Arizona republican., 1894-08-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A thousand and one handy devices
for household use at the Novelty store.
The heavenly twins were on the
street last night ''dead next to them.
selves"
There will be a sacred concert this
evening at the Louvre garden. Choice
music, cool beer.
F. G. Hochderfer was commissioned
captain of company l First Regiment
n. Il. A. yes terday.
The Novelty store sells articles for 10
cents with which after having used, you
would not part for $40.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Lloyd B. Hornbeck and Junie
Lane both of the county.
The refreshments at the Park today
will include ice cream, lemonade, soda,
etc., all of prime quality.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. j.
Hodnett of Tempe was buried yester-
day afternoon by Randall & Davis.
keeier's SHOW window is II it again.
Almond complexion cream for the
ladies. 20 cents bottle. three for
half.
The trial of Paul Smyly charged with
an assault upon Patsey McQuilken was
continued until Monday in Justice
Johnstone's court yesterday.
Among the candidates before the
Democratic convention for the office of
constable is J. F. Briggs, who has
already secured strong following.
Clay Leonard shipped yesterday sew
eral boxes of grapes and peaches to
Fort Bowie. Tom bstone and other points
in the southern part of the territory.
A deed was passed yesterday from
the Arizona Land and Stock company,
Clark Churchill attorney in fact, to
Lowell B. Rousseau, of lot in block 81,
Churchill addition.
For Sale-Bargain. Pleasant busi-
ness for lady or invalid; established
and in paying order; small capital re-
quired; owner leaving city. Call at
Circulating Library, First avenue and
Jefferson street.
An alarming rumor was circulated
yesterday of a strong organization of
whitecaps in Phoenix. When it was
traced to its fountain head it turned
out that the man who started it was de-
scriblng the painting OF the fire plugs.
Jim Griffin of the cycle club received
letter from Oscar Osen, the crack
wheelman OF San Jose, CAL. and holder
of the world record for 40 miles, saying
that he would come to Phoenix and run in
the 100 mile race if position could be
found for him here or if his expenses
could be guaranteed.
Suit was brought in district court
yesterday by A. G. Aldrich and eleven
other plaintiffs against the South Gila
Canal company, G. A. Luke, trustee.
and w. E. Pope to enforce liens aggre-
eating $7180.16. Notice of the liens
we're filed April 4. The plaintiffs pray
that in default of payment a sale of the
property may be ordered.
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record:
Emory j. Grant to Sarah E. McCord
lots and u La Villa place, $1,000.
Arizona Land and Stock company to
Lowell D. Rosseau lot block 81 Church
ill's addition, $3.50. Warwick Scott and
wife to S. c. Wynkoop lots 33, 81, 67
and 6S Highland addition, 500.
A prominent lawyer in town drinks
nothing but Coronado water. He had
an experience yesterday which leads
him to believe that the most explosive
kind OF whisky is safer. He placed a
bottle of the water, which had been
superheated in transit, in water
cooler. A sudden contraction of the
bottle followed and the carbonated
/ water did the rest. The ensuing ex-
plosion blew the top from the cooler.
A branch of peach tree about yard
long was brought in yesterday by A. L.
Henshaw from his ranch and presented
to the advertising man of THE REPUB.
LIcAN, Uponit were dozen peaches
of the variety known as Sellers Golden
clingstones. Each was as large as q
baseball and the rich red and yellow of
the velve1y coats was set off by the
deep green background OF leaves and
formed as perfect picture as perfect
picture as ever gladdened the eye of
ardent orchardist or city scribe.