Arizona republican., 1894-01-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The whist club met at E. H. Killers
last night.
J. W. Fleming, OF Silver City, N. NJ,
left on last nights train for California.
Will Smith, the Southern Pacific
company's detective, went south last
night.
Judge W. NJ, Lowell went to Tucson
last night; also Judge Riley, of Tomb
stone, departed for home.
The case of Romula Yescaz was con-
tinued by Justice tombstone yesterday
until 9 O'Clock this morning.
Seven cars loaded with valley fed
beeves were shipped last night to Cali
fornia. The owner Mr.. Garner, accom-
panied them.
The son of Joseph Phillips while
playing at the West End school yester-
day broke his arm. The injured mem.
Der was set by DR.. Stroud.
Joseph Thalheimer, OF the Central
hotel, was so seriously i'll night before
last as to require the attendance Of
their physician. Yesterday he was
somewhat better.
City attorney, L. H. Chalmers, has
removed his Office from the Thibido
building to room 7, Gotten block, the
Office formerly occupied by the late
Judge Lighthizer.
The Bee Hive people were busy yes
terday removing the stock of gents
furnishing goods into the main build
ing. The two large rooms of the store
will be connected by an arch.
Twenty-three thousand pounds of
mining machinery, consisting of blow
er, boiler, cable, steel and sundry parts
were shipped to the Bonanza camp in
the Harqua Halas, yesterday.
In the case of squires VS.. Read in the
district court yesterday the appoint
ment of receiver was refused by
Judge Baker. This is case where
Sauires claimed to be partner of Read
in cattle deal.
The dinner at the Commercial hotel
dining room ia good every day. To-
morrow it will be even better than
usual. Miss Kate Walsh is making
preparations to regale her numerous
patrons with Sunday feast.
Says the Albuquerque Times: "W. A.
Daggs of Tempe, Ariz., and O. F.
Jones of Chicago, heavy sheep raisers
and buyers, spent Sunday in the city
and left yesterday morning for Phoenix,
where they will chip 10000 sheep and
arrange for the purchasing of $4,000
N ore.
Gov. Hughes received portfolio yes
terday from Washington containing
views Of all the government buildings,
portraits of the officials of the United
states government and the governors
and capitol buildings of all the states
and territories in the union. Gov.
Hughes portrait and the present tenn
porary capitol OF Arizona makes 9
splendid showing. The work is very
fine.
G. s. Fly, the pioneer photographer
of Arizona, opened his new gallery on
Washington street yesterday. His col.
lection OF Arizona Indians and natura
scenic views is unequaled. He has
made many trips to the different Indiar
reservations of the territory and hal
never spared pains or expense when {
suitable subject for his art was in ques
ton. In the meantime he has KEEP
abreast with the progress of advanced
photography. Paris panels and all thu
latest novelties furnished in the mos
approved style.
Madeline Merli will appear at thu
Phoenix opera house on Monday ane
Tuesday evenings. The following no
tice of this distinguished actress il
from the New York Dramatic News o
October s.: "The first page of the cur
rent issue is made attractive by an ex
cellent portrait of Madelaine Merli. the
Italian star actress, who has lately
achieved such pronounced success il
emotional roles. Signora Merli is a
present playing 1.-The Story of Kiss
in the larger New England cities, anC
her performances have been received
with applause by large audiences, and
with unstinted praise by the critics
New Workers will have an opportunit,
of seeing her on the Metropolitan stage
before the end of the season.
Ladies' old shoes made to look lik
new ones. Kid dyed over and ne1
soles put on same as when new, at tn
Phoenix Shoe Factory, 81 W. Washing
ton St.
E. E. Todd has returned from Tue
son. Mr.. Todd is connected with A
Redewlll as an expert piano tuner. ID
has tuned over two hundred instrd
ments in Arizona.
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