Arizona republican., 1894-05-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Read the Racket store ad.
 Gillett is the best trousers cutter on the continent.
 The latest styles in ladies' Oxfords at Chandler's.
 Novelties in ladies' waists at Alkire's. Stylish, low priced, cool.
 Suit for divorce was begun yesterday. Lora Hart against William J. Hart.
 There will be music at the Park Swimming Baths this afternoon.
 License to marry was granted yester- day to Genara Cabayas and Elbreria Puriell.
 Tomorrow there will doubtless be an infantile army at the tent of Beattie the photographer. He will take them all free.
 J. M. Holmes, the man who infested the city and county peace officers on Friday, imploring them to arrest him, got $3 in the police court yesterday, and still he isn't satisfied.
 Our new line of ladies' Oxfords are beauties. Chandler's.
 Judge Early and Mr. F. H. Lyman have removed from their law offices in the Arizona National Bank building to the elegant cham bers i'll the Fleming block lately occupied by Caplinger & Woods.
 Ladies' Oxford ties, $1. Nothing to touch them elsewhere for $1.50; AL kire's.
 Sam Web b returned yesterday from a trip in com panv with George Hamlin, to the Relief mine. Mr. Webb says prospects at the Relief are brighter than ever. A large quantity of $100 rock has been taken from the 100-foot level, and there is great deal more in sight.
 Ten dozen mems straw hats here Wednesday morning; meanwhile a good stock.
 The condition of the county's bonded l indebtedness may be interesting to the taxpayer. It is in round nun bers $319, ,000 of which $267 1000 has been re- funded by the territory leaving the county to pay the low rate of interest obtained under the funding act. Within the past year the county has re. duced the remaining bonded debt by | $10,000 leaving now only $52 ,000.
 A. H. Miller. who arrived from Pres colt few days ago, has fallen into hard luck. Almost everything he had with him was in valise which was stolen the day of his arrival. It con. tained. beside articles of apparel. pa pers and letters of importance. He is extremely anxious to recover it, and will pay liberal reward to whomso ever will return the documents to the Q. T. saloon and ask no questions about the clothes.
 Early yesterday m 0rning the resi- dents in the vicinity ot the cemetery were awakened by an alarm of fire. Il was discovered to have mysteriously originated in some straw under wagor
 belonging to Mir. Painter. The wagon had been left there late at night It contained an engine which had beer
 brought down from 8 mining camp The wagon was on fire but the famel
 were extinguished before they com
 mpnicated to the adjoining houses. The May Day committee has made report of the receipts and expen al lures attending the festivities. Ther5 ,, was expended for band, lemonade, al awning for shade, and labor SIS. 10 There was received in contribution from business men $125.25. The bal ance, $13.10 will be turned over to tn
 High school library fund. Messrs Aaron Gold berg and Geo. Alkire wer the solicitors for contributions and tn
 fact that the receipts and expenditure
 so nearly balance is credita ble to thei good judgment. They knew when the,
 had enough. The business men of th
 city were so favorable to the enterpriz that sum twice as large could easil, , have been obtained.
 ' The Philomathean Debating soclet held it's regular weekly meeting las
 night. Resolved, that the senators 0
 the United States should be elected b f direct vote of the people," was dis : cussed and decided in favor of the mega tive. There was considerable debat :. on parliamentary proceedings whic