Arizona republican., 1894-10-30
PHOENIX NEWS.
Matters Relating Exclusively to
 the City.
The Territorial Teachers ASsoCia- tIon-Incidents of Police and
 Other Courts.

The Alkire clothing stock is well se- lected. The pants stock is especially large.
 Mrs. w. A. Freeze has fortunately just passed the critical point of dan gerous attack of illness.
 The Wickenberg stage due here on Saturday was twenty-four hours late, detained by high waters.
 The works of Hawthorne, Emerson and others equally famous are given away with $2.50 buy at Alkire's.
 Mrs. L. L. Wyatt, who has been travelling agent for the Gazette. has taken a position with the Saturday Re- view.
 A girl wanted to assist in general house work and wait on table. Could attend school. Address lock drawer B, postoffice.
 The circus people were captivated by those 75 cent white laundried shirts at Alklre's, Cheapest and best in all our travels" they say.
 J. V. Edwards, the we'll known boni- face of Maricopa, has bought an Inter- est in the great Syndicate Show and Paris Hippodrome.
 The clerks association will hold meeting tonight at the firemen's hall for the purpose of considering the seven o'clock closing proposition. Proprietors are invited to be present.
 Col. B. J. Franklin will speak at Gila Bend on Wednesday evening October 31. Aside from his politics the eloquent colonel is as the English say, not half bad sort of person.
 Two Mexicsns were in the police court yesterday for drunkenness and peace disturbance. The charge held against one of them and he was given two days on the chain gang. The other was released.
 E. A. Touvrea came up from Gila Bend yesterday to speak confdentially to the Phoenix precinct voters on the subject of his desire to act in the ca paclty O. member of the next board of supervisors.
 The board of supervisors yesterday established another voting precinct at the Consolidated canal and appointed Lee Atkins inspector and Wm. Crismon and s. E. Elder judges. The clerks will be appointed by the board.
 The colored head waiter of a prom inent restaurant was fined $5 in the po- ice court yesterday morning for resist Ing an officer. By coincidence he was n an immoral vicinity when the off cers raided it and he tried to stand them off. The resistance was not desperate but just obstinate enough to get him nto trouble.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: E. D. Caruthers to H. H. McPhaul warranty deed to west half of lot 10, block 12, Gila Bend. $225. H. H. NcPhaul and wife to Wm. Weise above described property, $225. M. E. Callins to Ernest Weheman W E, sw Ii ec. 2, tp 1, n, r 63 e, $1 500.
 A hold-up took place on Sunday night in front of the Center street M. E. hurch. A teamster named Morton, lying in the northern part of town. was bn his way home when he was stood up by two men and relieved Of $3 50 He ailed to report the robbery until yes- erday morning. The only description e is able to give of the footpads is that 10th wore broad brimmed white hats.
 Bernardo Romero is in jail on the llh1 go Ol CubblhS 11dAOlSCO with murderous intent and a dull utcher knife. The incident occurred Sunday night at block Al and eomero was arrested almost in the act y Constable Bayley. The cut was cross the left arm and an artery or wo were severed Romero will have 8 caring before Justice Kincaid this bornlng.
 The city authority to regulate the ractice Of prostitution is in danger of severe test. Two colored inmates. earl Wright and Jennie Garter, somC . ines alluded to by irreverent persons Peter Jackson, were sent to jail esterday morning for failure to pay be usual monthly fine. Both women Fere able to pay but believed the law as insufficient. They threatened to et out an appeal or habeas corpus. David Pool is an old man but is sub- let to new experiences. He had an hterior view of the county Jail yester- Ry. MT. Pool is a frequent visitor in he city and privileged character. His bnduct, like the popularity of MT. leveland, on every day but election, as eloquently described by Mr. Bourke ockran, is tumultuous. He undertook
 beard Undersheriff King in his den hd was sequestered from society for the eriod of four hours.
 w. A. King, who has for several onths conducted the Five Points sa- on, will dispose of that business and ave in few days for Benson, Ariz., here he will take charge of the Grand bntral hotel. He would have re- aimed in Phoenix had he been able to cure suitable room for a saloon hsiness in the heart of the city. MT. ing counts his Phoenix friends by the hndreds. In going to Cochise he will Il among many others. He is an old