Arizona republican., 1894-07-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

License to marry was issued yester- day to Jose Mendoza and Victoria Sanchez.
 Marshal Molloy shot a horse in front of the Lemon hotel yesterday morning. It was old and 80 sick that it could hardly move so that the revolver be- came an instrument of mercy.
 Juan Romero yesterday completed a sentence of ten days In the county jail for gleaning in the wheatfeld of Wm. Hammils without permission Of the owner.
 Agent Greenleaf, of Wells Fargo, yesterday received another order from headquarters directing him to receive no express matter, on account of recent complications on the Southern Pacific.
 County Superintendent Jordan yester- day appointed 0. H. Christy 6 member of the board of trustees in district No. 5. This is one of the districts in which on account of lack of formality a ''no election" was declared.
 Rev. H. A. Thompson, who has been lying dangerously ill of typhoid fever at Sacaton, has so far recovered that he was able to reach the city yesterday morning. He will leave today for Peoria.
 The name of Miss Edith Robbins, teacher of the second grade in the Gen. tral school, was accidentally omitted yesterday morning in the list pu blished in THE REPUBLICAN of the new corps oi teachers.
 City Engineer Dunn yesterday es- tab]lshed the grade for new sidewalk on the west side of First street begin ming at Washington. The sidewalk is to be of artificial stone. Its length will be 160 feet and will extend beyond Kemp's store.
 Billy Horan from the Big Bug district arrived in the city yesterday. He re- ports mining matters there and at ad- jacent camps as in prosperous cond1 tion excepting only the lack of water which retards more extensive develop ment and output.
 MT. c. M. Thorndyke left last evening | for the Harrington ranch, some twenty miles beyond Mesa, to look at a pump that is for sale. The strike prevents him from telegraping for the kind that he wants, so he has to do the next best thing which is to take any thing that 1 will work.
 Maurice Fleischman yesterday re- ceived telegram announcing the sud den death of his uncle, B. Levy, oi Portland, Ore. The deceased was g brother of Mir. Fleischman's mother and is well remembered in Phoenix 1 hox fria ago. This is the fourth sudden death within two months of very near rela tives of MT. Fleischman.
 The ladies of the Y. W. C. A. are busy with preparations for the enter tainment at Gsrdiner's hall tomorrow night. The program is a very inter esting one special features of which are | the fan and tamborine drill and the "Mouse Trap" an enjoyable farce. The young ladies haves progressed so rapidly that the services of the instructress Mrs. Cooley, the elocutionist, have given place to active practice.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: The Gila Bend Townsite company to E. G Caruthers, lots and 8, block l3, Gils Bend; Geo. W. Serrine, Wm. Passey William J. LeBaron to Jessamine Pome roy, lots l and 8, block II, Mesa; Jessa mine Pomeroy to Kimball Pomeroy, lot 8 in block II, Mesa; Martin Pomeroy and Mary M. PomeroY to Kimbal Pomeroy ten acres in nw14 sec 27, twp l h., r. 5 e, $1.000.
 Three Pima Indian boys who have been at Albuquerque during the last