Arizona republican., 1894-06-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Goodwin & Avery received yesterday large shipment of thelr W. L. Douglas shoes.
 Testimony was taken by Referee Holmes yesterday in the divorce case of ! iarfias vs. Garfas.
 The handsomest, costliest and finest bicycle in town belongs to Dick Elem ing. It came yesterday. Louis Melczer has received two car loads of bottled alphabet beer, new brand which is catching on rapidly. License to marry was issued yester- day to Lucas Leon and Ereberlo Bust amente, W. E. Doplace IT. and o. V. Woosnum, Dionicio Verduga and Rosa l 6onZales.
 Filencia Valenzuela, unaware of late metropolitan movements, left his team unhitched in the streets. Ignorance of new departures in law and custom is inexcusabe. So Filencia knows now to the extent of S2.
 W. Tobin will leave today for the Congress mine where he will resume the blacksmith business which he has lately discontinued here by the dis solution of hIs partnership with W. L. Wilson.
 Messrs. Brown, Catherwood, Wilson and Furl, the Phoenix contestants in the long distance bicycle race from Nogales to Tucson, left on Sunday morning for the former place. They were joined at Mesa by Salter. The race takes place next Friday.
 The twenty-nine young olive trees in the city hall plaza are greatly admired ! with fruit thus demonstrating in the most pu blic manner that the culture of this semi-tropical is sure enough in- dustry in the Salt River valley. Circulators of petitions pro and con in the matter of the Masten franchise were out early yesterday morning aiding the almost vertical rays of the sun in keep ing the sidewalks hot. Nearly every property owner in the city and many who are not property owners have gone on record.
 lege on Center street has reached above the first windows. Architect Leonard is supervising the work, which is being done by D. A. Evans, under 8 contract to complete it by September 1. At the rate he is now going the building will be finished long before that date. It will cost s10,000.
 1 The Turqnolse mine of Messrs. Luke, Kirkland, Williams and Kelly bids fair to turn out verita ole bonanza. Mir. Kelly has driven a tunnel twenty-five 1 feet on the vein and the precious rock improves in appearance, both as to quality and quantity. A sample brought in by MT. Kelly will be sent to eastern experts for the purpose of hay ing it's fneness determined.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: W. H. Cole to Chas. Livingstone, E of W l 115 of of sec 7, tp l, nr2 e, $900: Bert Spencer and wife to Thomas Arm strong Jr., warranty deed to lot g, blk 25, Churchill addition, $1 ,000; Thomas Armstrong and wife to Maricopa Loan and Trust company, quit claim to above described property, $1 ,OOO.
 The new hardware store of Dawson & Fish is now open. It seems to be well stocked, especially with household utensils and such things as nalls, hinges and other building material
 Mir. Dawson lived 1n Leadville since 1879 and knows how to cater to the needs of the boys who handle drill and pick underground. Both are we'll pleased with Arizona.
 The governors office is ornamented
 by handsome frame enclosing twelve official ribbons awarded Arizona ex- hibits at the Worlds fair. The awards
 were all in the department of mines and include beside various ores, onyx and sandstone. With the exception of awards on good arrangement of country rock, etc., the successful exhibitors
 were private individuals and corpora tions.
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