Arizona republican., 1894-12-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.
The Condensed News of Two
 Days.
Disease in Osborn's Herd of Jerseys Stamped Outline New Gold
 field Mail Route.

Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 E. Gang yesterday contributed to the chamber of commerce display several samples of Japanese persimmons.
 A quit claim deed from J. W. Evans to William Ruff to 1a, SC 4, sec 25, tp ? n. r e, was recorded yesterday.
 The free balloon ascension and para chute drop at the park Sunday after noon at o'clock by Hazel Reyes will be we'll worth seeing.
 Under Sheriff Frank King will leave tonight for Nogales to take the position of deputy collector of customs. Deputy Sheriff Widmer will succeed him as under sheriff.
 The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Bursal will be pleased to learn that they are the proud parents of a little daughter, born recently at their home in Ellis, Kansas. Mrs. Bursal, was formerly Miss Gertie Pemberton of this city.
 Edward Metcalf yesterday filed notice of appropriation of 150,000 inches of water to be diverted from the Gila river at the west end of the Oatman Canon, the rights and franchises of the former locator, the South Gila Canal company, having lapsed by disuse.
 Notices of location of the following mining claims were yesterday entered at the recorders office: The Ta-ra-ra in the Black Rock district by H. H. Helm, J. D. Helm and M. McLeish, the Pactolus in the Superstition district by F. D. Peray, R. P. Sellars and s. s. Sellars.
 The meeting of the newly-elected board of directors of the chamber of commerce for organization and election of officers appointed for last night was postponed on account of the absence or illness of several members of the board until the regular monthly meeting next Monday night.
 The Salvation Army people are pre- pairing for time of unusual dimen- sions. Staff Capt. Mcintyre will arrive on this mornings train from California commissions to the local officers which will take place at the regular meeting tonight. Meetings will also be held all day Sunday.
 Something recently happened in Phoenix unlike anything that ever hap pened before in the United States. A box of dates WAS packed. The dates were contributed to the cham Der of commerce by s. D. Lount and the pack ing was done by Secretary Perley. It is also proper to say that probably no such luscious looking dates were ever imported into the United States.
 W. W. Wall, the mail contractor, yes- terday received notice from the post office department to extend the mail service between Goldfeld and Tempe to Phoenix. There will thus be two daily mails between Phoenix and the mining camp. The new schedule will be as follows: Leave Phoenix at 6 8. m. :; arrive Goldfeld D. m.; leave Gold field a. m. arrive Phoenix p. m.
 It comes with bad grace for parties to come to THE REPUBLICAN office to get free notices for contemplated balls, festivals and entertainments after get ting their job printing done elsewhere. Such persons are informed that they must pay like merchants and other people in full for any notices they may want. THE REPUBLICAN firmly believes in reciprocity, and extends favors only to it's friends.
 Dr. Norton, the territorial veterinary surgeon yesterday made another care ful inspection of the Osborn herd of Jerseys. The severest tests disclosed only single case of tuberculosis in the thirty-eight remaining cattle of the herd. He believes therefore that the disease has been practically stamped out. His vigilance, however, will not be relaxed and the herd will be tested from time to time until it is assured that the malady is entirely disposed of