Arizona republican., 1894-07-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

There will be a meeting of the city council tonight.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to Bictar Vasquez and Ysabel Montijo.
 The Ivy Green restaurant holds it's patrons by serving the best steaks in the city.
 No matter where you are gong Selim Michaelson of the Palace cigar store, can save you money on your ticket.
 L. H. Demers knows how to make it pleasant for couples who visit the park these evenings. His ice cream is per- feet.
 A sponge bath will cause sleep these hot nights. Keefer opera house phar- macist has lot of sponges at half price.
 There will be services at the Center street M. E. south church tonight. The services will be conducted by Rev. W. L. Albright.
 The Republicans of Tempe precinct will hold mass meeting at Andre 's hall next Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock to select delegates to the county convention to be voted for at the Re- publican primaries.
 For school district No. g, one of the districts in which the election went by default, County Superintendent Jordon yesterday appointed Daniel Martin and Joseph Gilson members and E. K. Baker, clerk of the board of trustees.
 Harry Plattner yesterday let a con. tract for the building of handsome residence in Orchard Grove addition The carpenter work will be done by Theodore Lutge, the brick work by R H. Faulkner. and the painting and decorating by Smith X Branch.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Kate L. Thomas and w. H. Thomas to Anna M. White ne114 sec 2l twp h., r 4 e. $500; Frank T. Powers and wife to e1a se14 and sw14 se4 sec 31 twp l h.. r. 5 e, $225.
 There was born yesterday to Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Hardy son. Dr. Hughes who materially assisted at the birth, if authority for the statement that Dr. Hardy was surprised that the young ster was without dental development and immediately set about the manu. facture of double set of teeth for him
 A little child not quite three weeks old of MT. and Mrs. James Dunn, died last night at o'clock of spasms, brought or by inability to take nutrition. The funeral will take place at 9 o'clock this morning from the residence of MT Blaine on West Jefferson street. Mir Dunn is baker employed in the Stal bakery.
 | James Rennie, the winner of the Queens prize and the reputation of be- ing the best marksman in the United Kingdom, is cousin of James Rennie proprietor of the Wall street saloon MT. Rennie himself was for four years g member of the regiment to which the champion marksman belongs, the Third Lanarkshlre.
 Victoria Sanchez and Maria Con treras, charged with robbing a man oi $40 at block Al on Saturday night were tried yesterday before Justice Johnstone. The principal witness upon whose testimony the warrant was issued. fell down and swore to some thing else. Two other important wit nesses varied about seven hours con. corning an incident of the robbery The case was dismissed.
 Attention is called to the statement of the Phoenix National bank which appears in this issue of THE REPUBLI CAN. It denotes a financial solidity which is almost without paralle in the southwest. Beside the reserve nearly $70,000 in excess of that re quired by law, the large amount dut from other banks, state and national will be noted. The extent of de posits as set forth in the statement shows the prosperity of the institution and the local confidence in7<which it il held. Officers of the bank feel safe 1T inviting a comparison with other bank ing institutions in the southwest in tht matter of showing of reserves.