Arizona republican., 1894-08-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Geo. B. Perkins yesterday sold for
John Baggiore to Burt Peirano lot 7 in
block for 5000.
A meeting of the Populist club will
be held at Gardeners hall tonight to
effect reorganization.
John Roberts and John. Kelly both
charged with drunkenness, were fined
IS in police court yesterday morning.
Messrs. W. D. Hamman, A. L. Cramb
and Chas. Walters with their wives,
will go abroad tonight, to the Hole-in-
the-rock.
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record
Edward Irvine and wife to Thos. Pens
southe 149 feet OF lots s and 10 in IT.
vine addition, $3.50; John Baggiore to
Burt Peirano lot block city, 800.
A deed from O. A. Wing to Thos
Fitch to half interest in the Rob Roy
claim in the Superstition district was
filed yesterday. Another deed from
j. L. Shepherd to Col. Fitch TO a hall
interest in the Golden Rule in the Mag
azine district was also recorded.
The outdoor Sunday evening services
at the Baptist church are well attended,
all who hear one of Pastor Davis SER
mons feel we'll repaid and greatly bene.
fitted. Subject for tomorrow evening
will be "a Man With Principle" su b.
ject for morning, Eternal Life"
The case of E. r. Bassett charged
with raising check and cashing it at
the Miners saloon was continued yes.
terday until l O'Clock this afternoon.
The case was originally set for Tuesday
but has been postponed from time to
time pending the arrival of witnesses
from the Bonanza mine where Bassett
formerly worked.
An effort is being made to reduce the
bail of Frank Freisnecker held to the
grand jury in $1,000 for shooting Chas.
Perry with intent to kill. Freisnecker
was plainly insane at the time of the
shooting and at the time of his examina-
ton. He has since recovered his mind
and is not believed to be dangerous. T.
E. Parish for whom he formerly worked
offers to give him employment.
Pearl Hart who infests block Al went
to Justice Johnstone for relief yester-
day. She was weeping, drunk and well
dressed and had a specification with
the sort OF relief she wanted. She COM
planned that her lover had abused and
struck her. 81 told him." said she,
"that would have him sent to Yuma
one year for every blow he gave me.
Now that's all you've got to do. Send
for him right away and have him sent
down to the pen tonight"
There was good exhibition of bron-
cho busting on North Center street yes
terday afternoon. The broncho, an un-
usually active animal. caught sight of
the moon which stood directly over the
meridian of Phoenix. He jumped at it
but fell short mile or two and re-
turned to the earth. Several similar
ly unsuccessful attempts were made.
The rider retained his seat we'll during
this series of lunar excursions. The
bronco was busted and satisfied.
Lizard is Phoenix dog of unusual in
telllgence. 1t is manifested in his care
for his personal comfort. He spends
the warm afternoons hugging Minors
ice house on Wall street enjoying the
advantage OF the cool drippings from
the door. Yesterday Lizard suffered
more than usual from the heat and
painted painfully. Harry Leonard placed
block OF ice on the back of his head
and another along his spine. The dog
sank into a calm noiseless slum Der the
painting ceased and his sides were hard
ly moved bv respiration.