Arizona republican., 1894-06-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.


 making big hit. He has some of the largest apricots on hand that have yet been brought in.
 The customers of R. M. Dameron's g grocery store at the Five Points have no difficulty in getting just what they want and always Of prime quality.
 The attractions at Phoenix park are becoming more and more numerous. Not the least among them is the deli. cious ice cream served by Caterer Den his beneath the refreshing shade.
 There's an interregnum in the office of dog catcher. It is being employed by the owners of canines in the removal of the formal and useless straps which are legally supposed to be muzzles.
 The effect of the Pullman boycott be. came perceptible here yesterday. Neither of the Southern Pacific through trains passed Maricopa on Thursday night. There were neither mails nor passengers yesterday.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Frank Gillis to Rachel Burk, warranty deed to lots 3 and 5, block 37, $1, 200. Mary C. Graham and Louis Graham to W. J. Murphy, W E, ne 4, nv sec 1, tp n, ,r4 e.
 There were never fewer lawyers in Phoenix since courts were esta blished. For several days there has been steady movement of lawyers toward Prescott where heitinerant supreme court is in session. Less than half dozen attorn eys are now in town.
 c. F. Barteaux is a recent arrival at the county jail. He was brought down from Tempe at the suggestion of Jus tiae Austin. Barteaux's habit of get. ting drunk and appearing in public with scanty apparel was adjudged to be demoralizing to the people of Tempe.
 The entertainment given last night by the I. o. G. T. at Y. M. 0. A. hal was very pleasant affair. The per. tormance of Mrs. Coolie, the elocu- tionist, and the young ladies' quartette were interesting incidents of the pro. gram. During the evening ice cream and cake were served.
 The entire block on the north side of Washington street between Second and Third will soon be provided with an artificial stone sidewalk. The walk in front of the Gardiner property ii completed and that in front of the property owned by J. T. Dennis and Dr. Prowell is being laid.
 The regular semi-annual civil servic, examination for the postoffice carriers and clerks will be held in this city oI Saturday. August II. All citizens o ] ths United States are eligible. Appli cation must De flied with Secfetai' Pierce on or before Monday, July 23 Those desiring blanks and information should apply at the postoffice.
 On account of the numerous and re cent scraps involving that feature known as the gun-plav. the sheriff anC his deputies have decided to rigidly en 1 fore the law against carrying concealed | weapons. Huge placards bearing copy of the law have been posted in ga looms and other conspicuous places il which they are likely to come under tn, notice of gentlemen who imagine tha personal safety is secured orly by load ing themselves down with destructive weapons.
 A pleasant surprise party was givel Mrs Hugh Monroe last night at th 1 family residence three miles northeast of Phoenix. The affair was manage, by the neighbors assisted by Misse l Pierson and Henderson, two Nogale young ladies and by Miss Grace Monroe The grounds about the house wer brilliantly lighted. Croquet was means of outdoor amusement an music and dancing were enjoyed il doors. About thirty Phoenix peopl were present. Mr. and Mrs. Monro have lately come from Nogales wher Mr. Monroe was engaged in railroadine
 Attention is called to the advertise ment of MT. Ben Dettmer elsewhere i this issue. MT. Dettmer has been caterer for years and has determined t open in Phoenix the Louvre,
 first class esta blishment, whicl he will run on metropolitan lines The gardens are located on the soutt west corner of First and Van Bure streets and are to be formally opene on July 4. It is the intention of Nil Dettmer to furnish his patrons with cool and delightful garden where the can procure mixed and fancy drinks C all kinds. Beer on draught, ice crea1 and lunches. The kitchen will be i the hands of a competent white che and meals of any description will b furnished on notice. The gardens wi be conducted in the most orderly mar ner and nothing rude or boisterou allowed, so that no one need fear t visit them with their families. Thi venture fills want in the comnunit that is unprovided for and should r' ceive, as no doubt it will. a libers