Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-01-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Public G.. A. r. Installation
Last Night.
Special Meeting of the Council To-
day-A Stranger Captures
Crap Game.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot q
Hubbard's.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Pastor Flores and Esperanza
Moisa.
Three shirts were nipped yesterday
from display in front of the store OF
Greene the halter.
A meeting OF the common council
will be held this afternoon to consider
the proposition of the city attorney
presented at the last regular meeting
5or codifying the city ordinances.
Jim DAILY, the St. Louis featherweight,
called at The REPUBLICAN office last
night to say that he had met Kid Will
son and that they were unable to agree
on weight. He will look elsewhere for
match.
The federal docket was cleared up
yesterday and business on the terrific
rial side of the district court will be
resumed this morning. The first case
is the mining Injunction suit of Derrick
VS.. Horton.
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record :
John J. Doolittle to Simeon Davis, lot
5 in block of Porter and Baxter's sub
division of tract B, Murphy's addition,
5000. Chas. 7. Jennings and wife to
John Hartman, VIZ. lot 4, swI4, sec 81,
tp l n, 9.
The great emotional drama, 1.-The
Bells" at the opera house tonlght-an
excellent cast-great vision scene in the
first act, the Swiss church chimes In
- the second act, the beautiful dream
scene in the third act, new scenery by
Seabury, new costumes by Jules Trees,
orchestra music by Phoenix orchestra.
General admission, so cents; gallery,
% cents.
Tho new and elegant chambers of
Judge Baker in the court annex have
been completed and are nearly ready
for occupancy. The Judge has is
sued invitationsjto members of the bar
to assist him in a legal houee warming
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
It can't be called social event because
nobody but lawyers will be there, but
preparations have been completed for
making it a pleasant and magnificent
affair.
A public installation of the officers OF
John W. Owen post, 6. A. R., was held
last night. 1t was intended also to
install the officers OF the Women's Re-
lief corps, but this ceremony was post
poned. The installation was followed
by camp fire. at which addresses were
delivered by the new post commander,
DR. Belden, the chaplain, Gen. Samp-
son. Maj Woods, the first adjutant
general of the q. A. R. and Adjutant
General Schwartz and others.
Another stranger collared crap game
last night at the Capitol. He managed
to break it twice but each time the pro-
prietor of the game drew on reserve
fund. The third time the tickle goddess
who had been standing in with the
breaker OF the game switched to the
other side of the table and the golden
tide turned the other way. The strang-
err though, had something better than
mere good luck, sense enough to know
when ne had enough, and he therefore
quit ahead.
Goldberg Bros. yesterday finished the
count in the word contest which closed
on New Years day, The first prize was
won by Miss Lizzie Frazier, who con-
strscted 1892 words out of the letters
of the words ''Gold berg Bros. Clothing
House" The boys prize was won by
John NJ. Messenger, who saw $3.50
words in the com bination. The contest
was a satisfactory one all around, but
the business OF counting the words and
throwing out improper ones was SO
stupendous that the Goldberg Bros. will
think the second time before they 60
into it again.