Arizona republican., 1890-07-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A. w. Cosner, of Tempe, visited Phe- nix yesterday.
 H. J. Hodson of Florence, registered yesterday at the Lemon.
 Mrs. Holder and daughter of Mari copa are at the Mills house.
 Another carload of milling machinery has arrived for the Phoenix mines.
 Local blacksmiths are more than busy with the work incident to harvest. Montana shipped yesterday eleven tons of grain and hay by team to Pres colt.
 Pinal county has sent in a donation to the Territorial Treasury in the sum of S2,240.
 John Y. T. Smith and family leave next week on a summer trip to Cali fornia.
 M. E. Hurley, Newt. Clanton and Thomas l.. Schultz yesterday departed for the Buckeye.
 A. w. Frankenberg of Tempe leaves today for Columbus, Ohio, where he will hereafter reside.
 Latomette, Eyster and Murray will be in Phoenix in about ten eays with 800 head of Verde cattle.
 The entire valley was well represented in Phoenix yesterday. There must have been fully 1500 visitors.
 Six unfortunates, charged with being drunk and disorderly, were lodged in the city jail yesterday.
 The case of Farmer vs. Directors of the Normal School is set for this morn- ing in the District Court.
 Thebids on the Wormell house were not entirely satisfactory, but contract will probably be entered into Monday. From careful estimates made Tempe has not less than 1500 souls, including those resident on the adjacent ranches. P. c. Beckwith finished up the enum. eration of the Peoria country yesterday and started for Agua Caliente. He will be through in five days.
 Frank Kirkland leaves next Monday for trip back to his old home in Mis-. souri. He will go first to Kirkland val. ley, taking the train at Prescott.
 The County Tax Collector has finished his auction of property sold on account of delinquent taxes, and has sold to the Territory all the real estate not bid on The names of A. J. Bradstreet and k G. Brice, of the Phoenix mine, Ozro Haskin, Tucson, and G. w. King, Full ton, Mo-, appear on the Commercial register.
 By yesterdays train came in a car o beer for Gang, two cars of lumber fol Blnn company, car of salt for Rosen berg & Go. and car of general mer- chandise.
 A carload of bran was shipped yester day to Los Angeles by J. Y. T. Smith. Il looks rather curious, does it not, to sup ply California with anything of this class?
 Tempe celebrated the Fourth by pie nicking. One party went to the "Hole' in-the- Rock" and another gathering selected point on the river bank two miles west of the bridge.
 A load of lead ore was brought to the
 
 Monroe and c. B. Genung. The stuff assays up to POO ounces per ton. It will be shipped east for reduction.
 w. L. George will materially improve the time of his Wickenburg route stage line by leaving Vulture off to the left and going up the Hassayampa to Wick. enburg. The Vulture mail will be put off at Seymour and taken up by a special coach.
 R. G. Andre disposed of on Thursday one of the finest stock saddles that evel was put on horses back. It went to { Tonto Basin cowman, It was novel 1T the ia ct that rings were fitted so tha either single or double cinches might bt used. Captain Andres saddles ar, winning a high reputation.
 Much complaint is made of the baC condition of the Grand Avenue bridges One near Mann's and two near Mahon ey's are said to be practically impas sible. The avenue is county road anC unless the bridges are repaired somC Peoria man will recove from the count, the value of horse or two, damaged.
 Architect Creighton goes to Tempe to day to superintend the beginning of con structiOn upon a fine residence of siI rooms which w. w. Huston is to cree on his property near the bridge, on tn, Florence road The cost will approacl SG000 It looks rather suspicious to SC, bachelor putting up a house like this
 THE HOTELS.