Arizona republican., 1894-11-04

LOCAL BRIEF. CurtaiIed Accounts of Many
 Affairs. The lrrepreSSibie Poll Tax Gatherer Many Othe CT Men and
 Incidents.
LOCAL BRIEF.

Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's License to marry was issued yester- day to George E. Woodside and Willy Gordon.
 Hambrook & Schorr received a car yesterday containing sixty-three cheap chamber sets.
 George Sultan has engaged store in the Sherman block and will sell house. hold novelties.
 A girl wanted to assist in general house work and wait on table. Could attend school Address lock drawer B, postoffice.
 The preliminary hearing of Geo. Nc Inernay set for yesterday in Justice Johnstone's court, was continued until tomorrow.
 The walls of the court house jail have reached a height of fifteen feet and the large steel grated windows are nearly all in place.
 Many prefer homeopathic remedies. Dr. keeter's Opera House pharmacy keeps the largest line, including most modern discoveries.
 Although still compelled to use a CIulCu OdpG. Ol lCdIa ldulC. lo improving. Most of the swelling has left his injured foot.
 George Perkins, who kept dolng busi ness all summer when there was not supposed to be any, has two or three big deals on hand which may mature any day.
 J. H. Prince, who has opened his sa- loon in the Wharton, will not continue it after election. He says the location is too far from the main street for that business.
 Jose Maria Du elas, for whom war rant was issued last Monday by Justice Kincaid for stealing saddle at Tempe was captured yesterday. He will have hearing tomorrow.
 A meeting of the directors of the Blood Horse association was held yes terday in the district court room to de- wise means for raising funds for the coming holiday meet.
 In the Montgomery addition all last week fifteen men and ten teams were busy plo wing, grading and leveling the new streets. There is an abundance of work yet to be done there.
 The Peoples party closed the ca m- paign last night by well attended meeting on the square south of the court house. The meeting was ad- dressed by all the county candidates.
 Several suits were filed in district court yesterday. Most of them were on appeal from Justice courts. One by Thos. K. Elvey vs. the trustees of school district No. was an injunction suit to prevent the issue of bonds.
 Jas. B. Bernard was arrested at Mari copa on Friday night on telegram from Sheriff Murphy for the burglary of the house of Chas. E. Burton at Mesa. A formal warrant was issued for him yesterday by Justice Johnstone.
 Rev. Winters, the Populist can didate for councilman at large, has resigned his Christian church pastorate and is teaching the Buckeye school, which was given up by Master James when he received his Phoenix appointment.
 As proof ot the confidence which the Standard iron works have in the future need of heavy iron and steel castings, they have just added to their plants g 25ton travelling crane. Its erection was superintended by Manager M. Hughes.
 :, The ladies of Trinity church are ex- erting especial efforts to make suc- cess of their first entertainment of the season, which will be held at the resi- dence of Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Goodrich on next Wednesday evening, Novem- Der 7, 1894.
 Roadmaster Tom King is after resi- dents of the suburbs with a sharp stick. He will see that all male resi- dents of his district whether citizens or not, either perform days work on the roads or pay $2 Tom is indefatigable and undodgable.
 Postmaster Thomas took in an un- usual amount of cash yesterday. The money which comes to the postoffice is mostly silver but MT. Thomas exchanges it readily for gold and makes his re- ports show large sums of the precious metal in possession.
 For man who originally came to Arizona for his health, E. E. Winters can go back east for few weeks and re- turn with increased avoirdupois, clear eye, wrinkles all smoothed out and generally rested look and keep busy buying goods all the timeiwhlle absent too.
 The only genuine cold air storage plant in Phenix is at Triboiet's mar ket. Cold air is produced by refrige- ration In various places, but at Tribo- let's only, does the modern scientific process prevail. Tribolet's customers stay with him month after month and change not.
 Phoenix is no lenger without re- specta ble lunch resort where ladies can go with or without escort and be well served. The Creamery is a credit to the city and is already we'll appreci- ated. In few days it will also supply such goods as are usually kept in deli oac,r atnroa This will fill annthar