Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-08-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

License to marry was issued yester-
day to Orley Stspley and Polly Hun
saker, both of Mesa.
John H. FRYE, a mining man, is in
the city. He contemplates prospect
ing trip north of here shortly.
Suit was begun in district court by
Henry W. Wilcox vs.. g. W. ingalls, and
wife to collect on note of $3.50.
The preliminary hearing of Geo.
Wood for burglary will take place this
morning before Justice Kincaid.
The members of Victor Hose COM
pany will meet at the engine house on
Thursday night at O'Clock. A full at
tendance of the members of the COM
pany is requested.
Comego Terrego and Caetano Alleman
we're each fined SIS in police court for
drunkenness and distur bance of the
peace. JAG. Cummings and Jones
Henry arrested for sleeping on the
street, were discharged.
E. E. Lincoln, the machinist, is the
owner of very promising gold mine
the "Quien Sabe" in the Bradshaws
for which he is negotiating the sale.
1t is less than a half mile from the
famous Crowned King" where so rich
strike was lately made.
Two more Indian liquor selling Of
tenders are in Jail. Jose Valenzuela
who has been operating near Mesa was
committed yesterday by Commissioner
Crenshaw. Another Mexican whom
the officers have been looking for q
long time was captured by Henry Nor
gan the day before at Smiths mills
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record
Therkel H. Mortensen to A. j. Chand
| Ter, sw14, se4, sec 9. tp1 n, r g,
1875. Andrew Nelson to Therkel FL
Mortensen, part sw14, se14 sec 9. tp
n, 5 e. S. P. Hoefer and wife to
Emily G. Hickey, lots %, 80, 80, "a
! block 2, Neahr's addition. $3.50.
Messrs. Dameron, Nash, Peek, Gowett
and two Hefin brothers returned Sun
day morning from ten days outing il
the vicinity of Camp Greek. They saw
eighteen or twenty deer and killed two
Peek was guard of the party and armed
with a six shooter nightly patrollec
the camp standing between tired sleep
ers, and deadly mountain skunks
Thanks to his vigilance no one was bit
ten and all returned safely.
Yesterday An Indian stole some curios
from the residence of c. J. Dyer. He
employed an Indian detective who die
nothing but follow his employer around
and demand two bits. "What for p
asked Mr.. Dyer; "What have you
done?" II heap talk talk to you about
it." replied the Indian. Mr.. Dyer'i
chase was so close that the thieves who
proved to be Maricopa Indians sneakeo
back and left the stolen goods inside o.
screen door of his residence.
Geo. H. Bell of Silver City, left or
last nights train for home. He was
very favorably impressed with Phoenix
as a business center and it is very
likely that he will become resident il
the near future. He said it was re-
lief to him to be in a place where the
! business men were not complaining ol
hard times. Mr.. Bell evinced consider
able interest in the Phoenix Gun clut
and said he would like very much tc
bring about match between himself
and some mem ber. though he dis
claimed being crack shot.
Marshal Molloy is engaged in cor
recting certain errors which have pre-
vailed in block Al. He is teaching the
inmates that there are laws which
must be observed. They had thought
that because they constituted an out
cast community they were also mem
bers of community of outlaws whose
regular monthly contribution to the
city's treasury absolved them from al
obligations to society and decency. In
two nights he convinced them by
sweeping arrests and the promise of 8
continued espionage that the same or
dinances in force on Washington street
were in effect in block Al.
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