Arizona republican., 1894-09-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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 Clay Leonard has laid in fresh stock of confectionery.
 Cool refreshments are still served at Phoenix park by Caterer L. H. Demers.
 Letters of administration were issued yesterday to c. A. Luke in the estate of Thos. s. Ruff.
 School children will find 1t to their advantage to gee the offerings of the Irvine Go. in school books.
 Kraft, the butcher, has adopted the cash coupon system by which dis count is given on every sale of meat.
 Travellers can always save little or lot of money by purchasing railroad tickets of the Sam Drachman agency.
 Tonight is the regular weekly meet ing night of the Law and Order league. It will be held in the rooms of the Y. M. c. A.
 The Seventh Day Adventist church will hold it's services tomorrow in the building froIn which Professor Lamson has moved.
 R. H. Faulkner, the Alhambra brick manufacturer, has secured the sub- contract for the brick work on the county jail.
 MT. A. L. Fisher with an eye to the comfort of his passengers has had both of his south side stages handsomely re- painted anu recushioned.
 Notice of location of the Candle Light mining claim in the Prosper district, was filed yesterday by Johu V. Creath, W. A. Thayer and L. J. Horton.
 A building belonging to Theo. Lutge in Churchill's addition, was burned yesterday morning. It was stored with household goods and burned with so great rapidity that nothing could be saved.
 John Asher, the man who went into Liberation on the lawn of Mir. T. W. Hine on Thursday afternoon, was fined $5 in police court yesterday morning. His previous good reputation was taken into consideration in fixing the fine.
 Herbert Feelings, who was in busi- ness here for some months, has decided to remain in Phoenix and has made ar- rangements for his father and family to join him. The new corners are ex- pected to arrive from Canada tomorrow morning.
 Under the caption of ''The Results of Democratic Victory," Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, con- tributes to the North American Review for September, vigorous article in which he reviews the achievements of the present administration from a Re- publican point of view. An order of sale in the case of A. Potter vs. c. Meyer Zullck was re- corded yesterday. The property de- scribed in the order are sections F and 20, tp s. r6 e. The proceeds of the sale are to be applied on judgment for $12,963, an attorney fee of $65S and costs amounting to $54. Lawrence Bennett yesterday con- tributed fine lot of prunes from his ranch to the chamber of commerce fruit display. Secretary Perley, by the way, has unpacked the exhibit brought back from the midwinter fair and IS busily arranging it in the room of the Home Savings bank. It was returned in excellent condition.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record /: Annie L. Toney and L. c. Toney to Henry Stofer, part of ne14 sec 30, tp n. e, $l l,2OO. w. A. Bolton and wife to M. c. Curry, lots 19 and 21, in block 5, Goldman's addition, $50. E. Irvine and wife to Amelia J. Jackson, lot 23 in block g. Irvine's addition.
 L. F. Pattison, the frequent recur- rent constable of GiIa Bend precinct, came to town yesterday morning with Chas. Whitfield, sentenced by Justice Ramsay to fifteen days in the county jail for becoming a vehicle for concealed weapons. Whitfield attended a Mexi- can dance and intimidated the other guests by display of a dangerous look ing knife and bloody threats.
 The grades of the applicants for | teachers certificates at the last quar- terly examination were made upyester, l day. First class certificates were issued to Laura Norton, Daisy Darrow, George Chandler, F. A. Cooley, c. D. M. Will. Iiams, w. c. Pike. G. Kent and Mabel A. Garland received second grade cer. tiicates. There were originally ten ap | pllCduUs III Ju0 CldSb. Ou0 WlIuuT6N and one failed. The percentage of sue cessful applicants is the largest in the record of teachers examinations in the county.
 At a meeting of the militia last nigh Capt. Wickham delivered his annua address. It consisted of careful re view of the work during the year abou to close and outlined the new departur, in the work for the year commencini October l. Under Capt. Wlckham' efficient command the variety of worl has been greatly enlarged. It consist not merely of drilling and a study o tactics but embraces a system of in struction calculated to make the mem bers of the company not only bette soldiers but better men and more usefu citizens.
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