Arizona republican., 1892-06-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The market is well filed with fruit.
 The police court has been quiet dur ing the past week.
 The Republican League club held meeting last night.
 From now until September there will be fewer Sunday evening sermons.
 Ihe district court has disposed of sev- cral civil cases during the past week.
 Many new corners are looking over the valley at present aud several are in- vesting.
 w. ". Shepherd returned yesterday from Gila Bend, where he had been on short business trip.
 Threshers are now active, and every day many wagon loads of golden grain are brought into the city.
 Little Calla Mills heads the list at the voting contest thls week. The vote cast has been heavy one.
 Marshal Blankenship has found the lower half of set of false teeth, which the owner can have by calling on him.
 This valley will soon be noted for fine driving horses. Some fine turnouts may be seen on the streets any evening.
 Some one asks the question "who has right to rent fruit stands to be placed on street corners?" answer echoes who.
 The Farmers Alliance held theIr regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at the l. 0. C. T. hall in this city.
 Phoenix has more musicians than any other city in the west according to pop ulation. Some of them are adopts in the art.
 Quite number of Phoenix citizens will start tomorrow for few weeks outing at Hot Springs, in the Cave Creek country.
 The train was little late again yes terday and the usual complaints were heard around the post office from those waiting for mail.
 Yesterday was quite Saturday. Everybody who needs work has it and the absence of idle men gives the streets q vacant appearance.
 The moonlight nights of the past week were almost too nice to allow people to go 10 bed. A great many moonlight walks and drlyes were taken.
 Phoenix has the best daily papers in the west, considering the size of the city. The business men realize that the key to success is hearty support of the daily newspapers.
 Tucson parties have gone to Eddy, x. M., to dig Canniagre. This plant hss created quite craze during the past few months, and it's varied uses will give it stll greater notoriety.
 
 L.C. Squire, the genial real estate man, wears forlorn look nowadays. Nellie, hIs favorite driving horse, while in forbidden paths, met with sad &C., cident by running into wire fence.
 That decorative row of beer kegs across the street from the postofFice should be pronounced nuisance and abated, as during these hot days the stench of sour beer is liable to intoxicate passers-by.
 Stevens & Albright have taken pos session of the livery stable formerly owned by William Lyall. These young men are thorough in their line of busi- ness and will no doubt receive a fair patronage.
 "Green goods" are advertised quite extensively of late in Phoenix. Scarcely a day passes that some business man does not find their seductive circulars in his mail, but Phoenix people do not biSe at the old game.
 The Greenwood Tennis club is the name of the latest club organized in this city. The number of members is twen- ty-five, all boys and girls in their teens. The tennis court is on the Central school grounds and is well laid off.
 The vigilant eye of every new spaper man in the city has been attracted to the nuisances along the sidewalk, and every few days the attention of the pub. lie has been called to it. Newspapers can suggest, but it requires vigilant officers tO act.
 Many letters of inquiry arrive at TIE REPuCLICAN office daily inquiring about the valley and various industries, works, enterprises. corporations and individu- als. Those wishing information as to the solvency of institutions or individu- als shnuld get reference from one of the reliable banking institutions of the city.
 The Mesa fruit store has the largest and best assorted stock of fruits to be found in the city including cherries, peaches, apricots, figs and cucumbers, all grown in the valley. Also oranges, lemons, bananas, etc. For fresh fruit the Mesa fruit store is headquarters.
 There are no flies on the barhera or