Arizona republican., 1894-08-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Large STOCK OF soft hats just received
by Greene, the Halter.
New line of Windsors ties received to-
day at Greene, the Halter.
Judge T. D. Satterwhite of the board
OF equalization, is expected this morn
ing when the board will resume it's
session.
Rev. George Haffen, who has been
here since the beginning of the sum-
mer, returned last evening to Los
Angeles.
Two or three hundred morbid idlers,
mostly Mexicans, viewed the dead body
OF Apadaca Sunday morning at the
rooms of Randall & Davis.
The Capitol Bazaar opens this morn
ing and the ladies of Phoenix are cor
daily invited to inspect same. Japan
ese goods coming next week. Monihon
block.
Messrs. Bruce, Boone, Leitch and
Ben Heney of the administration, were
serenaded Sunday night at the Sixth
Avenue by Major Lewis and Cashier
James.
There will be another excursion to
Santa Monica on Thursday, Aug. 80.
Tickets will be sold at the usual excur-
sion rate of $25 95 to Santa Monica and
return good for sixty days.
Sheriff Scott, of Pima county,
brought to Tempe Sunday morning
Salvador Bracamento, who is fugitive
from justice. He stands charged with
larceny committed some six months
ago.
Letters OF administration were issued
in probate court yesterday to Nj. J..
Galpin in the estate of James Stripes.
Application for the guardianship of
Mary E. Flood was made by her father,
John Flood.
Wee Ching, Phenix laundryman,
will sail for China next Thursday.
That he does not expect to engage in
the Corean war with fatal results is
shown in the fact that he applied yes
terdav for certificate Of return.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. j.
Coyle was gladdened yesterday by the
arrival of an exceedingly new little
girl. If Mr.. Coyle's political aspira-
sions are properly met he will conclude
that it never rains but it pours bless
ings.
Thomas Prescott, the gentlemanly at
tendant at the Phoenix Fruit Store, who
swith Grant Randall and W. G. Wilson
went to Prescott npon bicycles, returned
Sunday morning by stage after most
enjoyable trip. The others will be
home in few days.
! The Cat Hop Kid was bicycling on
I ND hoO f,i
two adventures. The first was header
the result of a square discussion with a
railroad track. Next while going al
full speed he bumped against the fist oi
some careless person who didn't know
enough to get out of the way.
The female walters at the Louvre
last night were discontinued. Com.
plant had been made of viola
tion of the city ordinance forbid
ding feminine interference in public
houses. At first there was disposition
to make test case of it but later the
proprietor decided to remove the object
of complaint.
The board of supervisors met yester.
day opened the bids for the construction
of the new jail. The following are the
bids with their figures: ID. A. Evans,
10,500; W. F. Fitzpatrick, $13,700; R.
G. Lowell, $14,207; G. Campbell, SO,
S3S; Theo. Lutge, $11 ,234; l.. A. Ami,
rault, $10,741. The business of award.
ing the contract was continued until
next Monday.
That errant com bination, the steam
laundry team. was discussed in police
court yesterday morning. The driver
hadbeen arrested for leaving the team
unhitched. 1t turned out that he was
new man unacqualnted with the
teams running record. On this ac-
count the complaint was left hanging
over the head OF the driver and all
future drivers of this team. If the of
tense is never repeated the city will not
proceed, but if 1t is the offender will be
fined not less than $25.
A warrior OF the Salvation Army was
told to kneel down in terms very un-
christianlike by a vile sinner at the
tent last night. The remark was cal
culated to hurt, as he was called "son
-" not of God or man, which made
the warrior lay aside for a moment his
meekness and make declaration OF
common ordinary war that portended
gore if corporal and guard and COM
missioned officer or two had not inter-
posed and declared peace. The sinner
should have been arrested and pun,
ished.
The camp meeting services at Nor.
toms grove were we'll attended on Sun
day and an unusual interest was man.
ifested. The morning sermon was
preached by Rev. W. E. Vaughan on
the subject of Faith and Its Results u
The TRANSPORTATION of Christ" was
the theme of Rev. R. A. Rowland e
sermon in the afternoon. On account
of the growing attendance arrange.
ments have been made for additional
facilities on the grounds. Food may be
obtained for horses as well as people.
so that one may attend the meetings
and stay all day.
Among Maj. Schwartz's many oficia
titles is that of fish and game com
missioner for Arizona. Yesterday he
received letter from the department
saying that a quantity of catfish ant
bass would be shipped here for dlstri
button. He was requested to have 6
gallon can ready for each fish. NJ
provision is made by the legislature fol
the payment of the expenses of thi
denartmant and he is at Ioss as r.