Arizona republican., 1894-01-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

There is a long distance telephone message at the Alhambra for Thomas W. Peck.
 Luke & Hurley, the former proprie- tors of The Reception, have arranged to reopen tho saloon in about ten days. The house has been closed for three Meeks.
 Lea Love, of Roseburg, Oregon, who has been dangerously ill with gastric fever, is fast improving under the care of Dr. Hubbard. MT. Love is 6 relative of Col. John T. Dsnnis.
 Prof. E. J. Lee, the balloonist, was arrested yesterday for not paying license. He will be before Justice Johnstone next Tuesday. He furnish ed bond in the sum of $25.
 F. A, Lombard has opened tailoring esta biish nient at No. 8 Wall street next door to Jim Rennie's. MT. Lom- bard comes from Los Angeles and is said to be very fine tailor.
 A Mexican woman was arrested by Marshal Blankenship last night near the Blinn Lumber company's yard. She fourished dangerous knife and threatened to carve the officer.
 c. M.. Little of Wsrrensburg. Mis- souri, has rented office room with his brother-in-law. W. P. Steen of the sewer company and will engage in type writing and stenography.
 J.F. Van Horn, a prominent Odd Fellow of Walla Walla, died of con sumption at the Lemon hotel vester- day. The remains are in charge of the undertaking firm of Randall & Davis.
 The hearing of J. W. Doane charged with forging the name of J. F. Mo Carthy to check for $87.50 and cash ing it, was begun yesterday before Justice Johnstone, and continued until today.
 The following notary public com. missions were issued yesterday; L. D. Chllson, Tucson; J. H. Kinsler, Yuma Louis F. Bradshaw, Tyson, Arizona Rose A. Martin. Prescott: H. +. Robin son, Phoenix.
 The regular semi-annual civil service examination will be held in Phoenix February 10. Applications must be filed on or before January 22. The examination is for the grade of clerks and carriers of the postofice depart ment and is open to all.
 A warrant was issued yesterday fo1 the arrest of James McAnally, charged with murder on requisition from the governor of Arkansas.. McAnally is supposed to be in Arizona and A. N. Gray, representing the state of Arkan sas, will make strong effort to locate the fugitive.
 Capt. W. L. George made the first purchase yesterday morning in the new boot and shoe house of Goodwin & Avery in the Fleming block. The goods purchased were pair of beauti ful- slippers, which were presented to T.J. Wolfey, editor of THE REPUBLICAN Capt. George has kind feeling for all new. firms in Phoenix and is proud ol the fact that he was the first customer of Goodwin & Avery.
 Yesterday afternoon Lewis Schorr brether]of MT. Schorr, of Ham brook & SehorT,Swas thrown from the furniture team"rof the firm and considerably bruised about the head. The horse be- came alarmed at some disarrangement of the harness and starting to run col lided with one of the cottonwood stumps which have been left lying fo1 some days past in the street near the corner of Second and Adams. MT Schorr's wounds were dressed by Dr. Helm who said they were not alarming
 About five months ago two sets oi harness were stolen from F. A. Woods Yesterday MT. Woods recognized the harness on team driven by Mexican and he immediately caused the arrest of the driver who was taken before Justice Johnstone. He said the team and harness belonged to another man who is now at the Phnn1x mine and he said that this man had bought the har ness at junk shop near the depot The driver was held to await the ap. pearance of his employer and his identification by the junk shop dealer
 The first store to open in the new Fleming block is that of Goodwin Avery, the live shoe firm from Loi Angeles. It is handsomely fitted tastily furnished and apparently wei stocked. MT. Goodwin is in charge. H. will in few days be joined by his wife