Arizona republican., 1894-11-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The News of Yesterday in Con-
 denSed Form.
The Valley Cycle Club Receives L. A. w. Sanction-ChangeS in
 Election Boards.


 WiRdow glass at Talbot & Hubbard's
 Horace Slater received yesterday new wheel. He is getting in good con dition for the races.
 On Wednesday next Chas. Hartman will succeed w. A. King in the man. agement and ownership of the Five Points saloon.
 The board of supervisors have agreed to investigate the condition of the Tempe road with reference to making sadly needed repairs.
 A petition asking for stage mail ser vice between Phoenix and Tempe has been signed by many citizens and will be forwarded to Washington.
 Miss Grace Walker will sing at the social given by the ladies of the Trinity church to be given at the residence of Mrs. L. H. Goodrich on Wednesday evening, Novem Der 2, 1894.
 Jose Maria Duellas, arrested lasl Saturday for stealing saddle f~om a man at Tempe. was arraigned before Justice Kincaid yesterday. His hear ing was set for next Thursday.
 There was very little warmth in the red fire of the Democrats last night The four walls of the opera house and of Gardiner's hall were found preferable by seven -eighths of the populace.
 From persual of the prize list, says the Pacific Cyclist, for the race meet of the Valley Cycle clu of Phoenix, Ariz, one would imagine that the diamond fields of Kim berly were in close prox- unity.
 The November term of the district court was convened yesterday. An order was made for the return next Monday of the grand jury venire and an adjournment was taken until to- morrow.
 James B. Barnard, charged with Burton at Mesa City two weeks ago, had hearing yesterday before Justice Johnstone and was held to the grand jury under $500 bond.
 In letter recently received from R. M. Dameron, who is visiting near Chi cago, he states that he found the weather very cold and everyone wear ing overcoats. In consequence of which he has shortened his stay and has al- ready started home.
 The police court docket yesterday was made up of nine vags. Eight of them were gwen five days and one whose vagrancy seemed to be more pronounced got ten days. One man for drunkenness and peace disturbance was sent below for one day.
 The Valley Cycle club yesterday re- ceived ''saEction" from the L. A. w.. that is, authority to hold the coming races. the latter part of this month under the rules of the association. So all records made will be official and all records broken will be officially and everlastingly smashed.
 George Pulver of Helena, Mont., was over from Tempe last night to par ticipate in the pre- election excitement. He has lately taken lease of the Arl- ington hotel, and if reliance can be placed in the promises of Phoenix gen. tlemen who have known him many years, will conduct it in style that will make it more popular than ever with the resident and travelling public.
 The hearing of George McInerney was continued yesterday by Justice John stone until Thursday. The defendants brother at Los Angeles offers to make good the shortage in McInernay's ac. counts, and it is said local officials of the Maricopa and Phoenix railroad are willing to not prosecute. In the mean time the purpose of the San Francisco officers is awaited.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: H, Miller to Addie B. Conway-warrantv deed to lots l and in block 6, Dennis addition; $500. J. Roe Young and wife to John c. Wright-Part of WIZ of NE14 section 20, township 2 N, range 3 E; $4700. John c. Wright and wife to Harwood Hall and A. G. Mathews g acres south and adjacent to the INV fl of NEI section 20, township 2N. range E; $140O.
 The board of supervisors yesterday made final changes in election boards and corps of clerks. In East Phoenix precinct, 30 East Jefferson street, o. W. Peters was appointed ballot clerk in place of J. E. Peck. In West Phoenix precinct. polls No. 2, J. B. Lacy was appointed judge. vice R. A. Lewis. In East Phoenix precinct No. 2 J. B. Creamer was appointed, vice L. E. Hewins. In West Phoenix precinct J. Ii. Polltzer was appointed ballot clerk, vice J. F. Pierce. In Alma precinct J. |. A. Stewart was appointed judge, vice w. N. Standage. In Tempe E. l.. Dunn and J. c. Goodwin were appointed poll clerks.