Arizona republican., 1898-05-14
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Smoll Paragraphs of Gen.
 erol Local Interest.
News of Phoenix and Tributary Re- zion. The DOingS of People and Other Matters.

License to marry was issued yester-
 day to Pablo s. Colo and Antonio F. Alvarez.
 Governor McCord yesterday received
 a photograph of himself and staff taken at the time of their visit to No
 gales last February.
 The board of supervisors has given N. M. Broadway permission to take a ditch out of the Jenkins ditch at it's intersection with the Broadway canal. The commencement exercises of the Tempe public schools were held last night. The presentation of diplomas was made by County Superintendent Grouse.
 H. H. Hedgpeth was yesterday given permission by the board of supervis- CTS to assign his lease to swA, seq swA, sec 16, tp n, r e, school land. to F. w. Dom.
 District court found itself without any business on its hands yesterday. The case of Briggs vs. w. K. James. which had been set for trial, was dis missed at the cost of the plaintiff. As today is law day, the trial jury was 
 Yavapai county will be able to offer to residents of PhoenIx an excellent pleasure resort this year at Iron Mountain springs, on the summit nine miles this side of Prescott. The alti- tude is 5000 feet. the surrounding scenery ideal, and there is an abun- dant supply of water It would be delightful place for Phoenix families to spend the midsummer weeks. The S. F. P. & P. would probably offer a rate which would enable husbands to spend Sundays there with their fam lilies.
 John Fogleson of GiIa Bend was brought to the county jail yesterday morning. having been held to the grand jury on charge of assault with intent to commit murder Fogleson's trouble grew out of a quarrel with a tenant on his mothers ranch near Gila Bend. He sought to impress the tenant by pulling a gun on him. The surroundings of the county jail are not altogether unfamiliar to MT. Fogleson. .He was brought up on No vember 19, 1S96 on charge of horse stealing, but was subsequently re ItdS6Q Dy the grand Jury-
 The s. F. P. & P. will today ship fourteen cars of cattle from Glendale to New Mexico, and next Thursday will ship ten double-decked cars Of sheep from that point and seven cars from Phoenix. In addition to the above they have contracted for the movament of some eighty cars of cat tie between now and June 1. Live stock Agent Behan says there is little movement of stock in the northern part of the territory, as few sales have been made owing to the war scare, and all the shipping that is being done is to the pastures of this valley.
 An extensive system of piping for ammonia street line refrigeration is now being laid by Copeland & Mccall lum from their plant on North Sec onn street, which is an extension of the line they have had in successful operation here for the last two years. They have a franchise from the city to operate this system of refrigeTa- tion. At present they will supply the large cold storage rooms of Thal- heimer, Tribolet, Hurley, Melczer and others. This system has been in sue cessful operation in St. Louis for number of years.
 Captain J. A. Baldwin, who was re- quested by Quartermaster Smith at St. Louis to send him several aparejo packers, is receiving many applica- tions, but so far none from men who understand this particular and compli- cated style of packing. There is mighty difference between the intricate aparejo and the simple sawbuck which fits the burro. One who has not been brought up to aparejo pack ing can no more make hand at 1t than he could fill a Hebrew professor ship without having learned the He brew language. Most Arizona pack CTS education has stopped short Of the aparejo.
 The sale of the capitol building bonds which it was expected would be concluded yesterday, has been de- layed until next Monday, to which time the capitol site commission ad- journed yesterday afternoon. Farson, Leach & Go. of Chicago, one of the bidders, through their representative, Col. William Christy, yesterday de- posted a certified check for $5,000, per cent of the amount bid. Word was received from Charles R. Mayer. the Columbus, O., banker, that his check for a similar amount was on the way and it will probably be here by the time the commission meets again. The commission is being guided largely by the terms of the bid those most favorable to the terri tory and which at the same time give assurance that the negotiations will not be attended by unexpected hitches.
 Gregorio Artiego. a Spaniard living at Morenci, is in fear of death at the hands of over patriotic Mexicans who want to prove their devotion to the country of their adoption by the sac riffce of Artiego. He wrote to the Mexican consul, Navarro, of the peril in which he stood, and the consul laid the matter before Governor McCord.