Arizona republican., 1895-02-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Brief Record of Yesterdays
 Events.
The New Jail Is Einished-Railroad Track at New River
 Other News.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 John Daly and Andros Garcia were fined $2 each in police court yesterday for drunkenness and they paid it.
 The ball at Gardiner hall given by the Young Mems Social club, last night, was attended by large number of people. t5&&
 J. N. Zeigenfuss has on exhibition at ais music store n ola made by the Apache Indians. It differs from the ones made by the Indians around here, in that the material is reeds and coy. cred with mesquite gum.
 Ia district court yesterday all the Daggs cases were continued to March II. The case of the Tempe Land and Improvement company against Daggs Bros, was dismissed without prejudice at the cost of the plaintiff.
 Daniel F. Carroll and Agnes Seymore were issued license to marry late on St, Valentines eve. No time was lost between the license and the ceremony Grouse. Sheriff Orme lent his presence as witness.
 Miss Grace Walker will give a song recital at the opera house next Wednes- day evening. Though Miss Walker has resided in the city for nearly year and has won profuss expressions of praise as a teacher, this will be he first ap- pearance before Phoenix audience.
 The track of the north and south road reached New River yesterday and will probably be laid across it toiav, as it is suppos d that the bridge has been completed. One grading camp is now esta blished in Capitol addition. Re- pairs on the grade at this end havs been almost completed.
 Yesterday afternoon while Joe Gasser and Eva St. Claire were driving down Washington street, the horse be- came frightened and ran away throwing the occupants of the cart out. The woman was picked up and carried into Thibodo's drug store, but was found to be more frightened than hurt. The The horse and cart were stopped a half block down Washington street.
 City Attorney Israel is very sick man. The i'm provemens noted in his condition on Thursday afternoon did not continue yesterday as steadily as WAS expected, though all danger from congestion of the brain has passed away. He was not unconscious or ir- rational at any time. His physician Dr. Purman, is hopeful of his recovery which is, however, not assured.
 The 4. J. Daggs contempt case came up in supreme court yesterday morn- ing. Mir. Daggs was represented by Col. E. J. Edwards. The apology of the offending lawyer was accepted by the court and he was permitted to with draw the objectionable petition which had pgecipitated the proceedings. Or ders were entered in several other cases but no decisions were handed down.
 Contractor Amerault yesterday com, D ated the new jail and 1t will be thrown open for inspection by ladies and children today between the hours of l and o'clock. It is not intended to make the visit an object lesson to the women and children, but to reassure them that when lawless and dangerous characters ale once inside they will the community.
 As County Recorder Sears was yes, terday looking in an official way over an instrument just brought in, a deed to certain property in Central place, he saw name which made him look 8 second time. It.was Fred c. Swift, J notary public in and for the county oi Barnstable in the commonwealth oi Massachusetts. He and Mr. Swift had been schoulmates years ago in the almost forgotten county of Barnstable
 c. H. Rom came in yesterday from Cave Creek and brings the report of g very serious accident to man who's name he could not learn. The man was out about two miles from Cave Creek and on mounting his horse hi: six shooter dropped out of his pocket and on striking the ground the gun WAS discharged. The ball struck him in the hip. Being unable to mount and could not walk, he crawled the two miles tc Cave Creek on his hands and kneet where a doctor was sent for, and the wound was dressed.
 Bell Longstreet, Mrs. D. Calum bet and Alice and lone Preston, who hat been arrested for jumping the reserv stion, were before Recorder Schwartz yesterday. They fought the accusation