Arizona republican., 1894-01-09
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The new shoe store of Goodwin & Avery in the Fleming block, will open tomorrow morning. It is beautifully. fitted up and stocked with full line of fine footwear.
 The attorneys in attendance upon su prene court find favorite restaurant in the Commercial dining rooms, which is kept up to the highest standard by Miss Kate M. Walsh.
 Juan De Dios Sanoqui, charged with selling liquor to an Indian, ad hear ing before Commissioner Crenshaw yes- terday and was bound over to the federal grand jury for $250.
 The butchers of Phoenix had their first outing Sunday. The shops were closed and a picnic party organized. They visited the falls on the Arizona canal and other interestins places.
 Charley Williams, colored man in the employ of Joe Bremen, and 8 white man engaged in an altercstion at the corner of First and Washington street yesterday. No arrests were made.
 Two young men made race track of Monroe street in front of the Central school building yesterday morning at 8 time when large number of children were on the street. The riding was furious, but one of the riders fortunately fell from his horse before any one was injured.
 Dr. J. Franklin Hadley of Waltham Mass. died last Sunday morning in this city of consum ption. He came here a few weeks ago for hls health but like many others was too late. His wife daughter and mother-in-law started last night on their sad journey with the re- mains for their home in Mass.
 A. F. c. Klrchhoff has reftted the old Martini saloon just east of the Gil son block on Washington street. He has gllttering array of bottles con taining all sorts of spiritual tonics and promises to cheer the wayfarer no mat ter how hard the panic may have hit him.
 Sheriff Murphy returned yesterday from Florence with J. W. Doane, charged with being one of the parties who forged J. F. McCarthy's name to 8 check for $S7, ,50 and passed it at the Palace. Doane was arraigned before Justice Johnstone and his hearing was set for tomorrow.
 The contract for the building of the residence of L. Melzer in Simms' ad- dition has been let by Architect Hein- lein to D. A. Evans. Architect Hein- lein's connection with the construction of the building is sufficient guarantee that it will be one of the most beauti- | ful residences in Phnnniy
 Ed Thompson died yesterday evening from the effects of kick by a vicious mule which resulted in a complication of diseases which caused his death. Thompson was a wellknown colored nurse and has comforted many invalids during their dying hours. He was faithfully looked after by w. c. John son.
 \ party composed of J. N. Edwards, wife and two children and Mrs. Davis, of Peoria, Illinois, and Harry Kennedy, Miss Fowler, Miss Kalfus, of PheDix, were driven through the valley Sunday by J. S. Griffin. They visited the Bart lett and Thompson ranches and other places of interest. MT. Edwards, of Peoria, brought his child to Phoenix oOOu' e"O dkO Hcdlbu anu lS very much pleased with the result.
 Engineer Hutchinson has brought in from the Gunsight mines 8 box of the snakeweed that Papago Indiana claim always cures rattlesnake bite. Surgeon General Helm will forward the same to noted Chicago pharmacists for analysis. It may be possible that an extract can be made which in a small phial will do the work of regulation demijohns as now constituted. The Papagoes make a poultice by chewing the weed and apply it to the wound, after which no further attention IS paid to that par ticular snake bite.
 The Gunsight mines recently closed down, after thrse-week's run, for want of water. Their driven well cavsd so that at 800 feet the supply proved in-