Arizona republican., 1897-12-05

 and John Doe for assault with intent to commit murder, were taken to Yuma last night.
 Announcement is made of the early | marriage of a Phoenix newspaper re- porter to aI Colorado lady. The name of the adventurous persCn is tempo rarily withheld.
 MT. J. A. Kurtz's new brick resi- denca of modern design at the corner of Ninth avenue and Adams street, was finished yesterday. He will move into it tomorrow.
 If you are young man, at home or far from home and wish to consider how to get ready for Christmas. hear the prelude to the pastors SC mon at the Baptist church this evening. The second of the cabinet meetings of the heads of the different territorial departments was held at the execu- tive chambers yesterday Matters of only general interest were discussed.
 The second monthly entertainment of the season will be given by the Woodmen of the World at their hall next Thursday night. Members of the order and lady friends only can participate.
 A teacher at the Indian school yes terday lost purse containing $1Chand a government check. She lost it somewhere between town and the school, returning to the school by way of Center street.
 Territorial Treasurer Johnstone yes terday entertained Governor McCord, Chief Justice Street, Attorney-Genera Frazier and Messrs. J. A. Kurtz and Thomas E. Flarnigan at lunch at Dowsings grill room.
 Section Phoenix socialist labor party has removed to Redewill's hall, where they will discuss questions on sociol- Ogy at o'clock p. m. every Sunday. The public is cordially invited to a. tend and participate in the discussion.
 A statistician has discovered that there is a great deal of irregular and unclassified religion, though none the less genuine, in Phoenix. In addition to the regularly constituted churches services are held on the streets every Sunday by six organizations.
 The Alerts of Phoenix and the Tempe base ball club will play at the Park this afternoon at o'clock The Alert is an eclectic club chosen from 
 they have been trying in vain to get a game with one of the various Phoenix aggregations.
 Col. Jerry Millay took second money in a struggle with a wheel yesterday. He was thrown, falling upon his knse harder than upon any other one spo-, but he IS sore all over and filled with wonder at the complex mechanism of oh 1,i Ofy,if- I muscles and other things sus- ceptible of wrenches and contusions.
 Yesterday was what is known as pension day in the office of the clerk of the district court and it was a busy season. Papers of pensioners are snb- mitted four tiHles a year for certifca tion. Yesterday was buster day, for the reason that beside local pension CTS, SO many from the county happen to be spending the winter dn Phoenix On next Tuesday night the Good Templars of this city will hold the second of series of public meetings in the Baptist church. A good pro gramme has been arranged and MT. Van Dorn will address the meeting on 1.-Two Demons The music will all be first-class and the Good Templars hope to see the church well filled. There is a gentleman now iii Phoenix l to whom the rise in wheat last sum | mer and fall meant something He is MT. R. s. Tyler of Fargo, N. D.. who, with his wife, arrived at the Hotel Adams last Friday. MT. Tyler | is the owner of a small tract of ground 1 of 50,000 acres i'm North Dakota and he happened to ihave it all in wheat. All happenings were in MT. Tyler's I favor.r He had great yield and the price was equally satisfactory. Recorder Jobs is engaged In he coinage of new word descriptive of a new object. He thinks he will call it 'hoboeSs," and apply it to a wo- man who says her name is Mrs. A. E.. Davis. She was arrested early yes terday morning for begging on the streets. She has been living at AL hambra, but her field of operations | there was somewhat circumscribed. She solicits small sums, her impor- | tunitieS seldom rising above a dime The money is Immediately spent for beer. She says in excuse that her mind is weak and that alcoholic drinks are supplemental.
 The city of Phoenix has been dragged into court. It has been made garnishee in suit brought by Phoe-
 nix Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythfas against D. A. Smith, the late treasurer of the order. Smith took a contract
 to paint the city hydrants and at the time of his departure he had only put
 the first of two coats on each. The
 lodge has gone into the painting bus mess and is engaged in finishing the
 contract. The suit against Smith was