Arizona republican., 1894-11-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A ParagraphiC View of YeSter-
 days DoingS.
lndianianS Will Organize a State SoCiety-What 1t Costs to
 Carry a Gun.

Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 A lady who bought this week one of Benham's SIS Navajo blankets paid for it all in dimes.
 L. W. Jimmie. one of Tempe's most substantial citizens, spent yesterday in the city attending to business.
 Clarence A. Hootman yesterday sold to H. J. Ellis of Gila Bend. lots 23 and 24 in block 2S, Montgomery's addition. A trade was effected yesterday by which Nicholson. the tailor. exchanged his horse and buggy with Operator Goodell for blcyle.
 Malcolm Henry, who was arrested on Wednesday night for carrying concealed weapons, pied guilty in Justice Kin caid's court yesterday and was fined $50
 4 meeting of those who claim the Hoosier state as their birth place will meet at Y. NJ. c. A. hall 8 week from tonight for the purpose of organizing an Indiana society.
 Two cars of heavy timber have been received by the Ryder Lumber yard for the Improvement company. Five more cars are coming. Extensive repairs are contemplated up on the dam.
 Auditor c. P. Leitch has fondness for throwing dust in peoples eyes. His new three year old $250 trotter can easily better three minutes and is a magnificent specimen of horse.
 Goldberg Brothers received letter yesterday from Pueblo, Colorado, man enclosing ticket for barrel of money given away by them July 4, 1893, with a request to look the matter up and see whether the ticket did not entitle him to the barrel.
 The reception given by MT. and Mrs. T. W. Hine last night in honor of Col onel and Mrs. Adams was attended by large number of guests. The recep- tion began at eight o'clock and was con- tinued until eleven. A highly enjoy able evening was spent.
 In probate court yesterday c. B. Ming was appointed administrator of the estate of John P. P. Peck and Chas. H. Moore was chosen guardian of the fve-year old son of the late Ed Ennis. The estate consists of 5000 life insur- ance indemnity in a secret society. to which the deceased belonged.
 Articles of incorporation of the Phe- nix Dairy Produce company were filed yesterday by w. l.. Lawrence, L. H. Chalmers and C. c. Logan. The capi- tai stock IS $20,000 The object of the incorporation is the establishment of a business for supplying customers with milk and the manufacture of butter and cheese.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Christian A. Saylor to Joe E. Redden, q. H. Adams, Valentine Cant, Gran vile S. Johnson and Jefferson P. Boles, strip of land P feet wide through the western part of sec ? twp s e $133 33; C. W. HoadIey, trustee to H. J. Ellis. lots 23 and 24 in block 28, Montgomery addition, $250.
 Night before last when Ralph Sparks closed up the Racket store he left case of shoes exposed to the night air and the operation of thieves. It was found in the alley north of the Flem- ing block the next morning. It had contained several pairs and had for tunately fallen into the hands of con- siderate thief. He took only two pairs, a good one and cheap one.
 Mrs. Clair L. Montgomery gave very pleasant tea on Wednesday alter noon. Dainty refreshments were served and the house was very prettily decor ated with roses and chrysanthemums. Among those present were Mesdames Nicholson, B. N. Pratt. Masten, Pinney, Montgomery, Clark, Heyman, Gold berg, Kibbey, Ganz, Wharton, 2. L. Belden, Chandler, Lewis, Rich and others.
 The guard mount by company B at the military plaza last night was an in- teresting event and was witnessed by large crowd most of whom had never seen the movement. It is perhaps the most interesting drill and into it enters 8 great deal of hard work, red tape and precision. The drill was performed to music furnished by the regimenta1 band. The boys were we'll pre- pared for it by practice.
 The fire department goat is an imp of perverse. Night before last lot of new glass doors were piled up on the street in front of Talbot & Hubbard's. A gentleman passing found the goat on top of the doors deliberately breaking the glass by jumping up and down and hleating mischievously. He was driven away and an hour later the gentleman passing the same place found the goat lying asleep upon the broken doors.
 Nothing daunted by the result of the late struggle in district court over the removal of the school house in district No. 5, the advocates of removal are re- newing the agitation de novo. They have posted notices of meeting of electors of the district. The opponents realizing that the next fight will in all probability be settled in the district, since precautions have been taken against legal irregularities are marshall ing their forces for the election.
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