Arizona republican., 1894-10-05
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Variety of Incidents in Many Localities. aIizatlon Before Registration
 Closes.

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 Con Cronin, the popular cashier of the Dairy, was at home yesterday with an attack Of sickness.
 License to marry was issued yester day to Nathaniel E. Harrer and Annie Hall, both of Phoenix.
 Jukge Wright sprung his mule story last night with all the usual eclat. It never fails to produce a roar.
 Refreshments at the Y. M. c. A. so cial tonight will be served after the style of Edward Bellamy. All are in- vited.
 Frank Cox returned yesterday morn- ing from Tucson on Southern Pacific business connected with the late train robbery.
 L. H. De Mers opened yesterday his new confectionery. He makes all his own candies and is an artist at the business.
 The work of partitioning the upper Gardiner black with apartments goes rapidly forward under the direction of E. s. Hershey.
 A meeting of the Repu blican club will be held tonight at the new head quarters to perfect it's organization for campaign work.
 Engineer Charles H. White, just married, was serenaded last evening at his home on Fourth avenue by a large party of friends.
 Chap, the veteran real estate rustler, sold five acres for Ed Branch Wednes- day and was accordingly in an amiable frame of mind all day.
 c. H. Pierce yesterday let to L. A. Amirault a contract for a handsome brick cottag4 to be erected in ChurchilPs addition. The building will cost $1 1000.
 Dr. Eschman left for San Francisco on Wednesday evening to meet his wife who has been spending the summer on the coast. Both will shortly return to Phoenix.
 Hans Herlick has remodeled the in- terior of his place of business and by the generous application of white paint has made an altogether different look ing place of it.
 MT. E. P. Sigler yesterday received telegram from his brother saying that their mother had just died at Sierra Madre hospital. He left last night to attend the funeral.
 Improvements begun on the Red Corner store have just been completed. They have added greatly to it's appear ance and have also furnished additional room for a largely increased stock of goods.
 Extensive Improvements have been made this week in the store of the Trask- -kessler company. A middle deck has been constructed almost dou bling the floor space of the rear store room.
 The first shoot of the season was held by the Maricopa gun club on We'd nesday afternoon. The badge of best marksmansh1p was still held by T. W. Hine who won it also at the last shoot of last season.
 A special train was run from Tempe last night bringing nearly a hundred visitors to the Republican rally. The special was timed to return at 0:30, but the meeting was continued long after that hour.
 A. L. Fisher, the south side stage line proprietor, offers special induce ments to political candidates. He has made round trip rate from Phoenix to Goldield of s 50 with the privilege of stopping off at any point.
 AsDr. and Mrs. Purman were driv- ing home yesterday noon their horse stumbled and fell headlong on Pierce street. Fortunately the buggy was not overturned, and beyond slight breaks in the harness no damage was sus. tained.
 No holdups or bu-glaries have been reported this week. The suspected criminal element is on the run and so police department that it has no time to devote to the plundering of houses and belaJed pedestrians.
 The admiration for the Salvation Army captain of the voluble and good hearted Mike who talks as he cheWses and chewses as he talks is boundless. He regularly occupies front bench at the tent and literally contributes to the passing of the tambourine.
 The following transfers of real estate were entered for record yesterday: H. L. Chandler and wife and ". H. Code and wife to J. M. Creighton, part of lot l, block 80, Phoenix, 5000. Jennie Isaac and Wm. Isaac to T. w. Pem ber- ton, s1a, nw14, sec 55. tp n, r2e.
 Tomorrow is the last day on which naturalization papers can be obtained in this county before the expiration of the tune for registration. Judge Baker will hold court all day for the con- venience of those who wish to perfect their citizenship. On Monday he will go to Yuma and open court there.
 The Republican county committee headq uar ters were removed yesterday to elegant quarters in the Wharton block. A large ground floor room has been secured and is we'll furnished with chairs tahIes naners camnaiun