Arizona republican., 1895-08-11

Phoenix, Ariz., for two years past, is building sesidence at Sixteenth and L.. E. E. Patton, the groceryman, yester- day announced to his friends that a nine.pound boy with vigorous lung power had made an arrival at his home.
 Roadmaster Porter of the M. P. rail. road will put force of men to work to- morrow to tear up the mile and half of abandoned track this side of the bridge at Tempe.
 | D. T. Rem berg, the successor to Aug. Wodickie grocery store at 311, Wash. ingeon street, effers especial induce ments to cash customers. MT. Rem berg is generous seller, close buyer, and can make any sale satisfactory.
 Enthusiasm in base ball matters has been revived in Phoenix and in order to organize strong club meeting will be held at the park this morning by all interested in the matter for the selec- tion of the best material to make a good team.
 A difference of opinion yesterday evening between two men in front of the Bee Hive led to blows being ex- changed. Bystanders lnterferred and what might have been nice fight was abruptly ended. The honors were about even.
 A slight error was made yesterday in THE REPUBLICAN in the statement that no more second grade certificates for teachers would be issued. It was meant to say that no more second-grade certificates would be renewed, unless by application to the school board.
 An alarm of fire last night succeeded in turning out the fire department. The blaze was nothing more serious than the burning of brush heap near the Pres byterian church. As the fire boys did not feel like wasting their energy on brush fire they let it burn up.
 Dr. Hughes last evening received call from Mesa to hurry at once as a boy named Peterson, aged years old yesterday, was in 8 precarious condi- tion the result of being badly injured by the explosion of boiler. The news was very meager, and it could not be ascertained just how the accident oc- cured.
 The Riats made It's fourth appear ance yesterday. The publication is replete throughout with brilliant sketches and sparkling wltticisms from the pen of it's talented editor. The Tonto Basin Howler is one of the humorous features that takes we'll The Riata is i'm mproving with each issue and is here to stay.
 Lieut. Col. W. H. Lawton, inspector general of the United States army for Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Ar kansas, was in the city Friday on a tour ofIns spection. Col. Lowton stands high iI the estimation of old time Ar1- zonans, for he has seen active service Tn 1 the field in this country in the many campaigns against Geronimo and his band of warriors.
 A happy wedding was consummated Friday night in Tempe. Roy Root, 8 young man who has lived in the butte city almost from childhood, led to the altar of Hymen Miss Jane s. Perkins. Rev. Fred Sheldon performed the cere- mony after which the young married couple repaired to the Reciprocity hotel where they were ser enaded.
 Several weeks since jeweler on Gen. ter street, one Victor Juyeau, was cut ting an emerald when it, slipped from the instruments and struck the ball of his eye. He suffered horribly day and night and at last had to submit to an operation yesterday by Dr. Stroud who reports the patient as doing splen. didly and in short while will be him. self again, minus the eye.
 Recorder Jobs yesterday afternoon adjusted his official spectacles in o: der to get good view of Francisco Berdugo who was brought before him to answer to the charge of using vile and offensive language to the wife of one Ignacio Cueves, in the presence of witnesses. Berdugo was found guilty and was given the rriyilege of paying $5 or go- ing below. He went downstairs.
 Deputy Sheriff Munds returned yes terday from Tucson after a fruitless search for the man Monge who blowed the top Of the head of Mexican at Pla- cinitas last Sunday. He has been on the trail of the murderer almost night and day since the shooting and ex- presses an opinion that the man is safe across the border along with the broth CTS of the fugitive who facilitated his escape from this city by mounting him on horse and going with him as an escort.
 John Henry was recently released from the city jail. He left the place where he obtained such good grub with great regret and cogitated with himself as to the best means of returning. He hit upon plan and immediately car. ried it into execution by getting up. roariouslv drunk and falling asleep. An accommodating officer escorted him to jail. Recorder Jobs yesterday held a seance with him and the outcome was that Henry will be the guest of the city for the next five days.
 Dr: Jessop is lucky m an, so lucky