Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-01-09
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Look Into Yesterdays News
kaleidoscope.
Decline in the Price of Game-The
Hudson Reservoir and Canal
Expedition.


Hudson Reservoir and Canal
Expedition.
Skates free at the rink tonight for
ladies.
Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Clay Leonard's oranges are bigger
and sweeter than any others.
Ninety per cent of the successful
Phoenix candidates in the late election
buy all their meat at the M. E. Hurley
market. e--
License to marry was issued yester.
day J. A. Coleman and Jean Colling-
wood of Mesa. The MARI age ceremony
was performed at the Lemon house late
in the afternoon by Judge Grouse.
Otto Waldeck of the Bank Exchange
was 81 years old yesterday and last
night he gave a supper at Coffee Al's
place to large number of his friends
in honor of the suspicious event.
The Ladies Benevolent society which
will hold its annual meeting today at
the opera house for the election of
officers, hopes the public, both male
and female, will attend in large num-
aers.
W. E. Thorne, of Kansas City and a
prominent mine owner in the Harqua
Halas was recently brought in from
Harrisburg suffering from a fractured
leg received from kick by horse. An
operation was performed upon the
injured mem Der.
A beneficial institution known as a
butter milk foundry has been opened
in the rear OF Gardeners block and the
beer trade in that particular locality
has perceptibly diminished. Patrons
of the new Institution are increasing
in avoirdupois in the same ratio.
The Odd Fellows of Mesa will hold a
public installation of officers next Sat-
urday night. The ceremonies will be
followed by banquet which will be at
tended also by the wives and sweet
hearts of member of the order, The
festivities will be concluded by grand
ball.
There were two cases in police court
yesterday. One subject was Jake
Myers whose appearance on various
charges has been so frequent rs to be-
come wearisome. He was sentenced to
fifteen days. The other was Henry
Wilcox, Myers partner. a victim of
circumstances. He was dismissed on a
to leave town and STAY
away.
The board of supervisors yesterday
appointed John E. Boyd Jail guard.
This official is commonly described as
a deputy sheriff and the appointments
are usually made by the sheriff who in
this case referred the applications to
the board of supervisors under a law
passed by the Seventeenth legislature.
Mr.. Boyd has been for several years
connected with the Office of the county
recorder and has a record as faithful
and efficient officer.
At the request of ex-Deputy Sheriff
Frank Prothero, the movement to take
up su description in appreciation of the
services of himself, Billy Moore and
William Kellogg, the captors OF Price
and Young, has been abandoned. Mr..
Prothero says they were only doing
their duty as officers and were paid to
40 it. The citizens however think there
should be some public manifestation
and arrangements are being made to re-
produce the drama, Through the
hlnes," for their benefit.
The Hudson Reservoir and Canal COM
pany will send out today long process
sion of teams and small army of men
to its works at the head of the valley. |
One party will proceed to the site of
the diversion dam and the other will |
60 to Globe, thence across into Tonic |
Basin. The outfit took out yesterday
| 200 pounds of -four from Kellner's
store and other supplies of all kinds |
among which was $500 worth of harness
by ]. A. Plattner. The party
to Globe will fit out with sup
plies from Kellner's store there.
Within the last two deys there has
been decided bear movement in wild
iucks and other feathered game.
Ducks, canvasb back, mallard or teal
which readily brought fifty cents a
,race in the market last Saturday, went
Begging yesterday at two bits. This
lecline in price is not the result of any
ecent change in relation between de-
nand and supply. 1t comes from ap-
and confidence that the
market will be overstocked in day or
wo. DIR. Kirkwood, DR.. Hardy,
jharlie Kimball and J. B. Rising have
one down the ella on another ex-
petition.
Robert Williams the coiored burglar