Arizona republican., 1894-04-04

through Swenarton & Co., Lu-mi-num bicycle. A new feature of it is wooden wheel rim, the first ever seen in Ph9- nix.
 Notices of the location of the Magenta Jersey Bay, Magma Charta and Crown district were filed yesterday by Wm. Shaub.
 Dr. Purman has a rose garden of over forty varieties, many of them now be- ing in full bloom. The doctor remem- bered this office yesterday with superb cutting.
 A change took place yesterday in the cold storage firm of Tribolet & Saunders, MT. Saunders retiring. He will shortly return with his family to his former home Dubuqne, Ia.
 Mir. William Wilson and Miss Ella Boyle were united in marriage at the M. E. parsonage last evening, at 7 80 o'clock, by the Rev. G. L. Pearson. Mir. and Mrs. Wilson will reside in Phoenix.
 In the sale of property for delinquent taxes yesterday the alphabetical list was completed through the letters c and D. The sales will be resumed this afternoon again and crowded as rapidly as possible.
 The Blinn Lumber company is pre- pairing to move its yards from the pres ent location to the west side of Center street between Madison and Jackson. The company has lately purchased four lots on the east side of that block for $4,900.
 The business of city registration js progressing slowly. only about half the voters of the city being now registered. in which to make this necessary quail ication for suffrage.
 There were two cases in police court yesterday. Mrs. Minges, propristress of the restaurant department of the Lemon hotel. charged with assault up- on an impertinent employe, was dis charged. Jesus Contreras, for druken- ness, was fined $10.
 The election of city ticket occurred in Mesa yesterday. Wm. J. LeBaron was chosen mayor and Jeff T. Hobson and Chas. H. Starr members of the council. An interesting and unusual feature of the election was that only one dissenting vote was cast.
 The funeral of Barney Frymire on Sunday morning was largely attended. It occurred at the Christian church and was conducted by Elder Winter. The K. of P. ceremonials were enacted at the cemetery and the ritual was read by Vice Chancellor A. A. Long.
 The arc lights of the Gardiner sys- tenn in front of business houses on Washington and other principal streets are proving to be excellent advertise ments for the system. The lamps are so brilliant that night is almost turned into day in their vicinity.
 Luther Martin, who was a member from Apache county of the late legisla- ture and who never returned to the north, is placing his Golden Remedy upon the market. It is said to knock rheumatism and liver and kidney dis eases higher than Cleveland did the Bland silver bill.
 Thomas Stevens, colored, one of the late proprietors of the Gem cafe, is among the missing and his wife is in receipt of 8 note saying goodbye but containing no other specifications as to his departure. Stevens is the iGdivid- ual whose face Col. Jamison incised at a late meeting in a Washington street saloon.
 J. w. Sleeth, the colored man ar. rested night before last by Officer BIankenship for burglarizing the house of Winthrop Sears. was taken before Justice Johnstone yesterday for pre- liminary hearing. He made no denial but explained that robbery furnished him the only means of living. The ex- planation was insufficient and he was held to the grand jury for $500.
 P.J. Mccormick, subcontractor on the north and south road, came down from Prescott yesterday. He says that all traces of the late dulness in the north have disappeared and that there is an unprecedented activity in mining matters. The town is overrun with Colorado capitalists and miners and large deals are being made daily. MT. Mccormick says there are now more than 1000 men at work on the new road.
 The last session of the January term of district court was held yesterday and an adjournment was taken sine die In the case of J. M. Evans vs J. W. Kincaid and the L. W. Blinn Lumber company a stay was granted until a further order of the court. In the ac. tion of G. W. Hoadley, administrator vs. DeBarth Shorb and in that ol Noonan vs. Gray twenty days were al- lowed in which to file bills of excep. tions.
 Something happened in Arizona last Saturday the like of which never before occurred in the territory. A baby monkey was born at the ranch of J. J