Arizona republican., 1894-11-11
LOCAL BRIEFS. A Series of Events Worthy of
 Mention. A Matrimonial Boom Sets In-A Horse Detained by
 Crap Game.
Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's

Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 Clay Leonard has no objection to the general understanding that his fruit is freshest and confectionery unsurpassed.
 A public installation of the officers elect of Floral lodge I. o. G. T. 1n the Cartwright neigh hborhood took place last night.
 A girl wanted to assist in general house work and wait on table. Could attend school. Address lock drawer B, postofice.
 The family of Mir. and Mrs. John Burger was increased yesterday by the birth of daughter and everybody is appropriately happy.
 Robert Doll has taken charge of the Wall street sample room. Certain re- ductions in the price of a popular bev- craze will attract many to the resort.
 Architect Hemlen has dark secret. He began yesterday plans for 8 $25, ,000 residence to be erected on Washington street and will not say for whom or where.
 Why should not the patrons of the M E. Hurley meat market sleep sound 70 nights? They know they are nour- ished by the best meat raised in the valley.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to John W. Benjamin and Mary Woods, William J. Richardson and Lizzie Brown, Harry A. Kendall and Almeda Fairbanks.
 The case against Frankie Hill and Eva St. Clair, charged with robbing 8 drunken miner, was continued yester- day in Justice Johnstone's court until tomorrow afternoon.
 The partnership arrangement by which J. K. Bruce is to acquire an in terest in the Lemon hotel while still pending and probable of fulfllmenG has not yet been effected.
 Those tickets at the Bee Hive good for a dimes worth of toys or fancy Christmas goods are becoming very popular. A ticket goes with every dollars worth of goods purchased.
 On tomorrow night Garden Valley Lodge No. l, I. o. G. T., will install her officers for the ensuing term, in their lodge room, in Y. M c. A. hall. All Good Templars are invited to attend.
 Two tramps were in police court yes terday morning for being trsmps. They entered into stipulation with the re- corder to leave town in. n.ffteen minutes. A Mexican who was drunk and disor- derly WAS sent below for five days.
 Col. Martin of the N G. A. has issued orders in the matter of the court mar- tial upon the cases of Privates Harm son, Coffey and Monibon of Company B. The first was fined $5, Coffee was acquitted and Monihon dishonorably discharged.
 New carpets of solid sea green, so heavy that they send back no sound of the footfall, have been laid in the offices of the secretary of the territory. The and wood work and produces an effect pleasing to aesthetic tastes.
 Carlos Gonzalez, arrested for the bur- glary of Joe Nogronne's saloon last Wednesday night, WAS tried in probate court yesterday for insanity. If he was feigning he dld it so well that the court didn't know what to do about 1t and sent him to the asylum not so much to be cured as to be tested.
 Among the merry nimrods who will break today the primeval stiffness of the Gila valley with blast of gun and shout of triumphant glee at the toppling of the gaudy-winged duck are Messrs Lamson and Sparks, who set out Friday night, and Keller and Dawson, who left long ere dawn this morning.
 Cal Williams, news carrier, came into possession of $100 bicycle last night through the liberality of Andrew Barry. While the matter of his DOS session of the wheel was pending the little fellow was seized with mysteries and when the thing was settled his joy found expression in moist eyes.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Mary J. Wilcoxen to G. J. Mclean, part of ne Ii, sec 22, tp n, @, $1,000. Harry W. Adams to Margaret Finley Adams, a one-fourth interest in sec 32, tp3n,r2 John Davies to Mary E. Cosby, lots 4 and 5, block 34, Mesa, $25O.
 The case against J. E. Teeters, charged with carrying concealed weap- ons, was dismissed in Justice John tone's court yesterday, the prosecuting witness, w. B. Casey, failing to appear The defendant also showed that some time ago he had obtained legal permis- sion to carry a revolver and the permit had never been revoked.
 MT. John W. Benjamin and Miss Mary Woods, both we'll known and highly esteemed residents of Phoenix, were united in marriage last night by Justice Johnstone on South Second streets. Wedding guests were Dr. Scott Helm and wife, Major R. Allyn Lewis and wife, Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Jobs and Major and Mrs. H. B. Robin. son.
 A. P. Walbridge yesterday sent boz contoinino sn assortment of cacti to T