Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

H. E. Kemp & Go. sent out load of supplies to the Grown King mining camp yesterday.
 Bob Chapman has completed a new residence on the Chapman Bros. ranch on the Gila river.
 commissioner Kellum yesterday held Jesus Valencia to the federal grand jury for selling liquor to Indians.
 Francisco Salazar yesterday com pleted 8 ten days sentence in the coun- ty jail for assault with knife and was released.
 A MT. Anderson was brought in to- day from Frog Tanks suffering from irregularity. He is at the Central ho- tel. Dr. Helm was called.
 Quite a large number of teachers from Phoenix and the north side left Monday evening for Tucson to attend the institute.
 The only case before Recorder Schwartz after the New Year festivities was one Mexican, who was fined $5 for being drunk and disorderly.
 Constable L. F. Patterson of Gila Bend, came up yesterday with Rafael Romero, committed by Justice Ramsay for ten days for a disturbance of the peace.
 Warrants were issued yesterday by Justice Austin for the arrest of T. P. Simmons and Sam O. Doan, charged with obtaining money under false pre- lenses.
 The stock of boots and shoes for the firm of Goodwin X Avery arrived yester- day and is now being placed Tn the beautiful store-room in the new Elem ing building.
 A bouncing ten-pound boy arrived at the house Of Prof. Frank Parker just in time to wish MT. and Mrs. Parker happy New Year. Mother and babe are doing we'll.
 Wood & Caplinger have rented an upper front office in the new Fleming building and will embark in the insur- ance and loan business. Their office will be opened about January 15.
 A marriage license was issued yester- day to Chauncey D. Dlarke and Miss Rankin. MT. Clarke is well known young mar and Miss Rankin is one of the leading society ladies of Phoenix.
 J. s. Sargent of Wisconsin has pur- chased quarter section of land near Glendale and has planted one half of the tract in alfalfa. He will stock the ranch and make bis permanent home in the valley.
 J. R. Luesley & Go. will remove early next week to the room vacated by the Nal1 A hcf of a large additional stock ordered. MT. Briggs of Denver, has become partner in the business.
 A pleasant surprise party was given New Y ears evening to Miss Lulu War ren by Miss Mabel Quinn, at the resi- denee of MT. and Mrs. M. V. Warren. Quite number of young people were present and the evening was enjoyed by all.
 George Kirkland and L. M. Coggine of company B, were rife practicing Monday for the expert medal offered by the government. Both made a splen- did showing, scoring 150 points out of a possible 200. In the skirmish Mr. Coggins scored forty-three out of pos- sible fifty.
 A young man named Robles was ar rested yesterday morning by Deputy United States Marshal Slankard on complaint of woman who charged him with having seduced her daughter. He was given hearing before Commis- s1oner Crenshaw who held him to the federal grand jury.
 A small fire at the Gilbert house brought out the fire department and caused considerable excitement Mou- day. On the run to the fire Frank Moss was thrown from the engine and his shoulder dislocated. He was picked up by Judge Edwards and taken to Dr. Helms office and was able to be up yesterday.
 Among the records of real estate transfers entered yesterday were the following: Geo. Emmett to Mary B. Ullman, warranty deed to se14, se14, sec IA, tp n, e, $500; John Davis to Mary E. Cosby, warranty deeds to east ends of lots and 7, block 34, Mesa, $1O0; Truman Austin to Ester J. Mon roe, warranty deed to lot 60, block D, University addition, $50.
 Articles of incorporation of the Penn sylvania Irrigation company were filed yesterday. The incorporators are Samuel q. Symonds, Wm. Pickerell, Wade Rulings and John K. Doolittle. The capital stock is $1.0O0,OOO, divided into 10000 shares. The directors for the first year are Willis J. Rulings, Wade H. Rulings, William P. Logan, Samuel G. Symonds, H. B. Beatty, Henry McSweeny. Henry James, Jno. | IF W,o