Arizona republican., 1895-02-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Brief Record of Yesterdays
Events.
A Giandered Horse CAPTURED After a
Long Shareholder Affairs
Civil and Criminal.

Civil and Criminal.
Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
H. E. Peoples celebrated his SD
birthday yesterday by sleeping all day.
Rambler Agent Speir has disposed of
some ten wheels since his arrival in the
city.
George Buxton, M. E. Hurley's corr
belle at an early date.
Harry CLANCY, the popular Los An
geles saloon man, will give his friends
an entertainment tomorrow evening.
Work was commenced yesterday by
Contractor Amirault in tearing out the
old Jail. The room will be remodeled
and used for Offices.
Not arial commissions were issued YES
terday to S. E. Hazard, ella Bend ;
Edwin 6. Wager, Chapparal, Yavapai
county and 7. E. Pomeroy, Mesa.
There were two cases in police court
yesterday, Geo. Johnston charged with
stealing, was given fifteen days. E. R.
Hentz without any visible means OF
support, had his case continued.
The members of the legislature will
give an old fashioned country dance on
the evening of the 22d. The details of
the ball will be arranged today and full
notification will be given tomorrow
morning.
DR.. Norton located badly glandered
horse in the city yesterday. He had
in IF
weeks during which time it had had
three owners. The horse came from
the South ella canal works.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding OF W. S. Moore and Miss Err
mimic Prouty of Prescott, on February
20. Mr.. Moore spent last winter and
summer in Phoenix. Miss Prouty is
sister of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Healy of
Prescott.
Prof. Warman delivered the closing
lecture OF his course to a good sized
audience. 1t consisted largely of recita-
lions and readings all of which were
rendered in the superior and correct
style which is so particularly his own
and which has so greatly pleased the
audiences during the entire course.
James Griffin while out riding on his
wheel Sunday evening received fall
that crippled both rider and wheel.
He was struck by another wheel which
threw him off, straining his ankle and
breaking the rim of his front wheel.
He was compelled to walk three miles
to town.
Lewis Jordan received word Saturday
OF the wounding of two uncles, Capt.
W. Scott and J. Scott, by bandits in
Mexico. The Scott Bros. are railroad
contractors and are constructing road
down there now. The bandits sur
rounded The camp and in the fight the
railroaders killed ten of them
Garden Valley lodge l. O. G. 7. is
preparing to receive and entertain the
visiting grand lodge members who will
be in the city on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week. On Thursday
evening at 5:30 O'Clock lunch will be
spread in the hall and the evening ses-
sion following will probably be held in
the district lodge degree.
Mrs. A M. Lee has been shifting her
real estate interests lately. She has
sold her handsome residence in
Churchill's addition to Walnut Grove
people who are preparing to move into
it and she has bought the residence of
M. NJ. Casterline in the same addition.
She has also disposed of her ranch
property on the south side of the river
A ball will be given in Bisbee on the
evening of Washington's birthday. The
proceeds will GO towards procuring
uniforms for the Bisbee base ball club
j. A. Campbell bookkeeper of the Cop
per Queen company is active in the
arrangements. Everything that Mr..
Campbell has anything to do with
succeeds. The ball will doubtless be
no exception.
City Attorney Israel is still improv-
ing steadily and is now able to converse.
His physician. DIR. Purman, who has
almost earned record OF raising man
from the dead, thinks there is little
doubt Of his recovery. The course of
the disease though has been SO unusal
and so unexpected that he will not feel
quite at ease until recovery is COM
plete.
Away back last September Jose
Maria Rodriguez was convicted of theft
and sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
He was transferred with lot of other
prisoners to the city to be worked on
the streets. He might have been con-