Arizona republican., 1895-03-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
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The Turney Habeas:Corpus Proceed ings-The Mayor in Scuffle-
 The Loan Commission.
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 The Loan Commission.
 Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 A notarial commission was issued yesterday to B. J. Quinn of Harqua Hala.
 "We treated our visitors white," said a facetious gentleman yesterday speak ing of the baptism of flour the night before.
 Sixteen cases of straw hats were re. ceived yesterday by Green, the halter. The weight of the cases was 1900 pounds.
 Andrew Bertramsen, a printer, left yesterday morning for his home at AL bert Lea, Minn., having just received a telegram that his mother was dying.
 Mrs. T. F. Hafner was passenger for Los Angeles last night. She will be joined by her husband soon and they will make their future home in that city.
 B. Heyman has on exhibition in his show windows some very fine pictures of the Consolidated canal. One Of them shows the big steam dredge at work.
 Horace Slater expects to go for rec ords at the park next Sunday. He will try.and lower the time made at Tucson last by Graves. which was :O7 for half mile flying start.
 M.J. Rice, a reporter of the Gazette, and Mayor Monihon engaged in phy-- sical debate on South Center street about noon yesterday. There had been a misunderstanding about the management of the late celebration.
 Governor Hughes some months ago began the collection of portraits of the governors Of Arizona. Yesterday he received photograph of Governor Good win, the first executive of the ter ritory. The photograph was sent by the governors son, who resides at Tacoma.
 In the report of the bicycle races at the park on Wednesday, W. E. Vaughan is mentioned as one of the riders. It should have been U. V. Vaughan in justice both to the wheel man and to Rev. w. E. Vaughan, pre- siding elder of the M. E. church, South, for this district, who is not bicyclist.
 On Saturday night at 8:30 there will be a 6 unique balloon ascension at Phe- nix park. The ascension will be made by Miss Hazel Reyes and will be at tended by display of fireworks. This is aeron aut, and practised by only one other member of the aerial craft.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Mildred Eager and husband to s. R. Andrews, I00x149 feet in nv cor lot 6, block 2, Dennis addition; s. R. An drews and wife to Mildred Eager l00x149 feet.in ne corner same lot and block; James McMillan to W. D. Full wiler. e1s swM and nw4 sw1s sec. 23 twp 3nrle.
 Another injunction suit in the matter of the payment of warrants issued by the late loan commission was filed in l district court yesterday by ex-Attornev | General Francis J. Heney vs. P. J. l Cole, territorial treasurer, and Thomas Hughes, ex- territorial auditor. Ap- plication is made for temporary h. junction against the payment of cer tain warrants pending the hearing of tuO dppiiCAbtOH lOi O pCl hohOub lO- straining order.
 After the carnival had subsided on | Wednesday night 8 brigade of young | men who believed that enough damage had not been done made tour of the town. They visited the Chinese quarter and kicked in every door along the street. They proceeded thence to Block fl and began the demolition of doors. Marshal Mollov arrested several of them but was compelled to turn them all loose but one whom he caught in the act. He's been kicking against l the iail door since. The habeas corpus matter oi o. A. Turney will be heard before Judge 1 Baker this afternoon. The defense l claims as has been stated, that the ar rest of the applicant under city ordi- nance against carrying concealed | weapons was illegal for the reason that | this offense or act was not specified Tn | the charter as one against which the city could legisate. Should this view | be sustained an attempt will probably | be made at the present session of the | legislature to amend the charter so as to cover the alleged defect.
 At McKelligon's you can get the finest l handmade Sour Mash, Bourbon and rye whiskies. No. 21,