Arizona republican., 1894-07-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Major Marlatt and Messrs. Gowett and Levere came in yesterday from Camp Greek to celebrate the Fourth.
 Jeff Florida, supposed to be insane, was given an examination yesterday ill probate court and was released.
 A warranty deed was filed yesterday from F. L. Brill and wife to Laura Kelley to lot 4, block 8, Brill's addition, $500.
 Antonio Moreno was emancipated from the county jail yesterday after having served fifteen day sentence for a misdemeanor.
 Marshal Molloy raided an opium joint on First avenue last evening and captured a solitary Chinese smoker. He was released on $10 bond.
 Capt. Wickham and Company B have been ordered out and will assist in the celebration of the day by parade and drill upon the military plaza this fore noon.
 This evening at Phoenix Park there will be dance Tn the pavilion to which all are invited. Ice cream, the finest in town. may be had at sthe refreshment stand.
 J. L. Cant yesterday sublet the last of his mail route contracts, the one be- tween Henning's station and Signal, in the northern part of the territory. The sub-contractor ie Hosea Stout.
 Jack Gibson has been suffering from an attack of billousnesss. Yesterday he was somewhat better though he was very weak. The injuries that he re- ceived from the horse falling on him have been doing nicely.
 "That man Minor," said Frank Meador last night, twill do anything for money. I heard this afternoon that he had just bought seven bags of No. 7 shot and is going to freeze it into his ice to make it weigh heavier" Enforced attendants at police court yesterday morning were Cedeo Turion and Dow Sanders, who each got two days on the chaingang for drunkenness. Ventura Mills for disturbance of the peace, was sent up for ten days.
 Rev. c. White yesterday finished a term of fifty days in the county jail for an assault in the course of polemical discussion upon J. K. Glassford. White is the man who conducted his own case in an application for 8 writ of habeas corpus and did it so well that he created a surprise in court and gained the respect of Judge Baker and the bar.
 J. E. Hooker, Jr.'s Black Canyon stage, started out on it's initial trip yes terday at noon. It carried, beside the proprietor, I. N. Town and George H. Beckwith, bound for Rumble Bee A. T. Keene and H. Breen for Prescott, and w. w. Wall, who is visiting the north ern part of the territory to sublet 8 couple of mail routes.
 Henry, son of Parson Eller of Mes quit district No. 2, fell off a wagon near Alhambra, with which the team was running away, and the hind wheel passed over the left leg just above the ankle. The bone was fractured. Dr.. Dameron set the broken leg at the Lemon house as soon as he was brought in. The little fellow was cheerful and did not seem to be suffering much pain. There was 4,000 pounds of barley on the wagon.
 The wardrobe of society young man of the period was disclosed yesterday by sale of personal effects on an order from Justice Johnstone's court to satis- fy judgment. It consisted, beside the trunk, of four shirts. two neckties, one overcoat, one pair of pants. three hats, two undershirts, two pairs of drawers, one pair of suspenders, six pairs O. socks, seven odd socks, pair of horse boots, pair of horse slippers, pair of rubber gloves. one towel, one novel, @ cigar case, bill holder, pin cushion, etc. The entire lot was bought for B by a man who already had wardrobe.