Arizona republican., 1894-11-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Bird's-eye View of What Is
 Happening at Home.
Where Do All the Democratic Office seekers Come From?-TWo
 Battered Bicyclists.

Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 +. A. TritIe of Prescott was yesterday appointed notary puplic.
 Chapman Bros. have arranged 8 dis play of canned and dried fruits in their windows which create an appetite.
 Capt. Travis has at his real estate office an immense Irish potato for which the Wells Fargo company says $2 would be required for expressage to Denver.
 c. M. Duncan was yesterday ap- pointed by County Superintendent Jor dan trustee in school district No. IA in place of David Pool who has resigned.
 MT. Ernest E. Ford yesterday award ed the contract for the construction of laboratory in the Western Investment Company Bank building to c. T. Comp bell.
 c. B. Mabee and s. E. Chapin will set out this evening by team upon prospecting tour in the region of the Hassayampa first and thence north westerly.
 A telegram was received last night by Proprietor Cronin of the Dairy from Charley's Aunt stating that she would be in town this morning and asking him to reserve stool for her.
 W. J. Gotten has allied his hustiing abilities with the firm of Klttredge, Hedges & Dobbins, and it may be said that DO man Tn the valley is better &C., quainted with what inquirers want to know.
 On Thanksgiving eve in Gardiner's hall the Young Mems Social Dancing club will give masquerade ball. All friends of the members are invited. The dances of this organization last season were all distinct successes.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: The National Bank of Arizona to Solo, mon Lewis W lot 8, block 21, Phe- nix; Alice T. and Albert G. Utley to Geo. H. Williams W E, nv Ii, ne Ii, sec 26, twp n, e, $5000.
 Dr.J. M. Ford will shortly return to the city and resume his investments in real estate. He has already purchased $40,- 900 worth of Washington street prop erty. His further investments will ln- clude the erection of some modern resi- dence buildings.
 There are so many good Democrats applying for positions under the sheriff and the board of supervisors, the only two distributors of Democratic patron age, that remark is excited. If all the applicants voted the straight Democratic ticket there ought to have been strong Democratic majority in the county.
 The new proprietor ot the Dairy is not "an old and experienced restaur- anteur" nor has he ''conducted success fully some of the leading hostelries on the coast" but he knows what the public wants-a liberal supply of the best food at reasonable price and he asks the public to judge if he is doing it. Fine pastry and delicious coffee at the Dairy.
 The second issue of the Baptist Evan. gel appeared yesterday. The first has been more than maintained and if the paper improves weekly for even year by 8 geometrical progression or by an arith- metIcal progression it will be the best religious paper in the United States. That is hardly to be expected but 1t is to be expected that the religious ele- ment of Arizona will do it's best to for ward the Evangel.
 Bert Davis, who was arrested on Thursday morning for grossly insulting two ladies on the street, was brought before Judge Kincaid yesterday. He pied guilty and offered drunkenness ill extenuation. Fifty dollars or fifty days" said the justice. ''Isn't that pretty high, judge?" asked the prisoner. ''The law is to blame for the sentence" replied the justice; Ut holds me down fo Hftu Iouu hut 1il-o ,,oI,o 300."
 The example of Mai. Evans who has been causing the exterior of his office to be handsomely painted is contagious. Other business men in the vicinity have caught the fever and are doing the same thing. Having set the pace the major proposes to increase it so he is going to have cement gutter, the first under the new ordinance, laid around the walk on both sides of the building. It is hoped that not only his immediate neighbors but every property owner on Washington and Center streets will also "see' this new ante.
 There seems to be nothing now to prevent the trial of George McInernay for embezzlement. The demurrer to the indictment against him was argued yesterday in the district court and was overruled. The rest of the proceedings involved only civil matters. Judgment was rendered for plaintiffs Tn the fol- lowing cases: The Overman Wheel company vs. Griswold & Aldridge; Asher vs. P. w. Fleming. administrator of the estate of Squair Richardson; Ross vs. Goldman. Evidence in the case of Ross vs. Perazzo was introduced and the matter is to be argued.
 Twoe Lin Sing of Phoenix is going back to China to see how the war is nnrai r,ct and oSriat if