Arizona republican., 1898-08-24
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
 erdI Local interest.
News Of PhOenix and Tributary Re. zion. The DOingS of PeOpie and Other Matters.

Constable Frank McClintock of Jus tice Johnstone's court yesterday ap- pointed George c. Mcdonald deputy constable
 The Young Mems Republican club of Phoenix will go to Mesa tomorrow night to organize a club there. The expedition will be joined by the Tempe club, which will be permanently orga- nized tonight with a large member ship. The clubs will be accompanied by two quartettes from Phoenix, one white and one colored.
 The republican club of Tempe, the preliminary organization of which was effected last Saturday evening, will be permanently organized this even ing, August "A, at Kingsbury hall. It is important that all republicans of Tempe should attend this meeting, as list of charter members will be taken, officers elected and constitution adopted.
 The success of Hon. Marcus A. Smith in securing the Third ward membership of the delegation to the territorial convention was not due to the fact that the Third ward loved MT. Smith more, but that some of the lead CTS in the ward loved MT. Ellinwood less. This antipathy to him grew out of a prosecution by him when United States attorney for cutting mesquite near Maricopa.
 Word was received yesterday from Mayor J. w Evans, who was at Los Angeles with Mrs. Frans on their way to San Francisco. They had just arrived from San Diego, whose climate is generally uniformly delight full But this year the heat wave which overswept all of southern Cali fornia enveloped that resort and ex- istence was distressing except when sea breezes blew. But the heat even affected them so that their blowing was languid and infreQuent.
 There is noticeable increase in real estate activity. One broker within the last three days has had two offers on a single piece of property. Usually at this season of the year the brokers are making offers to desirable buyers and whatever activity there is sets in after the holidays There las been in Phoenix a single exception. to this U J ago. when a real estate movement of considerable magnitude and lasting until the next summer set in in the fall.
 G. B. Warren, concerning whom there was a rumor that he had been shot while looking after cattle for Charles Goldman in Tonto Basin, ra- 1 turned from the Basin yesterday. He asserts that he is alive and well, and being a man of unimpeachable yerac- | itv. people who know him are dis posed to believe him. He further says that no man ever pointed a gun at | him. The rumor has since been prob ably traced to it's source and would probably not have had circulation at all but for the fact that three weeks nassed without his having been heard l from.
 | Articles Of incorporation of the Boston and Texas Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday The incorporators are all New York reople, G. F. Ren-
 dall Joseph H. Real, A. Shanzen,
 Harry B. Mahn and E. D. Kaufman.
 New York city, Phoenix and Archer county, Tex, are named as the princi-
 pal places of business. The capital stock is s1,5OO,OOO, of which s1.49O, ,25O has been paid in property and s250 in cash The privilege Of raising the capital stock to $25O0, GOO is asked for The limit of liabilities is set at the same figure.
 Walter Kibbey, one of the Phoenix volunteers who came down from Pres colt on Monday night on leave of absence until next Thursday, says that the boys are getting ready to go to the Philippines. No direct order to this effect has been received, but it is said that Col. McCord's regiment has been attached to General Kings command at San Francisco and that it is be- | lieved to be destined for the Philip pines. The Phoenix boys have gained record for good behavior There is now not one in the guard house. In | the course of a month there were
 twenty-one. During the same time a | New Mexico company had eighty-five
 confined and all the regiments ran
 above Phoenix's quota Col. McCord
 will visit Phoenix either on Friday or Saturday.
 A North Center street man carried
 a bluff too far yesterday. He was
 seen" by his wife. They had been
 having a serious disagreement about jsome property which was in the wife's
 name. In order to bring her to terms
 the husband had been threatening tc leave her. This thing had been going
 on for a month and the wife persist
 ently refused to take any notice Of the
 ultimatum. He went home yes.
 terday with this overhangins threat, but there was nobody to inflic it upon. There was a vacancy caused by the absence of the wife. her trunl