Arizona republican., 1898-07-25
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Smali Paragraphs Of Gen.
 erdi Local Interest.
News Of phoenix and Tributary .c- zion. The DoingS Of ps0pie and Oihxr ra1fteTS.

Mrs. Charles H. Morris, wife of MT
 Charles H. Morris of The Republican
 arrived in the city from Los Angeles
 last night. MT. and Mrs. Morris vii
 be at home at 1425 East Van BursI street.
 Oliver Hinson, son of B. J. Hinson living three miles north on the Black canyon road, while driving to tht creamery yesterday and racing witt another man, was thrown from his wagon. Both bones of the left leg were broken and crushed. The hors; notwithstanding the discontinue oi the driver went on and won the race to the creamery. The injured man was taken to the office of Dr. Swetnam and the injured limb was dressed.
 The new city directory issued by Messrs. Cox & Fleming is now out It is a handsomely bound volume and is the most complete and convenient ever prepared in Phoenix. It includes also directory of Tempe. The vol ume is considerably larger than it's predecessors, showing that the town is steadily growing. Attention is called to the superior mechanical ex- cellence of the work. The matter was set by The Republican typesetting ma chimes and the book was printed and bound in The Republicans job print ing department. Only limited edi- tion has been issued.
 Judge W. H. Barnes of Tucson ar rived in town last night from Pres cctt, where he has been attending
 0f Giro11y x-c Schuerman, in which Judge Barnes fense, there was a judgment for the defendant This suit involves prop critics near Jerome, adjacent to those in the Jordan-Duke litigation, lately appealed to the United States su- preme court The Schultz trial, in which Judge Barnes represents the defendant, goes over to the October term.
 The democratic schism in this city has become more pronounced. Ex- cited democrats hunted each other up yesterday, indulged in recriminations and increased tho temperature re- gardless of the potent fact that the sun was already doing ais best The cause Of unrest $ the attempt of some Of the leaders to stretch the primaries out to inordinate length Ly holding those of each ward on separate nights The main body of democrats has so strongly objected ,o a move so pal pably in the interest Of the push that the project has been abandoned, but the i'll feeling remains just as one en- tsrtains no friendly regard for an- other who has made an earnest. well meant, but unsuccessful effort ''to do him dirt" Another curious condi- ton has arisen among the democrats They have quit associating with one another. This unsociability is not a sign of hostility, but precaution. A large minority Of the democrats are candidates for one thing or another W hen, for instance, a member of the district attorney contingent has been engaged in the most innocent conver- sation with a member of the sheriff legion the matter was reported to the rest of the myriad of embryo sheriffs and district attorneys and the two oIversationalists were accused of try ing to form combination for mutual benefit, of putting up job In order, therefore, to avoid even the appear ance of evil the majority Of the demo- cratic party has promised to have no intercourse with itself until after the convention. ,1l{F