Arizona republican., 1894-11-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.
News Of Many Kinds Thrown
 Together.
Minor Courts and Minor Offenses- A Prisoner Wanders Away From
 the Chain Gang.

The Oreamery IS the HnesL Qln1ng place in Arizona.
 Mrs. Sam Seip is reported in the list of those suffering from illness.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to Jose Samnigo and Mercedes Leon.
 Apples and cranberries are the two specialties to which Clay Leonard calls attention this morning.
 A vagrant sentenced by Justice Aus tin of Tempe to five days in the county jail, was brought down yesterday.
 The B. Heyman Furniture company yesterday received car load of china and crockeryware direct from the Eng lish potteries.
 There seems to be quite an increase in the number of mules which are be- ing used in the city for both wagons and carriages.
 Among the matters which the city council will have to consider tomorrow night is the resignation of Capt. Wick ham as night marshal.
 The meat market of M. E. Hurley, on account of it's admirable location and liberal management, seems to have the cream of the trade of the city.
 W. L. Pinney ot the Valley Cycle club, yesterday received from Chicago the prizes to be awarded in the coming races. They consist of rings, studs and pins, and the value of all is about $1,OO0.
 Miss Ethel Morgan yesterday after noon gave tea party to about thirty of her friends and classmates at the pleas ant family residence on North First avenue.
 Eldridge Jordan, who was reported yesterday morning to be improving, was not so we'll later in the day and renewed alarm is felt concerning his condition.
 Dr. and Mrs. Scott Helm yesterday celebrated the second anniversary of their marriage, day which many of their friends pleasantly assisted them in remem bering.
 W. D. Emerson, advance agent of the Charley's Aunt company, arrived in town yesterday to make final arrange ments for the appearance of the com pany here next week.
 The marriage of MT. Geo 'se Gam, Southern acifc ageI at Msricopa, and
 
 LICAN announced week ago, took place at Fresno last Tuesday.
 A couple ofs Fl .Paso gentlemen who have been for some weeks past assidu ously searching for a suitable place to open saloon, have about concluded to take the Lemon house and bar.
 A solitary defendant stood in police court yesterday. He was a Mexican charged with indecent exposure. He was rewarded for his honesty by sent ence of ten days on the chain gang.
 Ben Dettmer will open a road house three and half miles out North Gen. ter street. It will be stocked with fine liquors and provisions and competent corps of cooks and walters employed.
 The board of supervisors were in session yesterday. The most import ant part of their work was the appor- tionment of the road fund. The rest of the session was taken up in passir g upon claims.
 Harry Brown, the bicyclist, called at THE REPUBLICAN office last night to take precaution against a possibl popular impression that he is identical with the Henry Brown who was ar- rested on Friday night for threatening to carve companion.
 Suit for diverce was brought in dis trict court yesterday by Flora Clay comb against Jeremiah Giles Clay comb. Failure to support is alleged. The plaintiff wants no alimony or di- vision of community property. She simply wants to be free and have the custody of their child.
 Mike Sullivan, who was sentenced in policee court on Friday morning to thirty days on the chain gang for burg. lary, is twenty days ahead of the game. While Jailor Al Flaw ley was taking the gang out yester- day morning Sullivan stepped into another room. Where he stepped from there nobody knows because nobody has seen hide or hair of him.
 Two Mexican boys. Jose Galas and Teto Flores, were before Justice John stone yesterday. Flores finger was badly cut and Galas admitted he had done it in the course of carrying out 8 contract. There was no particular ill feeling about it, but there was lot of blood. The justice performed surgical operation on the wounded lad and a loSdI OpOidtlOu uu Iuo OtueT. 1S uucl him the costs.
 There is an exhibition in the show windows of B. Heyman & Go. picture of little girl copied from photograph. No work of higher artistic merit has ever been seen in Phoenix and it is at tracting great deal of attention. It has been produced by R. L. Bake, a yonng man who has spent the summer in Phoenix, concealing all the time the wonderful talent he possesses in this direction.