Arizona republican., 1894-08-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Choice roasts at Tribolet's.

License to marry was issued yeSter- day to Fred Oberman and Etta A Gray.
 Hans Herlick is master of the trade of keeping beer at just the proper tenn perature.
 Wade H. Rulings yesterday bought of M. E. Collins three lots in Capitol addition for $700.
 The new Capitol Bazaar in the Moni- hon block is daily adding stock. Cheap crockery is the latest.
 Dr. Keefer, of the Opera House drug store, seems to have. train load of sponges and oh, how cheap
 J. Tribolet is not in the spud or vegetable business, but when it comes to choice meats he is right there.
 Cool breezes fan the fevered brow of sensible swains and wise virgins who ride upon the electric cars to Phoenix park.
 The ladies never fail to find some handy. useful household article at the cheap Novelty store which they cannot resist.
 The beautiful exhibit of Mexican sea shells continues at the old Candy Kitchen to attract lovers of the rare and curious.
 The owner of the circulating library at the corner of First avenue and Jeffer- son street desires to sell before Septem ber l. Price low.
 Mrs. Matte Singleton yesterday caused the arrest of Eva St. Claire on n ob rpa of n IicfI,rho of tho poooo and voluSility of improper language.
 Work will begin in few days on the W. c. T. U. building at the corner of Monroe and First streets. The corner stone will be laid with religious cere- monv.
 The brick and adobe property on the corner of First and Adams streets was sold yesterday for $S,O00 by J. ". Walker and George Wilson to D. J. Edwards. It is tenanted by Chinese. Tn ere will be hack at Center street church this morning at 8 80 to take any Sunday school children who may be there to the camp ground where the Sunday school will be held at o,ciock.
 Louis Melczer received yesterday the first full carload of sweet wine and the first full size 175-gallon puncheons, ten of them, ever brought to Arizona. The value of the lot is S3,000. Judges of wine are invited to call and sample. FL. Brill yesterday bought of N. Marshall, through the Merrill agency. lot on North Second street. MT. Brill is one of those keen dealers who believe that the proper time to invest in real estate is slightly in advance of a boom.
 John Lyon, we'll known miner, died at the Congress mine of quick fever on Thursday night. He leaves a wife and two children living north of the city. The decease was brother in-Iaw of Robert Hanna. He was for long time foreman at the Vulture be- fore that famous mine closed down in 1889.
 A farewell party was given by the W. c. T. U. to Mrs. G. W. Ingalls, at the residence of Mrs. Sturgis on Friday night. The grounds were handsomely decorated and lighted by Chinese lan- terms. Sumptuous refreshments were served. The party closed with hearty expressions of good will to Mrs. Ingalls,, who will shortly leave for Portland, Ore.
 The coming week will hum with politics. The Democratic county con- vention will be held on Tuesday. Be- fore the smoke and dissatisfaction have lifted from the battlefield the Populists will convene. This will be next Satur- day. On the Tuesday following the Republicans will quietly get together and nominate ticket which will make Democrats and Populists wish they had never held conventions.
 Democratic wire-pullers and crafty manipulators are actively engaged work ing delegates that have arrived in town. From hints dropped It would seem that Orme and Rosson are nip and tuck for the sherif9s office and that Frank Trott will be honored with the surveyorship nomination. Who will receive the probate judge plum is not yet settled as many believe dark horse will be trot- ted ln.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record John McGoff to Mary Stutz, ne14, sec 2, and VIZ, nw14, sec 8, tp 4 S, e, $500. Maricopa Loan and Trust com pany to F. L. Brill. lot 27, Norma place, 1,400. Frederick Thomas and wife to William Christv. lots 5, 7, g, II, 13, 15 and IF, block 27, Grand Avenue addition, $1,000. Arthur H. McEwen and wife to Samuel A. Dysart, lots P ann 24, block "N," University addi- tion. and w1a, sw14, sec 5. tp n. I'll e, $2, 400.
 Dr. Kirby, physician lately arrived from the east, took offices in the Young block lately occupied by Dr. Norton, fitted them up very elaborately and at great expense and prepared to settle down to the enjoyment of a lucrative practice. One day last week h1s wife arrived. It was one of those sultry days the like of which no Arizonian had ever experienced. Mrs. Kirby did not get acclimated that day and for that matter, neither did anybody else. She presented motion for a change of venue and the doctor allowed it. He has dismantled his office and is pre- pairing to move.
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