of Mir. E. Ro- senberger. Mr. Meyer is recent ar- rival from the northwest and is now connected with the advertising depart ment of the Gazette. Miss Duncker arrived from New York yesterday morn ing.
 On the corner of Fourth avenue and Washington the gro ;ery store which has been for some weeks closed has been reopened by Corner & Lyon. The young men have put in good stock and are determined to build up