Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Geo. Finch. the Tempe livery man,
| was in town yesterday.
Judge Baxter, business manager of
the Gazette, was in Tempe yesterday.
Many of the visiting attorneys in
supreme court left the city on Friday
night and last night to return on Mon
day morning.
| The Maricopa horticultural society
will meet today at p. m. in the law
Office of Hon. B. ]. Franklin in the
Monihon building.
The students of the Lamson business
college will 60 on picnic up the river
about ten miles this morning, chaper-
oned by Mrs. Lamson.
Henry Goldman, the head pusher of
the E. CAM wholesale liquor establish
ment, will erect brick cottage on one
of his lots in Collins addition.
Judge Alex Campbell of Los Angeles
who has been here attending supreme
court in case of the Arizona Copper
company, has returned home.
Only three mem bers of the supreme
court were present at yesterdays sit
ting, Associate Justice Sloan having
gone to Tucson the night before.
Mrs. Terrell the lady who was injur-
ed at the skating rink few days ago
will undergo an operation upon the
broken leg. DR.. Scott Helm will per-
form the operation.
Mr.. N. Ellis yesterday underwent a
difficult and delicate surgical operation
at the hands of Drs. Ward and Helm.
He recovered from it nicely and was
resting easily last night.
Mr.. Haywood and wife, who have
been engaged in the good work OF speak
ing well of Arizona, will take trip to
the south side of the river today, pre-
vious to leaving for Los Angeles.
Notice OF location of the Monster"
mining claim in the, Mcdowell noun
tains near the point known as the
"Saddle' was filed yesterday by DR.. E..
W. Wilbur, A. Hawks and s. S. Sellers.
Charles n Taylor, cashier of the
Farmers and Merchants bank of
Tempe, was visitor to Phoenix yester-
day. He reports business on the south
side as improving every day and expects
to see hourishing finish to an other
WISE uull winter.
w. R. Patterson, the Los Angeles
beef man 10 IN Phoenix and will ship
train load of eighteen cars of fine fat
Salt river valley cattle by the 9th, and
another train load will follow soon.
Mr.. Patterson represents Simon Maier,
the largest wholesale and retail butcher
in California.
The quickest time on record was
made by Justice tombstone yesterday
in civil suit. He had the papers
served, brought the parties into court,
rendered judgement which was salts
fed and had the litigants to shake
hands all within the short space of
eight minutes.
Night Marshal Blankenship made
two arrests last night. One was
drunken miner who was shooting up a
saloon near the depot and terrorizing
the neighborhood. The other was Milt
Brawley who it was learned yesterday
was the man who had brutally beaten
Jas. Ferrall the night before.
The prizes at the whist party at the
Maricopa club Thursday evening were
won by Mr.. Richard j. Ham brook and
his partner of the evening Mrs. w. W.
James. They were neatly bound copy
of Ames' practical guide to whist and
an elegant souvenir spoon to the gentle
man and lady respectively who had
thus demonstrated their superior skill.
The whist parties are becoming more
and more popular and are looked for
ward to with pleasurable anticipation
NV mem hars and friends