Arizona republican., 1894-07-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Walter Lund will establish 8 branch saloon in block fl.
 For the first time in months water was running over the Arizona dam yes terdav.
 Marie Josephine, resident of Block Al, arrested for grossly indecent ex- posture, paid her fine yesterday and was released.
 Whenever there is any good, fresh fruit to be had anywhere in town you may be certain that Clay Leonard IS not out of it.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to Librado Molina and Josefa Bernal, and Victoriano Zopata and Mercedes Duarte.
 Governor Bruce yesterday appointed Professor Edward M. Boggs of the ter ritorial university, delegate to the na- tional irrigation convention to be held at Denver.
 new school district known as No. 42 or South Gila Bend district has been formed. The trustees by appointment are John s. Anderson, c. H. Light and B. l.. Rogers.
 A deed from c. Ii. Hollenbeck and Jerome Hollenbeck conveying lot 45, Orchard Grove addition to Robert F. and Henry Breen was filed yesterday. The price was $2,l00.
 County perintendent Jordan yes terday appointed J. W. Fitzhugh a mem Der of the school board in Jordan district No. 26, in place of J. K. Smith, who has removed from the district.
 Harry Diehl and Chas. Richmond will leave today on four days outing at Camp Creek. Mr. Diehl will go by his favorite mode of locomotion, the bicycle. MT. Richmond will accom- pany him on horseback. The latest thing in town is the oaken cased Ice cream cooler at WakelIn's s pharmacy. It is Yankee invention from way down in Maine and has caused the ice cream soda business to boom.
 In the Gila Bend Reservoir and Irri- gation company case the defendants motion for new trial was overruled by Judge Baker and an appeal was taken. In the case of Wharton vs. Hattersley judgment was rendered for the defen- dant.
 The firm of Cox & Street was dis solved yesterday. MT. Cox still re- tains the attorneyship of the Southern Pacific and will remain in the rooms occupied by the late firm. Mir. Street will take cham bers in the Fleming block.
 Chas. White, head cook at the Dairy, has prepared samples of bread, buns and pastry baked from Gardiner's fam i fly grade flour. Nothing better and richer has ever been shown in Phoenix, proving that it is no longer necessary to import flour. The result is a tribute both to Mir. Whites skill and to the excellence of his material. W. H. Thomas engaged in an alter cation over a mining deal with Fred erick Thomas, not relative, at the | Vendome on Saturday euening. On the complaint of the latter the former was arrested on charge of disturbance of the peace. He pied not guilty, but yesterday withdrew the plea. Justice Kincaid fined him to the extent of the costs.
 Chas. N. Welker, a fruit packer and buyer of Riverside. Cal, who has been in the valley for two months shipping fruit, shipped two carloads of honey yesterday. He also shipped one from Tempe last Saturday. He has contracts for four more. The honey is sent to Chicago and other points in the north and east. Until this year honey has been shipped from the valley by an association oi producers, but the results have never been satisfactory and last year were disastrous.
 A furry of excitement was created last night by the supposed intention oi young man to commit suicide by poisoning. Officer Wickham was sent out to search for him and succeeded ir finding him. He also found upon him a small bottle of laudanum. It tran spired that he had been taking the medicine in safe and moderate doses to relieve him of insomnia. Suspicion oi his intention to suicide grew out of the fact that he had lately seemed to be Respondent and out of joking remark he made just before leaving his place O business.
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