Arizona republican., 1901-01-12
Additional Local

A DEPUTY CONSTABLE.-D P
 Kyle has appointed Santiago Berryess | a deputy constable.
 l WAITING TELEGRAMS.-Th ar, l uncalled for telegrams at the Westerr Union office for Mrs. Anna M. Bairt | and J. V. R, Towers.
 A NEW MARKET. --The Wheeler
 meat market. next door to the post | office. was opened for business yester. day morning for the firsr timp.
 GOLF TOURNAMENT TO-DAY. A
 twO-bal golf contest will be played to- day at the grounds of the Country club. The contest will be similar |,
 that of week ago. A large crowd o visitors iS expected.
 REBEKAHS' BALL. There was q
 good attendance at the Rebekahs' bal
 in ONeill hall last night and the affail
 may we'll be called success, both from
 a financial and a social point of view
 The net proceeds will go to the fund
 for the building of an Odd Fellows
 home.
 NEARLY LOST TWO FINGERS k. Y. Stout of the Wheeler meat mar ket came very near shortening the vis- ible supply of his own fingers yester- day. He was engaged in cutting a piece of meat when the knife slipped through it with greater alacrity than he expected.
 POLICE COURT.-John King who before the bar of justice yesterday. was given a sentence of thirty days. A. Kelly. an ordinary drunk, was fined S4. and James Nolin, who WIS up for vagrancy and begging for the third time. was given thirty days. Otto Dur barrow. a box car tourist, was given a fifteen-day sentence.
 WALTERS HUNTINGTON. Mir. Jesse F. Walters and Miss Adele G. Huntington were married at Benson on January 9th. Mir. Walters is a rall- road man. and the bride is well known in Phoenix. as she has been raised in this city from childhood. The best wishes of many friends will attend them.
 TO SPEND THE WINTER and Mrs. c. w. Norton of Wilton Junc- tiOn, Ia.. arrived here yesterday morn- ing and will spend tho winter, guests of the family of their sen, Dr. J. c. Nor ton. Mir. Norton was here six years ago and consequently knew something about Phoenix, but he speaks very complimentary of the progress made since his former visit.
 SHAKING HANDS MT. A. E. Barry arrived here yesterday mol hing and Is renewing o.d acquaiitances. He was at one time connected with the shoe firm of Wilson & Ward. in this city but Is now the traveling representative of couple of Worcester. Mass. shoe factories. He visits Phoenix usually every six months. though 1t has been year since his last visit NatuI ally he notes many Improvements in the city.
 A BAD FIGHT.--A private letter re- ceived here yesterday brings the infor- nation that couple of miners on named William Justice and M. T. Sul- livar, engaged in . desperate fight on Monday. One of them used a revolver and the other a knife. and beth were seriously. though probably net fatally wounded The cause of their trouble Is not known here.
 DISTRICT COURT. A decree of di- vorce was granted In district court yes- terday in the case os Pearl McEwen vs. Oliver McF.wen. The case of Axel Hal and James Shirley in a piea ir intervention in the Cobre Grande case filed couple of weeks ago. was set for hearing next Wednesday at o'clock. This is law day. on which the case of most importance to be heard Is the injunction suit of the Phoenix street railway against the city.
 JESUS ORosCo REPORTED KILL ED.-A letter was received in this city from Nacosarl saying that Jesus Oros- co had been stabbed to death there. The letter was received by one Of his re.atives, but contained no partict lars of the tragedy. No mention of it has been made in the Bisbcc newspapers. though Nacosari Is only short dis