Arizona republican., 1894-05-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

If you think of building see Ham, brook & Schorr, lum Der mill agents.
 Found-A school order on the county treasurer for $6S 40. Owner can have by applying at this office.
 There fs probability that Con Jack son, whose skull was crushed at Mari copa last Saturday morning, will re- cover.
 The friends of Judge Jordan deny the rumor of his intended resignation. They say that he is rapidly recovering and will be able to resume the duties of his office.
 were brought down from Mesa last night under commitment by Justice Pomeroy to fifteen days in the county jail for misdemeanor.
 A Masonic watch charm lost by M. W. Kales ten years ago in his or chard was found yesterday and returned to him. It was not much the worse for the vicissitudes of exposure to summer suns and winter rains.
 On the heels of the distressing intel ligence of the death of his father, | Maurice Fleishman yesterday received telegram announcing the death of his uncle, Nathan Levy, of San Francisco. | MT. Levy was the father of Mrs. Der
 nard Goldman.
 Another step was taken yesterday in
 the sensational case of the will of Mar GUS A. Fry in the presentation of a pe- tition in probate court for the appoint ment of administrators upon his estate.
 No action was taken in the matter of the petition.
 Two debates have been arranged be- tween the Lamson College literary so
 ciety and the Tucson literary society The date of the first debate is May 19.
 The subject of discussion is Woman Suffrage. It will take place i'll Phoenix. The other will occur at Tucson on date
 not yet agreed upon.
 The following transfers of real estate
 were entered for record yesterday l:
 Nathan Ellis and wife to J. E. Kalis-
 cher quit claim to one-half interest in
 lots 4, 5, 6, and block 6 and lots II, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and block Mur- phys addition. A. Redewill and wife to S. F. Hoeter lots 2S, 30, 32 and 34 in Gray's subdivision of lots 2, 2, and in Neahrs' addition, $S5O. Deputy marshal John Hickey yester. day became private citizen. He has
 been an efficient accommodating ot
 fcer and has done much to preserve
 good order in the city. That his ser
 vices have been appreciated is showr in the fact that as B candidate, though
 unsuccessful for the office of assessor, : he led his ticket by something like 1O( votes. ] Two little boys, the elder not mor' than six years old, were driving mare t hitched to road wagon along Fourtf
 street yesterday morning. The mare ) lay down in the road in front of Lount' l ice factory, and the juvenile driver l were unable to make her rise. By l islanders went to their assistance an' l finally discovered that the mare's actiol
 was not an unaccountable freak. Sh'
 had taken this opportunity to become {
 mother.
 Washington street was the scene of dangerous runaway yesterday morning n The team drawing one of Johnson p scayenger wagons became frightene r and ran astride telephone pole. Tn t tongue of the wagon was broken o1 - and the horses thus freed turned an
 ran furiously down the street. The
 collided with one of Saunders heav trucks and turned it completely ovel J In the collision one of the runawa . horses had leg broken and the othe z horse was severely cut.