Arizona republican., 1894-09-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

School states and writing pads SC and
up. NOVELTY STORE.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
kirk was buried yesterday.
J. T. Bird was fined So in the police
court yesterday for drunkenness.
The season is getting little late, but
Clay Leonard's ice cream soda trade is
unabated.
The board of equalization Yesterday
reached the end of the letter ''L'' in the
assessment roll.
The cash coupon system lately in
augurated by Kraft, the butcher, is
working admirably.
R. NJ. Dameron's grocery team seems
to be delivering goods in all parts of
town as well as in the Five Points
neigh borhood.
There was recorded yesterday a deed
from the Maricopa Loan and Trust COM
pany to ]. F. Mullin to lot %. Seger's
addition, $3.50.
1T. Bird sentenced by Justice Aus
tin of Tempe to ten days for a mide-
meanor, was brought down and lodged
in Jail last night.
W. S. Hadley, a prominent business
man of San Antonio, Tex, has come to
Phoenix and will engage in real estate
and mining operations.
Mrs. Frank Fuqua and children. who
have been spending the summer with
friends and relatives in Colorado, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Notices of location of the Ola, Eureka
and Maggie, mining claims in the Nc
Dowell district, were filed yesterday by
Edward Riley, W. D. Frazee, John
Payne and G. ]. Frefeldig.
Suit was filed in district court yester-
day by Eiseman Bros. merchants of
Albuquerque, against W. A. and P. P.
Daggs to recover a balance of 81 ,637. .76
on a note for $4,000 given last Novem-
Der.
Mrs. J. 0. McVey has leased the Sec
ond story of the Gardiner block for
lodging house purposes. The lease in
cludes twentyfour furnished rooms
with light and water. The rent is
81 $50 year.
Some time next month the Maricopa
& Phoenix will put on new Pullman
tourist car for the convenience of pas
sengers from the east. The car will be
put on at Wilcox so that passengers
may be brought through to Phoenix
without UNDERGOING the horrors of the
night change at Maricopa.
Work was commenced yesterday in
) front of Grants store on the West
Washington street artificial stone side
walk. Contracts have been made for
, paving the street as far as Seventh
avenue and the work will now be con-
tinued without intermission until it is
finished.
Mr.. G. W. Grouse. the Republican
nominee for probate judge, came over
J from Mesa yesterday evening and will
remain in town today. Mr. Grouse is
7 quite hopeful of the result of the cleo
, ton By his gentlemanly and business
! qualities he has gained the regard OF
the people on the south side, who have
now an opportunity to give expression
to it.
Miss Way, daughter of the late Dr.
Way, a former resident of Phoenix and
an extensive property owner here, will
, leave this evening for Philadelphia
! where she and her mother will perman-
l some weeks ago from Stanford univer-
! sity and has since been engaged in set
} tling business matters connected with
her fathers estate.
Gardiner John Proops is anxious to
bring the long neglected court house
yard up to the same standard of beauti-
full excellence which he set up on the
court house plaza. The opportunity to
convert the yard into beautiful plaza
] ia rich and the board of supervisors
could not make more judicous ex-
penditure than one for this purpose
The improvement would involve the
blowing up of the yard without which
it can never be made slightly and a re-
, arrangement of the paths, plants and
s shrubbery. A proper time to do this is
! now while the yard is likely to be tori
! up by the work on the new Jail.
The case against Carr and HostetIer
proprietors of threshing machine
charged with disturbing the solemnity
g of the campmeeting at Norton's grove
s by blowing the whistle 'of the engine
1 was dismissed yesterday, and they
: were Immediately arrested on a new
e and stronger complaint, which, beside
+ including the whistle feature, intro
duced new matter in the shape of 6
charge that they otherwise disturbed
the meeting by dragging tin can:
t through the audience. The case will
e be tried before Justice Klncaid at
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