Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-09-14
LOCAL BRIEFS,

Handbook & Schorr yesterday re-
ceiyed carload of chairs.
M. E. Hurley shipped three carloads
Of cattle to Los Angeles last night.
John 7. Dennis is having his hand
some Monroe street residence repainted.
A warranty deed from J. C. Cole to
Geo. H. Trook to lot Is, Norma Place,
$3.50, was filed yesterday.
Ghe delegates to the Republican terri
torial convention during their stay at
Tucson visited the church at San
Xavier.
H. L. Chandler yesterday sold to J.
M. Creighton twenty-five feet from his
property at the corner of Second avenue
and jefferson street.
John Davis, colored bootblack, was
tried and convicted in Justice Kincaid's s
court yesterday for an assault upon an
other colored individual named Thomas.
The city board of equalization yester-
day resumed work on the assessment
list and went through the letter G. No
important changes have so far been
made.
II anybody has heard anything of the
n en- who robbed the Prescott and Phe.
hix stage ON Monday night he has ne
elected to report it to the authorities in
this county.
The anniversary of Mexican inde-
pendence will be celebrated in Phoenix
by the Mexican residents by an enter
tainment at the opera house next Satur-
day night.
Clerk Pierce of the probate Judges
office, was able to be about yesterday
with the aid of crutch. His disability
is the result of a promenade upon
broken glass bottles.
The persons who went up to Mount
Reno after the body of Horace Filley
are expected to reach Phoenix this after
noon. The remains will probably be
sent to Texas for burial.
On complaint of Road Commissioner
King R. E. Harrington was arrested
yesterday for flooding the highway
along his premises. The trial will take
place this morning before Justice Kin
caid.
During the past week there has been
constant falling off in the silver
market. Yesterday it reached 63A,
the lowest figure since the furry which
followed the announcement of the Chi
nese loan.
Thos. Cochrane was exhi biting yester-
day sample of ore taken from re-
Gently located claim on the Hassavampa
above Wickenberg. The sample was
as large as hens egg and was sup
posed to contain $5 worth of gold.
Hon. A. j. Dorsn, the Republican
nominee for councilman at large, re-
turned from Tucson Yesterday with the
Maricopa county delegation. DR.. g.
W. Vickers. delegate from Yavapai
county, was also among the returning
delegates.
Rev. 6. L. Pearson Yesterday received
mother Mrs. Mary A. Pearson, at
Ypsilanti, Mich, on Wednesday night.
She had been i'll for many years. A
husband, two daughters and son
mourn her death.
At an alley crossing on prominent
street of the city, night after night
red light has been displayed to warn
people OF the unsafe character of the
crossing. The unsafeness lies in
broken plank on a small culvert which
could be repaired for twenty-five cents.
At the prevailing price of coal oil it
costs more to warn the populace than it
would to remove the danger.
Suit was begun in district court yes
terday by the Phoenix National bank
against AFRO J. Daggs and D. A.
Abrams, assignee of the Bank of
Tempe, for the recovery OF three
notes amounting to $4,000. The
notes were given at different times by
the foremost named defendant res
ident of Memphie, Mo-, to R. E. Daggs
who afterward assigned them to the
Bank of Tempe. They were afterward
assigned to the plaintiff.
Pedestrians on north Second street,
passing the alley between Washington
and Adams street, imagine in the ab-
sence OF definite information on the
subject, that communication has been
tablished with the lower regions. At
that particular place the air is super
heated and a kissing sound is heard
beneath the sidewalk. A curious pas
ser by instituted an inquiry yesterday
and learned that the heat and noise
comes from a conduit through which
steam is conducted from Gardeners
mill to Tribolet's cold storage plant.
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