Arizona republican., 1897-11-14

Other Matters.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to Francisco Moline and Ramona Ballestero.
 On account of the illness of Sonora Gallardo, the Manzo-Gallardo concert has been postponed.
 Mir w. J. Murphy, who recently ar rived from Chicago, announces that hereafter Phoenix will be his perma- nent residence.
 A. Halwick, a degenerate, of whom little is known in Phoenix, was ar rested yesterday afternoon on a charge of gross misdemearor
 Rebecca Wall and Elloisa Sarzuetta, living on Monroe shreet,. between First and Second streets, were arrested yes- terday for violating the 400-yard limit law.
 The Ladies' Circle, w. o. w., will shon1t musical programme, in the later.
 Governor McCord, ex-Governor Mur- phy, Attorney-General Frazier, R. N. F'redericks of Prescott and other re turning Masons from Phoenix and Prescott arrived in the city yesterday morning.
 John Chapins who owns a farm un- der the Arizona canal, brought to the chamber of commerce yesterday a sample of sweet potatoes. The pro- duct of a single vine. weighs thirty four pounds.
 The Phoenix Base Ball club is pre- pairing for reconstruction. Manager Mccarthy has for some time been in correspondence with "Old Hoss Chiles,' who writes that he has se- cured two other players of equal merit and that all will be in Phoenix shortly.
 There is on exhibition at the office. of the Evans Loan and Investment company a sample of wheat harvested by Pima Indians in 1887. It was brought to town yesterday by Hon. c. R. flakes. The wheat Is hard and firm. There is no region in the United States outside of Arizona in which the grain could have been so preserved for ten years.
 Biron Mitchell, the young man lately shot at Tempe, was slightly better yesterday afternoon. He had lost ground during the night before and the physicians were alarmed. Tn the morning, though, he began to recover again and grew strOr ger than he had been before. His physicians believe that he will be able to attend the pre- 1ininary examination of Conductor Butler next Tuesday.
 The civil calendar will be called in district court tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and all attorneys interested are requested to be present. The call ing of the calendar will be preceded by the ceremony of administering the oath of office to Chief Justice Street and addresses by members of the bar. The demonstration will be the most marked that has ever attended the induction of a judge of this distr.cs into office.
 President N K. Masten of the Mari copa & Phoenix railroad will make an inspection trip to the Gila river bridge and Maricopa by special train this morning. Members of his party will be his daughter, Miss Alice Mas L. H. Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. Tweed
 
 gard. The party will remain four hours at Maricopa, where. lunch will be served.
 David Terry, implicated in the death of Andy Grant, tihe hobo, at Mesa, was given preliminary examination be- fore Justice Johnstone yesterday He was held to the grand jury in the sum of $500. His fther guaranteed his presence and he was released. The mother and sister of Riggs, also held to the grand jury for the same crime visited him at the county jail yester- day. Neither he nor Steele and Daily seem to have yet comprehended the seriousness of their situation. A Mexican near the M & P. depot is living at the point of death from a | fright received a few nights ago. He saw a ghost, or thought he did, which | is the same thing. Sfnei of his neigh bors saw it, but though they were less | nervous than he, they were badly scared and terror was prevalent in the neighborhood On Friday might the l residents of that community deter | mined to ''lay'' the ghost or move oui of the neighbcrihood. The next time l it appeared they surrounded and cap ] tured it. 1t turned out to be goat | a part of the property of a Mexican | circus. The proprietor had attached g tall upright stick to each horn ani made them the framework for a sheef which gave the apparit;on its ghostly appearance. The sick Mexican knows this, but his ailmeIt has passed from the mental to the physical stage an6 doctors are doub sl of the result.
 Dr. T. J. J. See of the university CT Berlin, who gives a lecture in the M E. church on Monday night, arrived this morning and is the guest Of Pro fessor J. c. Wasson of the high school The doctor has been pronounced ont of the leaders among scientists, ant as having thrown more light upoI cosmogony than all others combined l The university of Berlin has conferred upon him it's highest degrees, and pro