Arizona republican., 1898-06-20
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
 erdI Local Interest.
News of Phoenix and Tributary Re. zion. The DOingS Of People and Other Matters.

Soda water is strictly in it thes days.
 This will be moving week in Phoe
 nix, several business houses changin, llccations.
 Judge Woodward is in receipt of
 letter from the Vekol giving encour
 aging news of that property.
 The people are ready to do the shout ing when the governors regimen
 marches to the depot. It will be Igreat day for Arizona
 If fellow had a dollar every tim,
 he hears the remark, T wish I wa.
 a. Santa Monica" he would quickl,
 have sufficient sum to spend a com fortable season in the mountains o France.
 One of our prominent railroad mer yesterday, speaking of business, said:
 We will have no slack season this year. Hay has done it's part Wheat follows. Then comes cattle again There will be business the year around'
 One wisely cautious individual on Washington street loses no opportunity of suggesting that great care should be exercised lest some Spaniard within the S4th degree of consanguinity should get himself enlisted in the new 1y forming regiment.
 The ladies of the Christian church will hold reception at the church, corner Second and Jefferson streets, Tuesday, June 21, from to and 2 n n' 'n1n fo int fhaIy cook book, Housekeeping in the Salt River Valley" to which all are cor dially invited
 A very strong expression of senti- ment may be heard on the streets ad- verse to the demonstrations of our Mexican citizens regarding the Porterie matter. Regardless of nationality it is felt that such efforts to influence legal action is contrary to the prin- ciples of this form of government.
 Mir Ira P Smith and Miss Lulu A. Pitcher were married last night at the Episcopal church by Rev. Dr. Penick. The wedding was a very quiet one and was attended only by a half dozen of the most intimate friends of the par ties. Immediately after the ceremony MT and Mrs. Smith left for Flagstaff, where they will spend week.
 The wheel goes around. For several months ''solo" has been the game at the Commercial Now "cinch" has crowded out solo In a little while again it will be hearts and then solo will revive The same may be said of other places in town where the spare time is spent in such innocent iamusements.
 MT. s. P. Clark, proprietor of the Ford, left last night for Green Noun tain Falls, Colo, where Mrs. Clark has been stopping for the past week. A short time ago she was severely burned, but the time she went away she had nearly recovered fom the ef- feet of. her injuries. Yesterday Mr. Clark received a telegram saying that ] erysipelas had developed.
 c. F. Doyle of the Phoenix Plumbing company lost S30 in bills last night. He had put the money in the watch pocket of his trousers. After that he attended the band concert and was about the corner of Washington street and First avenue. He did not miss the money until after 10 o'clock. He and his friends made an unavailing search with lantern through the neighborhood in which he had been since he last saw the money. One of the citizens of Phoenix was yesterday surprised at receipt of let ter informing him that his policy in the U. s. Casualty company of New York, had been cancelled for the req sor that Arizona was too great risk A man may work in a powder factory, he may go to war, may tempt Alaskan fields, and may even balloon for the north pole and still find insurance con- panies glad to write him up, but once let them know he lives m Arizona, away goes the policy. Is it worse than extra hazardous here? Some one tell. In anticipation Of receiving author | ity to recruit regiment, Governor l McCOrd is about to begin work on his annual report to the secretary of the interior and expects to have it com pleted about or soon after the middle of July. It is not required that the report be submitted before October l. The governor has not heard directly fl om the war department regarding the regiment, but he has received tele- gram of congratulation from Hon. N. o. Murphy upon the fact that he will De permitted to raise the regiment. It has been officially given out that in the apportionment under the second call l Arizona is allowed a regiment.
 Assistant United States Attorney Thomas D. Bennett was at Tucson on Saturday. While there he consented to the reduction of the bail of Chico and three other Mexican chiefs held tC the federal grand jury for an invasion of Mexico and an attack on the village of Fl Plomo last spring. The Indians