Arizona republican., 1894-05-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.
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Read the Racket store ad. Ham brook & Schorr are mill agents of one of the. largest California lum Der concerns.
 Genara P. Cabaysas and Evira Bur- | nell were married yesterday by Justice Johnstone.
 Ten dozen mems straw hats here tomorrow morning; meanwhile a good stock. AlkIre. MT. M. Jacobs yesterday received a telegram stating that his wife's sister had died at New York.
 Mir. Klein, the cattleman, yesterday brought down herd of 800 head from his range in Tonto Basin.
 Juan Ortega for drunkenness and peace disturbance was given three days in police court yesterday morning. The district court docket was in- creased at the eleventh hour by several cases taken up on appeal from justices | courts.
 License to marry was issued yester- | day to Soren c. Sorenson and Maggie A. Mcdonald, and Ed Channell and Nora Hudgens.
 The condition ot MT. D. P. Conroy was greatly improved yesterday and his physicians believe that the danger of necessity of amputation is past.
 The will of c. I. Robson, late of Mesa, was admitted to probate yester- day and Messrs. Passey, Pomeroy and Rogers were appointed administrators. Notices of the following mining loca- tons were filed yesterday: The Silence, in the Cave Creek district by w. H. Thomas; The McClinky, by W. J. Hale and James Bu1son.
 T. Healy, lately barkeeper at Kelly's saloon, died early on Sunday morning of consumption. He came to Phoenix several months ago from St. Lotus in search of relief from lung trouble.
 Last night some person of an inauisi- tive temperament made a test of the dura biity of the new artificial side walk in front of the Monihon block. He dug hole about six inches in di- ameter through It.
 J. W. Sims of Old Fields, Hardy county, and Abel High of Purgitsville. Hampshire county, are a couple of West Virginia farmers who arrived yes- terday morning, attracted by the ad- vertisements of the Glendale colony.
 break occurred in the telegraph wires west of Maricopa last night cut 1 ting of direct communication with the coast. It was impossible to learn the cause of the trouble or the exact loca- tion, but it was not thought likely the break would be repaired before this morning.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record : Wm. Ellsworth and wife to E. A. Spragg, lot 3, block 4, Mesa, S200; E. A. Spragg and D. A. Spragg to Mary J. Sabin above described property, $350 J. w. Cavanaugh to Josiah J. Mum, lots 12 and 14 in block ?, Brill's ad- dition, $450.
 Andrew Kirkpatrick, one of the con- stables of this precinct, resigned yes terday on account of the pressure of private business. A petition was inn mediately circulated, and extensively signed, asking for the appointment oi Capt. Fly Mcdonald The board of supervisors will take up the matter of
 both the resignation and the appoint. ment at a meeting to be held tomorrow Capt. Mcdonald has had an experience of several terms, his last term expiring nearly two years ago.
 MT. George Woodford the well-known
 temperance lecturer arrived in the city
 yesterday morning from visit to the , coast and the midwinter fair. The ob.
 feet of hls visit this time is to look after certain property interests which he has here. He confirms the general opinion
 of all who have seen the Salt River val. ley exhibit at the fair. He was de- lighted with it and surprised at the showing Phoenix has made. Manager
 Perley also comes in for a large share of MT. Woodford's praise. Thos. Holland is persistent if not a very successful fighter, He had set te with Dick Goodman Tn which he SC.
 cured no advantage except MT Good