Arizona republican., 1894-06-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Wesley WhitlOw. who was accident ally shot at Goldfeid last Monday, dled on Wednesday night. The body was taken to Florence for burial.
 Sheriff Murphy returned yesterday morning from Sentinel where he had been to attach what property the San Francisco Bridge company had in favor of W. A. Cameron.
 The Independent was yesterday moved into apartments adjoining the commis- sion and brokerage house of D. L. Mur- ray. MT. L. W. Coggins has also taken office room in the same apartments.
 Among the instruments recorded yes terday was the assignment by W. c. in lease of store room in the south west corner of the Arizona National Bank building.
 The Commercial Cafe has been leased for the summer months to c. G. Ander son. Mir Battin for health and recrea- ton expects to spend the heated term in the mountains or in California then return and take charge.
 MT. c. M. Frazier yesterday received his magnificent law library from Silver ton, Colo, where he was formerly en- gagged in practice. The library is a very extensive one and embraces com plete series of the federal reporter. The Boys Zouaye Brigade, an inde. pendent military organization, will be organized at the opera house tomorrow night. The membership will be satis- factory from the outset. Uniforms have been ordered but have not yet ar- | rived.
 A deed from F. M. Mognett to Annie M. Lee to the west half of lot 12, block 1 F. Churchills addition, was filed yes- | terdap. The price was $200. A quit claim deed from the Arizona Improve ment company to the same property was filed.
 The Sunday schools of the Center Street M. E. church south and Smith's chapel have united in preparing for a picnic to be given on the Fourth of July at Norton's grove. An excellent program has been arranged. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 W. c. Oakes, of Oakes and Kelly, will take possession of the premises re- gently occu pied by L. w. Coggins and others as offices in the Gotten block on Center street today. He will have it appointed and furnished in frst.class style as saloon.
 Billy King has gone into business at Gassen's old stand at the five points. He has the coolest beer Tn that locality as we'll es the best whiskey. He keeps open night and day. Pete Lawson, the well-known miXulogist is on the grave yard shift. See his card in another column.
 Persons who were in the elevated vicinity of the Hole-in-the-Rock yester day saw an immense volume of white smoke rising over the mountain tops in the direction of Tonto Basin. The smoke covered wide extent and was seen for more than three hours.
 Aaron Goldberg spent yesterday in Mesa, and brought back with him two specimens of early pears from the or chard of W. Le Baron that cannot be excelled anywhere. One of them, 8 Bartlett, is believed to be the largest pear ever grown. The flavor is fine, and proves that this is the natural home of that species of fruit.
 "Boz." Dr. Helms valuable St. Ber- nard, is no more. He was killed last night by Constable Garfas at the re- quest of his owner The St. Bernard exhibited unmistakeable symptoms o , hydrophobia. He was poisoned abou three weeks ago but his life was saved by the prompt application of antidotes
 "Boz" was less than year old, mag ; nifcent specimen of his race anC weighed nearly 200 pounds. He wa valued at $500.