Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-13
OF A LOCAL NATURE.
Affairs of a Day and Com
munity.
Only Two More Days in Which to
RegiSter-PrICe'S Preliminary
Examination.

NJ. E. Hurley will leave this morning
for the north and south road grading
camps.
C. H. Clausen will shortly open
photograph gallery at 43S East Monroe
street.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Ygnacio Acunio and Ramona
Miranda.
Arizona Charlie has a strong COM
pany of bill posters painting the town
red, yellow and green.
The gilded chariots that are to be
driven in the ladies chariot race at the
fiesta arrived yesterday.
Suit was begun in district court yes
terday by W. B. Long against G. B.
Genung TO recover on note.
The matter OF j. M. Sparks, charged
with adultery, came up before Commits
sioner Crenshaw yesterday afternoon.
but was again continued.
Louis DeCoeta has started grocery
and general store at the corner of Mon
roe and Fifth streets, business addi-
ton badly needed in that part of the
city.
La Fiesta journal, courier printed
by the fiesta management, is out in
true fiesta colors. 1t is an attractive
sheet filled with long adjectives and
numerous cuts of fiesta panorama.
Col. L. Chalmers, special inspector
OF the department of justice arrived in
town yesterday on tour of inspection
of United States courts. Col. Chalmers
is an old Texas soldier and former &C.
quaintance of Captain W. L. George.
The home of Prof. and Mrs. Barnes
in Churchill's addition was enlivened
yesterday by the arrival OF a son, the
first born. The weight is officially set
at liz pounds. The mother is recover
ing from the ordeal and the father is
proud and happy.
Judge Baker returned from Yuma
yesterday having disposed of all the
cases there but one, in which an inn
portant witness was absent, and an ad-
iournment was taken until the Goth.
The November term will begin here on
Nov. 5, the day before election.
A new store building is to be erected
at the northeast corner of Washington
street and Seventh avenue. The builder
is W. H. Cole, formerly an Ell Paso
business man. He owns a great deal
of real estate in the city and he now in
tends to make Phoenix his home and
engage in mercantile business.
Judge Jas. 81. Kibbev returned yes
terday morning from Yuma where he
has been on legal business. As chair
man of the Republican territorial CEN
trail committee he has been studying
the situation in the southern part of the
territory and expresses confidence in
overwhelming Republican success.
Mr.. C. Kellum returned yester-
day morning from Sau Francisco where
he has been successfully engaged in the
practice of law. He came back to Phoe-
nix to escape the fog and chillness of
San Francisco winter, and will remain
in Phoenix. He participated in the
California State Democratic convention
and made nominating speech which
received a compliment from the Ex-
aminer.
There will be small Indian reserva.
ton outside of the fiesta grounds where
the Pima braves will barbecue a beef
each night. Arizona Charlie will have
hundred bucks painted and feathered.
These artists in the show will do bow
and arrow practice, burn cabin, MUIR
der the inmates, attack the overland
m Ill aud fill the air with hideous war
whoops la wild west.
Territorial Secretary Bruce yesterday
received notification from the treasury
department of his appointment as
special disbursing officer for the pay
ment of salaries of all territorial ap-
pointees from the governor down. Here
tofore payment has been made direct
from the department. The appoint.
ment is made under law which went
into effect on the first of this month so
that the duties of the Office begin with
the payment of salaries for October.
The Phoenix fire department is reach
ing high state of efficiency. The new
hose company, the Victor, was out for
first practice last night and made a run
OF 100 yards in fifteen seconds having
$50 feet of hose. A handsome new hose
cart was received yesterday along with
500 feet of hose and lanterns for the
chief and assistant chief. The council
will place an additional order for 900
feet. In order to facilitate work at fires
platforms will be laid across the cutters
in front of all hydrants.
VIM. E. Price will probably be ar
raigned today for murder. Delay has
been experienced in finding the wit
nesses at the coroner's inquest and
obtaining their signatures to their de-
positions. All but one or two of them
had signed last night. The preliminary
hearing will be begun early next week.
Price has shown no signs of weakening
yet and still refuses to discuss the MUIR
der with anyone but his lawyers. 1t is
believed that the defense will make no
other contest in the examination than