Arizona republican., 1895-10-15
Happenings of Streets
 and Town.
Epitome of the City'S Local
 Intelligence.
The Doings of a Day in Phoenix and It's Tributary
 Region.

City taxes now are due and payable.
 The weather prophets now predict a rain, a long wet spell, in fact.
 The Phoenix Hay and Grain com pany yesterday shipped a carload of al falfa seed to Cincinnati.
 Undelivered messages are at the s. F., P. & P. telegraph office for A. L. Barber and Richard Arnold.
 Jim Carroll succeeded in killing big buck deer Sunday in the Comeback mountains, north of the Arizona canal
 Letters testamentary were yesterday granted to Florence R. Austin in the matter of the estate of Frederick l.. Austin, deceased.
 Juan Garcia was yesterday sentenced by Justice Morris to spend the next fifty days in the county jail for carry ing concealed weapons.
 Lillian Mason's "Troubadours" are now in northern Arizona, going east on bicycles and supporting themselves by entertainments on the way.
 The usual winter rush has begun at the postoffice and the crowd at the opening hours of Sundays now ex- tends from each window for hundred feet or more out on the sidewalk.
 Jack Gibson, whose judgment in horsefiesh is acknowledged to be of the very best, has just purchased an es- pecially excellent colt, a 3-year-old, sired by Brignolia, the dam being by Black Prince.s
 The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church has resumed it's sessions, meet ing at the rectory every Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock The Altar Guild meets at the same place Satur- days at 2 p. m.
 Al Williams will in couple of days reopen his Annex lunch counter on Washington street The place has been handsomely painted and other wise fixed up and is now the neatest place of it's kind in the city.
 Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to Gabriel Borquez and Ger and Rebecca Pederson, both of Mesa City. The last named couple were united in marriage at Mesa yesterday afternoon.
 The Depot hotel, at the Phoenix terminus of the Santa Fe line, is now open for business. Thomas Gregory, the proprietor, is caterer of the best reputation and his long acquaintance with the travelling public assures him of good business.
 Gen. Clark Churchill has moved into his big house in Churchill addi- tion. It is the most commodious res idence in the territory, and numerous friends unite in wishing Gen. and Mrs. Churchill many years of happiness and prosperity in their new home.
 M. Rosenberg gave party to his friends Sunday night in honor of the christening of his young son, who but few weeks ago made his first bow to the world The occasion was one to be long remembered, for those who were fortunate enough in being present.
 The board of supervisors met in regular weekly session yesterday, but transacted no business outside of looking over the quarterly warrants presented by the various county off, cials This matter took up so much time that nothing else could be con- sidered.
 In the district court yesterday Judge Baker appointed Attorney J. M. Bur nett as referee in the long delayed case of M. H. Sherman against H. Ohnick It is in reference to proceed ings supplemental to judgment and in wolves an inquiry into the realty pos sessions of defendant.
 The theatrical season will com mence in Phoenix Thursday night by the appearance at the opera house of the Ollie Torbett Concert company. Miss Torbett is a granddaughter of Gen. Jos. P. Drake, of Mexican war