Arizona republican., 1895-01-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
The. River Rising Again Late Last
Night-In Justices
Courts.

Hubbard's.
A man who came up from the river
late last night said that the water had
commenced rising again.
The work OF the livestock sanitary
commission was finished yesterday. A
number of recommendations to the
legislature were agreed upon and will
be included in supplemental report to
the governor.
Simeon Waters, arrested on COM
plant of J. ]. Casey, for embez--
zling property, was tried yesterday
before Justice Kincaid and jury. He
was go ably defended by II. Q. Magne
and 7. D. Bennett that he was tri-
umphantly acquitted in just three min
utes after the close of the arguments.
The retail clerks of the city net at
the engine house hall last night to take
further action in the matter of O'Clock
closing The committee appointed to
interview proprietors on the subject
reported that it had been promised the
support of all the business men but
one.
Ii man has good hat on and his
shoes shined he cannot fail to present
fairly good appearance. In addition to
the bargains already offered at the
thirty days stock taking sale by the
AIkire company, is their full line of
mems hats. all marked down to close.
Dress Bingham only cents.
A committee of the Territorial Bar
association was appointed yesterday to
present the views of the ASSOCIATION to
the legislature on the subject of addi-
tional leois alton affecting legal pro-
cedure. The members are G. F. Aims
worth, Pierce Evans, VIM. Herring,
Webster Street and Frank Cox.
Tonight the public meeting under
the charge of the Good Templars will
be held in the Center street south
Methodist church and large audience
should be present to hear the addresses
by Gen. N E Collins and Rev. w. E
Vaughan. They are among the most
eioquen5 and entertaining speakers of
the city and are always listened to with
marked attention
Tn, attention of police court was con-
ra~tr~t'-i vNs+or9ay upon one solitary
Mexican charged tn getting drunk and
O. -.cer there was no evidence
In retu1as none was. required. Ii
man wants to get drunk in such weather
as this he can exercise his pleasure and
he can with perfect propriety go to sleep
and sleep till the sun shines again.
the Mexican was DISCHARGED.
At re annual meeting OF the stock
holders # the Mormon Girl mine held
folJ o1Ho
elected: Judge R. Stewart of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, was re elected pres1-
dent, z. E. Taylor of Tempe. Walter
Talbot, l. N Taylor of Phoenix and
E. P Mccormick of Cave Creek, were
eIActad IA directors of the company.
The mine is valuable property and is
making money for the owners.
DIR. futile is supposed to be more
extensively in the business of en-
conri giag the manufacture OF bicycles
than any other man in America. He
has owned two within year. The first
was stolen from him last spring and he
never heard OF it afterward notwith
stand the superstition that thief can
not steaI bicycle and get away with it
TIL other went the same way las
Wednesday night. He found it yester
day at Wilson's where it had beer
pawned.
The local Good Templar lodge ii
having quite boom in quiet way
Notwith sFanding the iDclement weathe
on last Monday night there were fou
limitations. Several other candidate
have oleo been elected and will join il
the gear future. Next Monday nigh
offic "a TOR she ensuing term will b
nominated. The public meetings whicI
the Phoenix lodge is giving are provini
interesting, The third of the serie
will be held in the Center stree
Methodist church tonight at 7:3
cello k.
Constable Sam Bayley raided a bar
belonging to P Minor near the depe
early this morning and captured fou
hobos who had turned it into chea
lodging house. The mere TACT ths
thew were using it for sleeping purpose
was not so serious as the fact that
has for a long time been similarl
tenanted to the scandal of the neigh
borhood. These four tenants wei
brought up before Justice Johnston
and were sentenced to penal seryitud
under the direction of the sheriff
offiea for the next fifteen DAYS.