Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

License to marry was issued vester-
day 10 Peter Leroy and Rosa Dominges
both of the county.
Ed Dunn was fined 50 in police court
yesterday morning for drunkenness and
disturbance of the peace.
John Flanagan. an experienced pros
pector, came in yesterday from the
Colorado river. He leaves today for the
Pichacho country.
| Constable l.. F. Patterson came up
from Gila Bend yesterday with Tom
Murphy sentenced by Justice Ramsay
to thirty days in the county Jail for
petit larceny.
Two appointments were issued from
the governors Office yesterday: Edwin
F. Carey of New York, commissioner
of deeds for Arizona; +. ]. O'Brien OF
Phoenix, notary public.
The ladies of the Baptist church next
Thursday night will give novel enter
tainment called "Clipping social" for
the benefit of the Boys Brigade a
juvenile organization which is attract
ing great deal of attention.
1t was reported to the police last
night that two horses were stolen from
hitching post in an alley back OF
Washington street near Center. They
belonged to couple of Mexican boys
living near the southern city limits.
The horses were later found at home.
The examination before Commissioner
Kellum in the Chinese smuggling cases
was concluded yesterday and one of
the defendants was discharged. The
other three are held to await the ar
rival of United States District ATTORNEY
Ellinwood.
Notices of the followin mining loca-
tions were filed yesterday: The Mills,
the New York and the Golden Leaf five
miles west of the Aqua Fria in an
unknown district by 7. 7. Eddy; the
Montezuma in the Salt River mountain
district by Albert Schaffer, Englebert
Schaffer and Mrs. Julia Schaffer.
Mr.. G. E. Champie the well-known
mining man came down from his camp
in the Humbug district. He reports a
prosperous condition of affairs in the
district. The work now going on is
mostly development but it is very salts.
factory and the outlook never was
brighter than at present.
This morning will appear the first is.
sue of the Saturday Review, weekly
democratic newspaper. The publishers
are Messrs. J. P. King and A. S. Mills
formerly OF THE REPUBLICAN staff
Both gentlemen have had extensive
newspaper experience and all the
necessary talent for browning the en-
terprise with success. The Saturday
Review is issued from No. s Wall street
| The committee appointed to confer
with the governor in regard to the pu b
lie statement in the Haywood affair die
not meet yesterday. A meeting how
ever will be held today but it is not be
lievsd that it will visit the governor
rooms or that it will make any further
effort in the direction of obtaining hi
signature to the statement. A repor
will be drawn up after which the com
mittee will disband.
Hon. Chas. w. Irish Of the interio
department land division, is In the city
engaged in the investigation OF a matte
of supreme interest to the Salt Rive
valley-the subject Of irrigation. Tn,
object of his visit is to gather dat,
which may be made the basis for tn,
intelligent consideration by congress o
legislation now pending, or to be intro
duced, affecting the arid region. FL
will leave the city today.
Nora Granger, the opium fiend, ros,
like ghost last night again to worr,
the city authorities. A warrant from
the probate court for her arrest on
charge of insanity was issued severa
days ago, but aot served. She wa
found last night, but the officers wer
afraid to lock her up, believing tina
she might die during the night. Sh
was taken home in cab and man wa
hired 10 watch the house so that sh
may be found this morning and receiv
hearing on the charge.