Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-12
news TN 4 NUTSHELL.
Happenings of Streets
and Town.
Epitome of the City'S Local
Intelligence.
The Doings of Day In Phoenix and
Its Tributary
Region.

Undelivered kilograms are at the
Santa Fe railroad office for E. ]. Becker
and ]. J. Evans.
The hanson Literary society will to-
night give at the college a literary en-
tertainment to which everybody is cor
daily invited.
Mrs Jane Christy of Osceola, Iowa,
arrived in Phoenix Sunday morning,
accompanied by her son, o. H. Christy.
She will spend the winter here with
her sons.
The board of supervisors met in reg
ular session yesterday. The day was
devoted to the auditing Of county bills.
They have not yet decided on suit
able site for poor farm.
Important correspondence is now 60
ing on by telegraph which may result
in the mail being routed over the north
and south road. This is move that
everybody is anxiously awaiting.
Juan Angie, the one-armed Indian
who was arrested for horse stealing
several days ago, was yesterday ex-
amined by Justice tombstone and
bound over to the grand jury.
Vic Hanny, manager of the Phoenix
Football association, spent Sunday and
Monday at Prescott and has arranged
for a game at Prescott Thanksgiving
day and return game in Phoenix
Christmas.
Santos Quijada, the Mexican who
was shot by negro Isaac Mack Pinion
Thursday night, is now so far i'm
proved as to fbe able to be around.
Pinion has been bound over to the
grand jury.
The train that arrived Sunday night
from the north was crowded with pas
sengers. They enjoyed the scenery en-
route very much, but thought that the
time might have been lessened by
couple of hours on the road.
Messrs B. Ford, E. o. Kennedy and
James Monihon yesterday left for the
White Tank mountains where they
recently made the discovery of a val
liable copper lode. They will make
extensive developments on the claim.
One somnolent inebriate of Mexican
lineage was introduced to the recorder
yesterday. The introduction cost him
the sum of S., but he took his fine out
in days. A boxcar tourist, caught
sleeping in barn, was given ten days
on the chain gang.
Geo. W. Johnson and Mrs. Eva Wal
lace were united in marriage Sunday
afternoon by Probate Judge Grouse
Both the contracting parties are among
the best known and most popular
young colored people in Phoenix. The
couple will at once go to housekeeping.
Ben Goldman and J. B. Mullen have
each lost a carload of cattle through
the failure of the firm of Wright &
Mead of Los Angeles. The cattle were
consigned to the firm and arrived in
Los Angeles one day before the crash
and were Immediately attached by the
creditors of the firm.
Passengers who desire to catch the
Sunset Limited of the Southern Pa
cifc going west should leave Phoenix
on the Tuesday and Friday evening
trains of the Maricopa & Phoenix; to
catch the eastbound flyers, departure
from Phoenix should be on the even
ings of Sunday and Wednesday,
Mong Keen is now in the Celestial
kingdom, having died Sunday night at
the age of 35 years. The Chinaman
was without funds, but the Chinese
will not permit one of their race to be
buried at public expense. So a col
lection was taken up amongst the Chi
nese population and Keen was given
a very respectable funeral yesterday
afternoon.
"A pleasant dinner party was given
Sunday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Gillam's fiftieth year wedding day.
About forty friends were present
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Watson,
Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Chalke, Mrs. Rich
ards, Mr. Kaler, MIR. Young, Miss Kaler.
Mr.. Steel, Miss Putnam, Mr.. Bennett,
Miss Danley and many others.