Arizona republican., 1895-02-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
The Loan Commission Warrant In
g junction Suit Filed.-Other
Incidents.

tnClQ0nCS.
Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Three carloads of stock went out on
last nights train for Purdy, of Los An
geies.
The grand lodge l. o. G. T. will con-
vene in Phoenix today and will be in
session three days.
There is deathtrap in University
addition. 1t is an abandoned and open
we'll about twenty feet deep. There is
no enclosure about it.
Roy III. the twenty-month- babe
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Marlar was
buried yesterday by W. II. Smith from
the residence of the parents.
E. NJ. Hentz charged with vagrancy
whose case was continued in the police
court until yesterday was convicted and
sentenced to fifteen days on the chain
gang.
Frank Hannah has accepted re-
sponsible position with the Missouri
Kansas & Texas nursery company. He
will leave tomorrow night for Kansas
City to begin work.
Jose Maria Rodriguez. a refugee from
the chain gang, was before Justice
tombstone yesterday charged with jail
breaking. He got sixty days, double
the original sentence.
Tomorrow hight Attorney ]. T..
Moriarty will deliver lecture at the
Presbyterian church under the auspices
of the Y. NJ, c. A. The subject of the
lecture will be 'The Sabbath Day."
The prizes to be given at the atheletic
contest on Washington's birthday are
on exhibition at Green, The Hatter's
store. Some very nice purses will be
awarded to the lucky ones on Feb. %.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Wash
ington street NJ. E. church will give
dinner on Wednesday, March Is. On
Mar. IA they will open their "fair" of
fancy articles. Place to be announced
later.
E. F. Kellner entertained Councilman
B. A. Packard, E. ]. Bsbbitt. M. ].
Nugent, Assem- blymen Hinton, Barnes,
Chief Clerk Hoff and B. A. Fickas at his
residence on South Third street last
evening.
G. W. Mills of Glendale, was in the
city Yesterday afternoon and reported
that the construction train pulled into
Glendale yesterday morning. The
steel will be laid to the city limits in
side of six days.
James Griffin has made arrangements
with Rambler Agent Speir to take
charge of their agency here. Mr.. Speir
with Mr.. Griffin's assistance has sold
several wheels in the last week. They
ordered four more wheels yesterday.
Willie Andrews, whom everybody
knew and loved, died last night of an
abscess of the stomach, at the residence
of Mrs. T. ]. Trask. He was 10 years of
age and had been suffering for several
years. The funeral has not been an
nounced.
In an account of the reception at the
asylum Tuesday night there was an un-
intentional omission of mention of two
OF the most interesting features of the
evening, the elocutionarv performance
of Miss Woodbridge and the singing of
Mr.. Deity.
Hon. J. E. Cocker returned last even
ing from an inspection tour of the
Hum bug mining. district. He will
JdUlN lCafC-lOI III q lew
days to make final arrangements with
his company in regard to the purchase
of machinery.
Adolph Brummell the thirteen. year.
old boy recently sent to the county
Jail for 1870 days by Tempe justice of
the peace was released yesterday on a
writ OF habeas corpus. Application was
made by Attorney Moriarty and was
based on defect in the commitment.
The suit prepared by ex-Attorney-
General Heney to test the validity OF
certain loan commission warrants
and concerning which THE Re
PUBLICAN recently published an
extended interview, was filed yes
terday. It is brought in the name OF
Chas. F. Hoff vs.. P.J. Cole, territorial
treasurer, to restrain the payment OF
warrants described. Application is
made for an injunction. The hearing
was set by Judge Baker for Feb. 25.
Rev. DR.. Kay of Tawas, Mich lately
arrived in the city in the interest o.
residents of Michigan and friends in
Scotland who are DESTROYS of finding
homes in the west. DR.. Kay is an ex
tensive traveller and he says that he has
never found a country SO alluring as
the Salt River valley. He thinks he
wi i'll raturn and take nm a Oarmanent