Arizona republican., 1894-11-15
CONDENSED NEWS.
Record of Recent and Local
 Events.
Phenix' Connection With the Sum- set Limited Trains-PoliCe
 Court Incidents.

Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's. The ladies of the Christian church will give chrysanthemum social at Gardiner's hall tomorrow night.
 Every lady is invited to join Mrs. Cooley's delsarte class, Tuesdays and Fridays at 2 p. m. at Mrs. Redewill's.
 girl wanted to assist in general house work and wait on table. Could attend school. Address lock drawer B, postoffice.
 Jake Politzer left last evening on business trip to the southwestern part of the territory in the interest of THE REPUBLICAN.
 In the case of the estate of Marcus A. Fry, a motion to dismiss for want of bond on appeal was overruled and the case set for trial.
 T. M. Nolan was yesterday awarded a contract for building a handsome frame cottage in Collins addition for Rev. w. E. Vaughan.
 Mrs. Henry Heide, wife of the suc- cessful candidate for councilman from Apache county, died while her husband was absent on campaign tour of the county.-W1lliams News.
 City taxes will go delinquent next Monday, so that persons who desire to save percentage on their contribu-- tions to the municipality may do so only within the next two days.
 The condition of E. E. Jordan, Gov ernor Hughes private secretary, was more alarming last night and his friends are fearful of the result of his disease. He is suffering from pneumonia.
 W. N. Price will furnish turkeys and winter pears both of superior quality to all who leave orders at the Trask-Kess Ter Grocery company. The Price tur- keys have deserved reputation.
 J. A. Moynihan, whose business it is to see that his friends are well clad and who sings Sweet Marie" as side line, better than anybody else, is here today and will leave tomorrow for Tucson.
 A couple of idle chaps had loud ar gument near Wall street yesterday. One finally knocked the other down be- cause he asserted that M. E. Hurley was not the leading butcher of Arizona.
 T. J. Morrison, of Tucson, is stopping at the Lemon. He has long been em- ployed in the bridge department of the Southern Pacific. He has taken posi- tion in the Maricopa & Phoenix shops.
 J. G. Hilzinger, talented novelist, at torney-at-law and in charge of the &C., counts of L. Zeckendorf & Go. of Tue son. went home last evening after a round of pleasure and Masonic routine.
 The Valley Cycle club has succeeded in obtaining special rates on all rail- roads for the races which begin on the 29. Word was received yesterday from the Santa Fe that the usual excursion rate would be given on that line.
 Jack Hays, the sneakthief, arrested by Special Officer Webster on Tuesday night for raiding the Capital Bazar street display, was tried before Justice Kincaid yesterday morning and sent enced to ten days in the county jail.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Carrie L. Smart to Bertha L. Smart, lot L. Wood and wife 10 Lewis A. Grant, g part of section 20, tp 2 n. 3 e, SLIPS.
 Tonight the Rev. Preston Mckinney and Mrs. R. G. Phillips will deliver ad dresses in the Methodist church at 7 :3( o'clock in the public meeting under the auspices of the Good Templars. Al interesting program has been prepared
 James Dennis, who insists that he shall be given free meals, and makes dire threats of bloody performances in the event that he does not get them will have that kind of meals for the next twenty days. That's the lengt of sentence passed upon him in police court yesterday.
 Kid Thompson and young Tupper were arraigned in Los Angeles Monday Thompson was held in $20,000 for com pliclty in both Roscoe train robberieG and Tupper in 1000 for complicity 1T the latter robbery. A strict watch i! kept to prevent communication be- tween Johnson and Thompson.
 Sam Hughes returned to Tucson last evening. He remarked after a drive through the valley that if he could fnC out why those prehistoric people wht once so numerously occupied thest fields abandoned their claims he would then venture prophecy about the flu ture of Phoenix. He is loyal Tue sonite.
 The Maricopa & Phoenix railroad ha made arrangements to connect with tn Sunset Limited trains which pass Mari copa on Friday afternoon and Saturda, morning. A special train will leav, Phoenix at 2 2:30 p. m., on Friday t, meet the east bound and will remail for the west bound due at Maricopa 8 9:10 am.
 Juvenile Temple will be organlze, by the Good Templars on Saturda afternoon at 2 80 o'clock in the Chris tian church. All children and grow folks over years of age are invited t join. The pledge not only forbids tn 4 4. l .Ixr. A..I L.