Arizona republican., 1895-12-28


 mitted recently in this city. Suspicion falls on two well dressed Mexicans, strangers in this city, and it is said that they attempted to sell some jew elry that is supposed to have been stolen.
 MT Kilroy has virtually closed an arrangement by which Moves, Norman & Co.,, of Missouri, will open a large distributing jobbing house in Phoenix. Among others, shoes, hats, caps and gents furnishing goods will be car ried. This house represents three of the largest manufacturing and job ping concerns in the west
 Henry Cody, the boiler maker who attempted to disfgure Officer Frank McClintock on Wednesday, will have hjs trial Monday before Justice Morris. Cody made his brags that he cleaned out the police force in Nogales and would do the same in Phoenix He might have done so, but he will have to wait now until he gets out of jail before tackling the balance of them.
 Dr. Philip returned lately with his wife from California, states that wherever he went in the golden state he found the strongest interest in lAri- Zona and especially in the agricultural region of the Salt River valley The charms of the climate of Phoenix are widely known and appreciated and many are the Californians who ex- pressed an intention of visiting this city during the winter.
 Next Monday the private school of Mrs. Helen Bury, on Third street, will reopen after the holiday recess. With the younger element and their parents Mrs. Bury ever is most popular and her school is ever well attended.
 Preparations are being made to make the New Years football game the great event of a lively sporting sea- son. Prescott is reported to have a team of lively players.
 The Phoenix football team will en- gage in practice game with the In dian team this afternoon at 2;30 at promises to be an interesting one inas- much as the Indians are playing very superior game of late and it would not be surprising if they should drag the Phoenix colors in the dust. The bus will leave The Globe at 2 o'clock sharp and all payers should be there at that time
 District Attorney Wiley E. Jones of Graham county spent yesterday in Tempe and returned last night to his post with full depositions relative to the murder of Green near Tempe in '91. He returns with Greens skull and the effects found upon the body of the dead man by the coroner, and now is assured of victory in the suit he is bringing for the recovery by the widow of the property fraudulently secured from her husbands estate
 Tempe is now an incorporated city with a common council and a paid city marshal. Every case of arrest, however brought about by the city where conviction follows, the crimi- nal is incarcerated in the county jail and the county pays the burden. Yes terday a vagrant was sent down from that city to serve fifteen days in the county jail for no other reason than that he was a hobo. Why cannot the butte city take care of their own trans gressors of municipal laws?
 The saying in Arizona that the Pres colt people know how to entertain visitors to their mountain city, was certainly verified by the way in which they received and entertained the visiting teachers who went to attend the joint county and territorial insti- tute. From the time they arrived in the city, they became the especial charge of her citizens. Special notice might be made of the knightly way in which Superintendent Hicks cared for the many charming young school marms.
 The two Chinamen who were ar rested in October last for smoking opium were yesterday morning brought up for trial in the recorders court Judgment had been suspended in their case on condition that the Chinese would refrain from smoking. They, however, failed to keep their contract and the two Chinese were yes terday again placed under arrest. They were found guilty and fined $25 each. Cox & Willis, attorneys for the defendants, gave notice of appeal to the district court.
 The school children's Christmas Examiner arrived yesterday. In it Phoenix was we'll represented in sev- eral contributions of decided interest from the pen of Lloyd Damron of the High school, who for the 24th was the local correspondent of the great daily. | The makeup of the paper was a curi- osity No two heads were alike and every font of display type in the office had been very apparently used in their compilation. But the issue is inter- esting even though it's 'legitimate' news is below par.