Arizona republican., 1898-02-08

 out by the long journey.
 Mrs. w. E. Carraway, whose hus- 1 band has been here i'll for the last home at Bloomfield, Ia.
 | MT. and Mrs. Jesse Blair of Indian | apolis arrived at the Hotel Adams yes 1 terday. They came with the object of 1 making Phoenix their home. Mr. Blair is a lawyer of prominence in | Indiana.
 During his visit to Phoenix MT. Will c. Bailey organized study class I n theosophy. The first meeting was | held last night at the residence of Mrs. G. H. Keefer. The class wilt | meet weekly.
 Mrs. w. Y. Rumney will entertain the Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church at a (noveD or ange luncheon on Friday aftern con at her residence on Grand avenue, for merly the Murphy place
 C. Campbell was the successful bid der to fulfill the contract of building Harry Grifin's residence on North First avenue. It will cos. about $2,000. MT. Griffin is connec .el xvi h Heyman's furniture house.
 The great annual picnic of the Illi- nois association will be held at the park next Saturday, February 12, Lin coln's birthday. It will be such a picnic as will make all previous pie nics in this valley seem mere lunch con parties by comparison.
 Recorder Jobs after a praye1ful med itation during two sleepless nights, not counting Sunday, over the arguments and evidence in the case of two wo- men charged with street walking, yes tarday handed down decision in which he found them not guilty. The shooting match today be.ween J. Ii. Holmes of this city and George Work, Ia, famous New York shot, will be the most blooded event that has occurred in Phoenix in ma ". mocns. Each man will shoot at 100 live birds, $25G a side, the loser to pay for the birds.
 Two girls who have been singing in the Palace for several weeks lef5 the city on Sunday night for Skaguay. These girls have been singing in sa- looms for long time and have ac- cumula,ed some means. It is stated that they will open a saloon where it is frosty The board of supervisors was in ses- sion yesterday, but nothing was done beyond allowing gravel caims. w.. s. Cummins. roadmaster in charge of operations in the Tempe distridt. re- ported that a half mile of road in town and one mile south of town Id been graveLeld. There is still o4e mile more to be repaired
 The justices courts at Tempe are very busy now and are rapidly filling mp the county jail. On Sunday, Georgia Richmond and Pearl St. Clair, tIhe two morphine fiends who escaped from the city jail las week, | were brought over. Last night two young men convicted of a misde- meanor were brought over.
 Seven cars of cattle went out over l the s. F. P. & P. yesterday for To Angeles. Two of them w51e ship ped l by Siege and five of them by Duna. Six cars were sent out by the same l road last night for Kansas c ty. Thirty-eight cars Of delayed freight 1 by the way of Maricopa consigned to 1 the s. F. P. & F., were received. Word reached the city yesterday that Dr. Templeton, who with his wife resided here about two years, died at his home at Warren, O., yesterday morning. He had just re u ned from Arizona the day before. The causei of death was Brightis disease. Dr. 1 Tempt eton was only 29 years o.d ald i at the time when he was stricken with l illness had acquired an extensive prac- tice
 Traffic was suspended on First stree:
 last night. The thoroughfare was
 filed up by two rival performances
 J. L. O'Connor, travelling lightning
 calculator, occupied the east side ol the street. showing his crowd how te 1 almost ann:hi.ate tima in making mathematical calculations. On the
 other side Major Milsaps was telling
 his audience how to acquire eternity by making correct spiritual oalcula.
 tions.
 The case of R3mon -Lop z, charged
 with outraging Petra Gonzales, a 12
 year-od girl living south of town, wa.
 tried yesterday in Justice Johnstone'!
 court. Lopez was defended by J. M Burnett and T. B. Woodward. No d.
 fena ewas made and none was neces
 sary, for the girl even in direct ex animation involved the case in sucl web of falsehood, the warp of whic1
 was a most eNtr aordinary statement that the court discharged the prisone as soon as the witness got done talk . ing.
 Henry Roberts was fined $6 in Jus tica Kincaid's $ court yesterday for a assault upon Salvation Army mem
 Der. Roberts himself had been : consistent member of the army fo about three years. He finally got notion of going to Klondyke, and be lieving there was no army organiza
 Ition, he felt that he would have to ad
 just himself to such surrounding
 as he would find. He began early harden himself by getting drunk. H put his watch into the hands of on
 of the soldiers for safe keeping. H