Arizona republican., 1894-07-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. Hall and son Len left last night for Columbus, Ohio.
 Jesus Cuen was arrested yesterday for disturbance Of the peace in Palo Alto addition.
 The draught beer famine makes the soda business good. Clay Leonard is doing rushing soda trade.
 The open air gospel meeting Sunday night reached the ears of many who never pass the portals of church.
 Local merchants yesterday received notification from wholesale merchants at various points that they were again prepared to ship orders
 Private Correll, of the Salvation Army. received yesterday two $lO bills, which he lost July Fourth on Washing ton street. They were found by Law yer Moriarty.
 Hiram Simkins of Lehi, came in ves- terday to attend the Consolidated canal case that comes up in district court. MT. Slmklns is one of the solid citizens of the valley and moreover staunch and true Republican.
 J. N. Zeigenfuss left yesterday for the northern part of the territory repre- senting the Saturday Review. He also carries side line of pianos and organs for the Phoenix Music company of which he is manager.
 R. L. Long was yesterday appointed a permanent mem Der of the school ex- animation board to ill the vacancy caused by the death of Prof. D. A. Reed. T. E. Dalton was chosen to fill the vacancy by the resignation of Frank Baxter.
 Eugene Trippel, secretary of the ter ritorial prison board, is being pressed for the vacancy in the office of the register of the land office at Tucson. His opponent is Col. John H. Martin. MT. Trippel is regarded as the admins tration candidate.
 W. R. Albright and Mike Murphy have bought J. L. Wards business. Murphy came about two months ago from Silver City, N. M.; Albright is well and favorably known here where he has been some time in the same business. Both are pleasant young fellows, thoroughly understanding the business and strictly on the square.
 Eva St. Clair, not the little Eva of Uncle Toms Cabin notoriety. was be- fore Justice Johnstone yesterday for a disturbance of the peace in Linville addition. She pleaded guilty and was fined $10. Eva is the girl who claimed to have been assaulted by John Doe Powell and Emma Powell on no other provocation than having told Miss Powell that Mr. Powell was her pimp.
 A. A. Long for whom a warrant charging him with assault had been sworn out by Thos. McEvilly, pleaded guilty yesterday morning to Justice Johnstone. It appeared though that McEviliy had provoked the assault by applying an offensive epithet to Mir. Long. The district attorney, therefore. recommended that the fine be made only sufficient to cover the costs.
 Henry Owen overcome by plan tation tendencies of long ago is in jail for stealing two dozen buff cochin chickens from Bob Grigsby. District Attorney Williams is disposed to enter a nolle prosse in the case based on the circumstance that he is himself a Louisianlan, brought up on plantation with colored people who were always found impervious to the temptations afforded by the chicken house.
 Miguel Nufiez rode into jail on Sun- day afternoon. He was giving an equestrian performance on the streets without license. Marshal Malloy ar rested him and the next morning it lranspired that the horse belonged to Wlncezlaus Ortiz, and had been taken without the owners consent. This made different case of it and Nunez was transferred to the county jail, pending an examination before Justice Johnstone on the charge of horse steal ing.