Arizona republican., 1894-12-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Yesterdays Quota of Passing
 Events.
Supervisors in Session-Police and Other Court Records - County
 Treasurer's Monthly Report.
Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's.

Window glass at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 A quit claim from Lincoln Fowler to c. B. Goodell to se14 SC sec IS twp. 2 nr2e 6, $1, 140 was recorded yesterday.
 MT. John c. Abbot of Hartford, Conn.,, has recently placed the $2O ,000 Flagstaff School District, No. 1, Coco nino county bonds.
 A crazy man name unknown com mitted to the asylum by the probate court of Yavapai county, was brought down from Prescott on Sunday by Deputy Sheriff George Merritt.
 Business in police court yesterday consisted of the consideration of the cases of two Mexicans drunk and peace disturbing and one hobo. The two former got five days each and the latter, ten days.
 The formal opening of the Phenix Park roller skating rink will be next Saturday night. Electric lights, choice music, and other attractions will make an evening of enjoyment to all who at- tend.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to the following persons: Chas. McKinzie and Caroline Lucy Smart; Francisco Molina and Marcelina Imam da; Gregorio Armento and Jesus Belles teres.
 The ladies of Trinity Guild will give tea at the residence of Mrs. N. A. Morford on Third avenue, between Adams and Monroe streets next We'd nesday afternoon, December 5, from 2 until o'clock. All are cordially in- vited.
 The Texas bicyclists, Walz and Bunt- ing, were among the outgoing pas sengers last night. They are we'll pleased with their visit to Phoenix, and say they were most kindly entertained and will come again.
 The city council was in regular monthly session last night. The usual cnrrent bills were passed upon and the question of ordering crosswalks at Wall and Washington streets was consid- cred. It was referred to the street committee. A contract with the Phoe- nix Light and Fuel company for forty four arc lights was determined dpon.
 It is more likely than ever that the long wished for sleeper between Benson and Phoenix, at least twice week each way will soon be put on. Division Su- perintendent Noble of Tucson, has writ ten a letter to headquarters at San Francisco recommending that some such measure be adopted.
 The genuine My Grandfather's Clock" arrived in Phoenix yesterday. It is the property of Judge Stilwell whose grandfather bought 1t in Albany, N. Y. in 1S10, and conveyed it across the country by an OK team to St. Lawrence county, where it has since measured time for successive generations of the StilwelPs. The judge values it entirely on account of it's associations, and will so preserve it that it will continue to descend the generations of the family.
 The board of supervisors was in regu lar session yesterday. Several claims against the contingent fund were al- lowed, among them claim for freight npon jail material charged at 33, 5000 pounds. In the bill of lading the weight is described as 31, 300. The diff serence is paid under protest. Arthur w. Brown was given the contract for putting the light fixtures in the new building. The county tressurer's re- port for the month shows that there was on hand at the beginning of the month, $27, ,74S S9; received from all sources, $11 ,62S 33; expended, $9 ,968 .42, leaving a balance Decemb Der 1 of $29, 408.80.