Arizona republican., 1894-06-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

License to marry was issued yester- day to Christian Stoller and Ella S. Skinner, both of this county.
 The wife of leading professional gentleman of Phenlx who went east last week saved $27 by buying her ticket at the Sam Drachman agency.
 Fred Cocker who returned to his Welch home 8 couple Of months ago in serious ill health, IS rapidly improving. He was so ill that when he sailed from New York that it was doubtful if he would survive the voyage. His friends are now hopeful of his entire recovery.
 An attraction at Chandler's shoe store is a young wild cat brought from the neigh borhood of Yuma. It is only nye weeks old but nearly as large as a half grown house cat and is as playful as it's domestic cousin. A young kitten yesterday strayed into the store and permanently friendly relations were immediately established.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: Charles Goldman and wife to the Mari copa Loan and Trust company, lot 5, block fl. Alma P. Salisbury and wife to John V. Spsinhower, n1a, neL, sec 30, tp Il, r 5 g, $I,000. c. J. Beauvais to Frank Giles, lots and 5 in block 37. Linville addition, $2,0O0 Jas. L. Patterson and others to Mesa City bank, southwest corner lot ?, block 5, Mesa, 200.
 Company I of Flagstaff and Company K of St. Johns had competitive shoot at the former place last Friday. The result was awaited here with interest of the local company for the reason that members of the northern companies spoke disrespectfully of the perform ances here of Companies R and c on Memorial Day. Word was received from the north yesterday that Company Ks total was 400, Company I 324 On Memorial Day Company B made a total of 40S, c total of 344. It has been suggested that the brethren from Flag staff and St. Johns come to Phoenix and learn to shoot.
 The Young Womens' Christian Asso- citation of this city have in course of preparation program for an enter- tainment to be given by them, about the middle of July, that promises to be
 
 limited to 500, and thou gh it will be an invitation affair an admission of 50 cents will be charged The program will consist of, in part, choice musical selections by the Zither club and the young ladies' quartette; fan and tam bourine drill by fifty young ladies. Re- treatments will be served during the evening, the whole to conclude with W. D. Howell's Imaginable farce en- titled 1.-The Mouse Trap" The young ladies are already rehearsing at Gardi- ner's hall. Miss Gertie McMullen and Miss Daisy Randall have charge of the arrangements.
 The reception held in the Salvation army tent last night to welcome the new commandant, Capt. Logsdon and her aid de camp, Cadet Thomas, was we'll attended. The usual services of song, testimonies and exhortations took place. A collection for the army ! brought in $410. But when it was an- nounced that g donation would be asked to help defray the expenses of Lieut.. Maitland to California, where she had been ordered, why it was different, when it was intimated that she would have to walk, under her marching orders, if she did not procure a corrup- tion fund to bribe the Southern Pacific company to carry her there. As | she has been familiar figure in the city for some time and has deported herself in keeping with her mission many really felt kind towards her and dug up $500.