Arizona republican., 1894-10-03
SCRAMBLED NEWS.
A Column Composed of Many
 Ingredients.
Y. M. c. A. AffairS-Murelli Held for Burglary-A Crusade Organ
 fzed Against Hobos.

out of the paint shop looking like new.
 Drs. Martin and Purman are fitting up their offices in handsome and at- tractive manner.
 Al. Williams, the popular lunch counter man has purchased the Con- mercial cafe and will reit it as first class place.
 SeIim Nicholson, the popular mana ger of the Drachman clgar store, re- turned yesterday morning from flying trip to Tucson.
 Contractor Fitzpatrick will leave this evening for a trip to Los Angeles and San Diego. He has property in those localities of which he goes to dispose.
 Architect Heinein says that after to- morrow morning he will be man again. Herefers to the return of of Mrs. Hein- lein from her summer sojourn at San Diego.
 Fletcher Kelso, Colorado miner of the 50s and the man after whom Mount Kelso in Clear Creek county, Colo, is named, will leave today to take cherge of operations on the Union mine.
 The annual meeting and election of the board of directors of the Maricopa club will be held thIs evening. Many new mem bers have joined of late and the club is stronger and in a more flourish ing condition than ever.
 Mrs. L. M. Crockett died yesterday afternoon at 4 55 o'clock at 27 West be held today at the Baptist church at O,OA ho rected by W. H. Smith & Go.
 Notice of location of the Little Flor ence and Little Emma mining claims . by A. A. Long were filed yesterday. They lie about twelve miles from Mari copa station between the Star range and the Southern Pacific railroad.
 The Democratic meeting tonight will be held at the opera house instead of at the plaza on account of the coolness of the weather. It will be called to order by Chairman Fickas at 7 80 o'clock and the principal speaker will be General F.J. Heney.
 Frank Murelli, arrested for burglar izing the premises of Pietro Quadri, was given a preliminary hearing before Justice Kincaid yesterday. The prison CA W do OAd UlC bO OuCl O dClOloO %A0 W hD bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $500.
 Mir. s. D. Lount has contributed to the chamber of commerce display 6 large bunch of dates just taken from one of the prolific date palms in his garden. The fruit IS of an unusually excellent flavor never enjoyed by those who have only tasted the dates of com merce.
 MT. Geo. Alkire is very sick man. He was taken sick last Friday, his disease manifesting symptoms of typhoid fever and his condition has grown gradually worse. His brother Frank was seized with sudden chill last night and was unable to be at the store after dinner.
 The trouble in school district No. II, is nominally settled. The board of ex- amlners decided yesterday not to re- yoke the certificate of the teacher R. A. Winslow, concluding that the case against him had not been sustained. The evidence tended to show that the affair was only one of those quarrels which seem indigenous to school pre- cincts.
 Jesus Rivera and Jose Morales yester- day disregarded well understood in junction by Col. c. H. Gray and de- posted the carcass of a horse in the river bottom near his residence. They were before Justice Johnstone for it and both were fined. Rivera couldn't pay his fine of $5 and Col. Gray, the complainant, paid it for him believing the defendant was anyhow thorough ly impressed with the iniquity of care lessly disposing of offensive matter.
 Things have already begun to grow pretty chilly for the democrats. The meeting advertised to be held in the stand south of the court house plaza tonight, will be removed to the opera house notwithstanding the stand is profusely decorated with warm American colors and despite the further fact that the principal orator will be Gen. Heney whose eo- quence alone under ordinary cir cumstances is sufficient to contribute to more animated circulation.
 It having been developed that Phe- nix was the base of operations for the late train robbery, the police depart ment has begun a crusade against hobos and suspicious characters. It has been determined to either drive them out of town or enroll them in the chain gang. Two of.this class Dan Con- don and J. Negron were run in early yesterday morning by Officers Molloy and Wickham. They were charged in police court with loitering about houses of illfame and both were convicted and fined $l5. Negron unexpectedly pro- duced the amount of his fine and Con- don elected to walk out of town and stay out.