Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

o l Other Matters.
 The city school teachers got their warrants yesterday. Supervisor Joe Monihon is shipping fat cattle.
 Wade Brothers of Glendale filed their bond for slaughtering, yesterday.
 Jerry Millay's family residence has been leased for the winter by eastern parties.
 Patrick Kelly has been arrested on suspicion of hitting Frank Quinn on the head.
 In the divorce case of Meeker against Meeker the district court yesterday or dered the clerk to take testimony.
 B. F. Porter became superintendent of the Maricopa & Phoenix & Salt River Valley railroad yesterday.
 Fifteen local Odd Fellows went to Mesa last evening to assist at the in- stallation of the Mesa lodge officsrs-
 Thirteen cars of cattle went out from Tempe and Mesa yesterday bound for Los Angeles. for Patterson & Reed.
 The First Baptist church of Tempe was granted an order to sell real es- tate, by the district court yesterday.
 Sickness has prevailed during the past week in the family of Rev. A. B. Penick, rector of the Episcopal church
 The probate court made an order yesterday confirming the sale of cer- tain real estate in the o. l.. Gibbs es- tate.
 In the estate of Bernard Raden let ters of administration were granted yesterday to the widow, Sarah A. Radell
 Lateness of the Maricopa train yes terday was due to corresponding late ness of the Southern Pacific west bound.
 Emil Kleinwort, the Albuquerque butcher, is in the valley making roundup of fine beef for the Duke city market.
 The Grand avenue route to Alham- bra is more than ankle thick with a fine thing in adobe. Grand avenue is going to be graveled-some day.
 Professor Heymann will have his regular social hop on Wednesday next. He is also making preparations for 2 prize masquerade ball on February 2.
 R. Wilson, the secondhand dealer who figured in the Isom Ayers case, will be tried Monday on charge of carrying on a pawn shop without a license.
 The case of the Valley bank against Thomas Parish, ex-territorial treas urer, was dismissed from the district court yesterday, at the cost of the plaintiff.
 Judge Sloan's decision in the case of Major T. c. Jordan versus Maricopa county, was not rendered yesterday as expected, Judge Sloan not appearing in court.
 Probate Judge Grouse yesterday au- thorized the administrator of the David A. Spratt estate, Charles Wise, to sell certain water shares in the Utah ditch
 The chain gang lost two prisoners yesterday, who walked off from their work on the street while no one was supposed to be looking. They never will be missed.
 The rear end of the adobe wash house on Second street opposite the city hall melted under the stress of the recent rainfall and fell with a crash, luckily hurting nobody.
 Chief Davis of the fire department has issued a notice to all firemen that the alarm system is out of order and that alarms will be tolled in the old way until the wires are repaired W. F. Symmers, who is charged with issuing false draft on Dr. Wakelin, was released from the jail on his own recognizance yesterday, after promis- ing to appear for hearing at Justice Johnstone's court Monday. The filing of the Peralta-Reavis de- cree in this city means four bits more added to the cost of every abstract of title. Naturally the abstract men are not kicking, but they say the doc ument is useless incumbrance. At the southwest corner of Wash ington and Marble streets, where the car line ends, there is very danger ous hole in the sewer Hume that may l yet cause the county thousands of dollars damages some dark night. The Victor and the Pioneer hose companies base ball hines will fight for glory and each others scalp this | afternoon at the park. Last year the | Victors won. The Pioneers declare this game will make it horse and horse Sam N. Seip has sold his cigar busi- ness in this city and will leave this evening for San Francisco, where he will outfit for the Klondyke, expect ing to reach Dawson City by April. MT. Seip has been in Phoenix for seven years and a lot of people with him well.
 Dan Gillett, who arrived from Pinos Altos yesterday, says the Pinos Altos property is the best he has ever been connected with. A telegram received by him states that the pipe line on the Agua Fria has been slightly dam- aged. This line furnishes power fo, the Gold Note and Surprise mines 1 located south of Prescott.
 Among the numbers to be played by the Pioneer band at the court house | n1aza fhiS afternoon A1frod Don