Arizona republican., 1894-11-13
NEWS AT HOME.
Affairs Which Happened Yes
 terday or Sunday.
War to the Knife Declared on Vags An Inducement to Witness
 to Leave Town.

An lnducement to Witness
 to Leave Town.
 Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's
 Sanchez de Coto, wife beater, will be given hearing today.
 Oscar Osen made in practice day or two ago quarter of mile in 31 2 seconds. Slater was but eight feet be- hind him.
 4 girl wanted to assist in general house work and wait on table. Could attend school. Address lock drawer B, postoffice.
 c. Eschman received load of drugs yesterday which taxed the capacity oi one of Frank Coyle's largest drays to the utmost.
 L. W. Morgan and Treasurer Cole started yesterday forty-three miles up the Black Canyon country to inspect a copper prospect.
 Another meeting of the city council will be held tonight to consider matters left over from the two previous ad- journed sessions.
 J. H. Prince has made arrangement to remove his saloon stock and fixtures to Wickenburg where he will meet the boom more than half way.
 Senobra Bias. charged with stealing a horse from A. M. Austin, had pre- liminary trial yesterday before Justice Kincaid and was held to the grand jury.
 Frank H. Parker is more concerned about the serious illness of his baby than about the doubtful outcome of his race for supervisor. Acute bronchitis IS the complaint. A physician has been in constant attendance.
 Any boy or girl who wants to make $5 easily should read Gold berg's adver- tisement on the first page this morning. The offer is not only liberal but will af- ford a great deal of amusement and in- terest to those who undertake to win.
 The board of supervisors were in reg ular session yesterday. The day was given to allowing of bills and the con- sideration of road matters. On the petition of residents road district No. 5, M. L. Duffy was appointed overseer
 The matter of preparing the banquet to be given tomorrow night to Grand Commander Orohood, of Colorado, who represents the grand Master of the Uni ted State st the Masonic Grand lodge, was awarded yesterday to The Cream cry.
 The closing of the week of prayer for young men will be observed next Sun day by the Y. NJ. c. A. here with a grand mass meeting in the opera house in the afternoon. Prominent speakers both local and from abroad will address the meeting.
 The clerks association held meeting last night in the matter of early closing. Most of the merchants of the city have signed the agreement to close at seven o'clock according to the clerks petition so that nothing Is to be done except to agree upon the time when the closing takes effect.
 Neri Osborn paid an election bet on Sunday night by paying for dinner for twenty at Joe Guns eating emporium. The dinner was so satisfactory that while MT. Osborn sat down to it he was al- most reconciled to Democratic defeat. He may wish it would come often but in more moderate installments.
 Five hobos were in police court yes- terday morning. The usual merclful alternative of 8 sentence or expatria- tion was not offered them and they were each given ten days. Three drunk and disorderly Mexicans who had been accumulated since Saturday night were immured for three days.
 MT. Wm. J. Richardson and Miss Lizzie Brown were married on Sunday night by Justice Johnstope at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. E. L. Branch, on South First avenue. A large mum Der of the friends of the bride and groom witnessed the ceremony, which was fol- lowed by an elaborate supper.
 Among the sober, serious after cleo tion thoughts, comes the sudden reali- zation that we are badly in need of certain articles of apparel. In the line of ladies' cloaks and capes, shoes for men, boys, girls and women, and styl- ish men and boys clothing, the stock of the Alkire company appeals strongly to all who visit the store.
 County Superintendent Jordan yes day issued call for county institute to be held in Phoenix from December 15 to 20. This institute will be coinci- dent with the joint institute and the Territorial Teachers association, and after the formal business of the first two has been transacted, the three bodies will be merged into one.
 During the practice at the park yes- terday some good work was done by the bicycle boys. Osen made quarter of 8 mile in 31 2 5 seconds and Horace Slater, the local expert, came in just eight feet behind him. Some of the best races ever held on the Pacific coast will be held at the park during the coming meet of the Valley Cycle club.