Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-14
LOCAL RECORD.
Yesterdays Quota of Passing
Events.
Meeting of the Blood Horse ASSocIa-
tion-J. M. Sparks Dis
charged.

I've elgnts OF w aSnlngCOn street.
By means of paint and paper Major
Evans is bringing about a transforms
ton in the interior of his Office.
There will be football game at the
park this afternoon. Free transporta-
ton to all mem bers of the two elevens.
The meat market of NJ. E. Hurley is
never out of choice cuts of beef for
roasting. The Hurley beef is becoming
famous.
Yu Tan, the Chinaman who left a
horse on the street all Thursday night
was brought before the recorder yester
day morning and fined $40.
A. E. Hinton, the enterprising and
able young business man of Alhambra
and member of the next general assem-
bly,, spent yesterday in Tempe in the
interest of his candidacy.
E. a. Keller's First Avenue barber
shop has been painted within and
without, an awning has been placed
over the entrance and the establish
ment other wise beautifed.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Thomas Byers, Jr., and leila
Steele, both of Lehi. The wedding
took place at once and the service was
performed by Probate Judge Jordan.
On account of meritorious volunteer
service at the fire at the Christian
church parsonage yesterday morning 2.
Minor will be made an honorary mem
Der Of the fire department at its next
general meeting.
There will be club run to Mesa by
the Valley Cycle club today. The club
meets at Galpin & Hanny's bicycle
store at s O'Clock. Dinner will be had
Kim balls. At Tempe they will be
Joined by the local club there. The re-
turn home will be made by moonlight.
All wheelmen are invited.
The Indian school defeated the
Junior Phoenix baseball club yesterday
by score OF % to Is. The battery
for the Indians, Wellington and Els
mere; for Phoenix, Thomas and Light
ner. The aborigines have defeated the
Phoenix boys two IN three games of the
series. Their excellence lies chiefly at
the bat.
Thos. Boyle, farmer living near the
city, yesterday contributed to the
chamber of commerce exhibit sample
ear of sweet corn, just at that stage of
maturity known as the roasting ear
period. 1t is of good size and well filled.
The corn from which it was grown was
planted July 27 and the ear was plucked
yesterday.
Five Points nearly had shooting
yesterday morning. A man residing in
that neigh borhood borrowed g shotgun
of one of his neighbors who afterward
insisted on its immediate return and
followed the borrower into a saloon.
An alteration took place and the shot
gun was drawn, but bystanders inter
fered before it could be discharged.
Col. CD. Gray, who has been spend
ing the summer at his former home,
Glenwood, Mo-, returned to Phoenix
yesterday. He was accompanied by
his mother, his wife and a daughter.
There were also in the party James
Shirley and Walter Martin, two gentle
men of Glenwood, and G. E. Coloney
and wife of Bloomfield, La. Ali intend
to take up homes in the valley.
The management of La Fiesta has
sent to California for 200 badges for the
Native Son division of the Fiesta pa
rade. The design of the badge is gold
bear on red, yellow and green 1osette.
At the last election there was 1215 per
cent of the voters registered from Cali
fornia. 1t is believed there will be one
or more representatives from every
county in the state.
Complaint is made by merchants of
another issue of counterfeit silver dol
lars. One was offered at Goldberg
Bros. yesterday by Mexican in pay
ment for merchandise. 1t was refused
and he explained where he had got it.
So many have been offered within the
last two or three days that there is a
suspicion that an organized effort is
being made to inject large volume of
spurious coin into local circulation.
A suit was begun in the district court
against the South ella Canal company.
G. A. Luke and VIM. E. Pope. The
suit is for the recovery of $3,663.33 due
plaintiff for services as engineer. The
two latter named defendants are
brought in as creditors of the canal
company to make a showing of their
claims. Suit was also filed by D. A.
Tyrrell against T. D. McGIasson and
DIR. A. j. Chandler on a note for $500.
The case of Chas. W. Prange for
assaulting George Hamlin month ago
was tried yesterday afternoon and even
ing before Justice tombstone. Hamlin
is still confined to his bed by his in
juries so the trial was held at his house.
Hamlln was the only important witness
for the prosecution and he was unable
to say what occurred after he was
knocked down. In fact he could not
swear who had struck him. The de-
tendant was accordingly discharged.
Between next Saturday, Oct. 20 and
Jan. the Red Corner will hold clos
ing out sale of their entire store. The
articles of copartnership between the
members of the firm expire upon the
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