Arizona republican., 1894-06-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

If you want to keep cool this summer get an electric fan from Pratt Bros. Gall and see them work.
 The board of supervisors yesterday ordered public road opened between township l north and l east and town ship north and l east.
 Any person wishing to borrow money .0A warehouse receipts for wheat or barley can be accommodated by apply ing at the Phoenix National bank. Constable Patterson came up from Gila Bend yesterday with Francesca Martinez, sentenced to fifty days in the county jail for carrying a concealed weapon.
 A suit for divorce. on the ground Of desertion was begun yesterday by Parlee P. Briggs against Orlando Briggs. The parties were married in Texas thirteen years ago.
 A hearing of petition for the ap- pointment of an administrator of the yesterday before Probate Judge Jordan and was continued until June 15. i The Southern Pacific excursion for Santa Monica and return will leave Phoenix Thursday, June 21st, 1894. Tickets are limited to sixty days. The rate will proba bly, be the same as last season, $2595.
 There Is one thing about the Ivy Green restaurant that is greatly in it's favor. Its steaks are always tender and juicy. Mrs. Williamson has to GrI lo; 4o them, but always triumphs.
 Suits were begun in district court yesterday by D. A. Abrams, as as- signee of the Bank of Tempe, against each s. J. Tribolet and L. Higgins and others. These suits are to recover pos session of about 2 1000 head of sheep.
 Captain Geo Alkire's Boys Brigade was inspected last night by Major H. F. Robinson and Lieut.. Pierce. The inspection took place st the Presby- terian church. The juvenile warriors proved themselves to be in a good con- dition of efficiency.
 The young people of the Baptist church will give lawn social tonight at the residence of MT. and Mrs. w. c. Ferris, corner Van Buren and Second streets. Everybody is cordially in- vited. The music will be furnished by Arriola's orchestra.
 In the case of the application for an extension of the powers of the receiver in the matter of the Peoria Canal com paDy, a demurrer was overruled yester- aay by Judge Baker and the case set for a hearing on it's merits on July II. The Tempe canal case will come up to- day.
 Many of the friends of Prof. Ralph Lee have been greatly exercised over what was. believed to be his unex- plained disappearance since last Thurs day. It was learned last night that he accompanied friend into the neigh, borhood of Mesa, where he is enjoyin 7 a much needed recreation.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Daniel c. Williams to W. T. Williams e15 se14 and sw1a w1a, ne114 sec. l5, tp 8 h., r. e; Simon Novinger and NJ. E Collins to Chas. Donofrio, lots 13, 2 and q in block 47 and lot 24 in block AS, Capitol addition, $1 500.
 Mir. B. A. Hadsell has returned from an extensive trip through the east in the interest of his colony at Glendale His visit has been attended by success and he says he found people in the east more thoroughly interested than evel in Arizona. He predicts heavy immi grafton to the Salt River valley. Mir Hadsell WAS accompanied on his return by 8 Mrs. Derrick, lady Of wealth from Pennsylvania. She will remain ; here about month. She has visited many parts of the valley and is highly pleased with what she has seen.