Arizona republican., 1894-02-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOCAL B6lEES,
License to marry was issued yesterday
to Dick d. Ambrose and Mrs. Clara
Heain.
Miss May G. McElwain was yester-
day commissioned notary public for
this county.
Mrs. Carrie Lawless is preparing to
start bakery and restaurant opposite
the Mills house.
J. W. Owen post No. 5, &. A. R., will
hold a campfire tonight, to which all
visiting comrades are cordially invited.
Will Kay returned to Phoenix yester-
day after three months absence visit
ing in Illinois. He was accompanied
on his return by bride.
Letters testamentary were granted
yesterday to Mrs. Louisa G. Lighthizer
in the matter of the estate of her hus-
band the late Judge Lighthizer.
N. A. Tribolet has returned from a
trip to California with several carloads
of cattle. He has already begun pre-
pairing another heavy shipment.
W. W. Wall has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail between
Phoenix and Buckeye. The contract
covers four years from July l next.
There were heavy rains north of the
city night before last, the wet belt ex-
tending to within four miles of town
A heavy snowfall is reported in the
Bradshaws and the lower lying noun
talns.
Captain Wickham has decided to
postpone the regular weekly drill from
tonight until tomorrow night, that
mem bers of the company may have an
opportunity to attend the Mill
ionaire."
Guests at the various hotels yester
day were. David Murphy. Alma, Colo.
Archie Duncan, Butte, Mont; Mrs. ]
W. Dunlap, Kansas City; John j.
Wood, St. Louis; E. G. Chamberlin and
E. J. Bonsall, Phoenix Mine.
J. Walter Beattie has opened tenn
porary art studio in tent opposite the
Vendome. If the specimens of hi:
work exhibited are criterions of hii
ability as an artist his place of business
will not be overlooked by the fsstidions
The case of Matte Singleton, charged
with keeping a disorderly house, was
Yesterday transferred from city to atate
warrant issued by Justice Johnstone
She will have hearing tomorrow morn
Ing.
During the absence of his brother
Attorney Wade H. Hulings holds forth
at the Porter building, to which the
firm has removed from Wall street
Young Mr.. Hulings is attending strictly
to business and getting his full share.
F. s. Mcclure Yesterday sold tc
Messrs. Abbott apd Cocker the north
half of the north half of section IA
township 2 north, of range west
The property lies seven miles, north
west of Phoenix. The purchase price
was $4,000.
W. F. Murray, who had rented the
room in the Fleming at the northern
extremity of the building fronting or
First avenue, will not occupy it, having
decided not to come to Phoenix. Thil
leaves desirable location open to some
enterprising merchant.
H. H. Travis, who has been engaged
in the investigation of mining proper
ties for local capitalists, returned yes
terday bringing with him the results
of his examination in the shape OF gold
dust. His report which will be sub
mitted in day or two will throw valu
able light on properties in this part Of
the territory.
Great interest is being taken in the
handicap billiard tournament of the
Maricopa club in which there are clever
contestants divided into three classe.
divided as follows: Ex-Governor N. 0
Murphy, B. Heyman and Andrew
Barry to play 100 points: DR.. G. D. Bel
cen and A. l.. Cramb to play so points
Wade II. Hulings, j. M. Pratt, Dave
Goldberg, D. H. Burtis. W. l.. Pinney
and Pierce Evans, 65 points.
Monsieur Joseph Sounais was ar
rested yesterday morning on charge
of violation Of the Edmunds act, alonl
with woman who is presumably, bu
not probably, Nine. Sounais. He wa
given a hearing before Commissioner
Crenshaw and bound over to the fedora
grand jury. The woman will have s
hearing today. Monsieur Sounais i:
the gentleman recently described il
THE REPUBLICAN as Monsieur X, com
munist, Malta organizer, ETC., and VIII
had come to Phoenix to overturn the es
| tablished order of things.
Daniel Sully anu his players arrive
this morning. The company is mucl
smaller than was expected. Sully ha
been performing in the Millionaire il
the small towns of southern California
Several of the papers of that sectio
while they praise the play. lament th
manner in which il is represented
Sully is said to have sadly degenerate
from the standard OF dozen years ag
when he gained some renown in tn
Corner Grocery. He will, however
doubtless draw fair crowd this eve
, ming as theatres of any kind have bee
scarce this season