Arizona republican., 1894-12-05

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 The Lemon honse dining room has been taken by Tucson Chinese.
 Ezra W. Thayer seems to be getting a corner on hay. He takes all he can get for hardware.
 The iron roof of the new jail is on the road from Chicago and is expected in few days.
 Architect Heinlein commenced plans yesterday for $3,500 residence to be erected in less than a month.
 Emil Gang has had on hand since Monday morning the largest stock of Appolinaris water ever brought to Phoenix.
 J. W. Calvin, formerly in the co h. mission business, will start on a pros- pecting trip to the Hassayampa country next Saturday.
 On account of litigation over the property, sixteen employees of the Mammoth mine were discharged last ITIQdE
 Architect Creighton's new building on Second avenue will be occupied by Dr. Battin and Dentist Hyde. The lat. ter has already moved in.
 The deputies of the sheriffs office were busy yesterday serving summonses for the approaching important criminal trials in the district court.
 Tho oaatJ1c factory of oL has for some months past been dormant will be revived by Fred Wood and by Jan. will be running in full blast.
 A lively party of young folks surprised the boys at Bachelors roost on the Tempe road the night before last, and had jolly time for few hours.
 Mrs. Raymond's masquerade in Ros- alie hall next Friday evening promises to be eminently respectable and to af- ford jolly time to all who participate.
 J. s. Cameron, the insurance man, became yesterday the proud possessor of new Hartford wheel. He took out an accident policy with himself a5 once.
 Dr. Norton took his first horseback ride i1 Arizona Monday. He rode forty miles to look at some sick horses and was yesterday as lame as could have been expected.
 H. L. Chandler is contemplating the erection of single story building 90x25 on the lot between the new Creighton building and his corner on Adams and Third avenue.
 Joe Alexander says that while so many of his friends are sick from colds and other disorders, he keeps strong and healthy as mule only by breath ing the pure air of the sewer.
 The Catholic fair will be given De- cember 20, 21 and P, probably in the rooms Of the Republican county com mittee headquarters. The young ladies are making great preparations.
 One Of the pleasant features of M. E. Hurley's butcher shop is the sense of cleanliness with which every one who enters Is at once impressed. His place is second to none in this respect.
 The systems of most people absolute require little fruit. Clay Leonard keeps an enticing stock of apples, l peaches. lemons and pomegrsnates as we'll as candy and other sweets.
 IT, -. leOalOOus WuO WAS EaK6Q 10 the | insane asylum couple of weeks ago, | has not improved. He is far from sane, raves frequently and the state of his i general health IS growing worse.
 George Haggerty and John Burger started yesterday with load of SUD- plies for the latter's mines, situated in | the Ham burg district, where they will | spend some time in development work.
 Capt. Logsdon of the Salvation Army, will go to San Francisco early next week. She has made record in Phoe- nix of which any woman might well be proud.
 H. J. Feltham of St. Louis, who has just come from Wyoming, where he went to set up the metal work of new jail, came in yesterday and at once went to work u pon the court house jail.
 Secretary Bruce in the course of his recent two weeks trip to Cochise county on cattle business, took ad- of the abundance of quail and duck in the country to enjoy little hunting.
 The city chain gang of about a dozen were busy yesterday afternoon making repairs upon the bridge at Seventh avenue and Adams street and other needed improvements to the streets in that locality.