Arizona republican., 1894-12-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.
4 Variety of Recent Occur
anCeS.
LATE Mortuary Events.-Balloon AS
cension.-Pollce and Other
Court Matters.

Window glass at Talbot & Hubbards
4 Numerous party OF young people
were pleasantly entertained last even
ing at the home OF Miss. Kate Christy.
Frank Murphy, Black canyon stage
driver for J. E. Hooker, cana down
yesterday from the north.
Tribolet, the butcher, is keeping pace
with the improvement epidemic and ia
decorating his store front with the
latest colors.
Qnite party OF friends were at the
station last evening to bid farewell to
Salvation Army Captain Logsden who
left for San Fir ancisco.
Mrs. Thomas Fitch. who has been
seriously ill for some days past with
threatened attack of pneumonia, was
considerably better yesterday afternoon.
Complaint was made in Justice Kin
caid's court yesterday against Next
can named Frank Reverb for insulting
lady. A warrant was issued for him.
Tonight special attractions are offer
ed at the Phoenix park skating rink
to the ladies, in fact it is ladies' night.
The rink has been greatly improved
in every respect and is daily growing
in popular favor.
Fan Hart and a couple of prospec-
tive investors started last night for the
marble quarries in Cochise county near
Dos Cabezas. This is the property
from which some beautiful specimens
were exhibited here last winter.
Half the town went to the park on
Sunday to see the balloon ascension
and parachute leap by Hazel Keyes.
The performance was satisfactory. The
other half went to the Improvement
company's orange grove.
A telegram was received yesterday
by Sheriff elect Orme, informing him
OF the death at San Francisco of his
brother-in-law, Julian Piercy, who re-
sided here until about year ago. He
had been an invalid for several months.
Sir Alexander and Lady Campbell.
Col. Strange. Sir Francis McKnabe and
his aged mother, Lady McKnabe, will
visit Arizona and New Mexico shortly
with view to securing winter homes.
While in Phoenix they will be the
guests of Judge and DR.. Owens.
The funeral of the late Tallman J.
Irask took place yesterday afternoon
from the family residence on East
Adams street. Nearly every business
4aouse in the city was represented. testi.
tying to the high esteem in which the
deceased was held by his late associ-
ates.
Notices of location of the following
mining claims were recorded yesterday {:
The Climax and Extension of the Gil
max in the Winnifred district by j. S.
and Joseph Gibson and Jas. w. Boden !;
the Fairfax and the West End, near the
Countention by W. H. Thomas and
others.
Clement B. Pressey of Sacramento,
CAL, died this morning at the st. Law
renee Of consumption. The funeral will
take place at l O'Clock this afternoon
from the undertaking parlors of W. H..
Smith & Co. An hour later the same
funeral directors will conduct the
funeral of Mrs James Moore who died
yesterday.
Articles OF incorporation of the Boston
Mining company were filed Yesterday
by Fl. II. and W. s. Deniston. The
capital stock is 100000, divided into
shares of S. each. The principal place
OF business is at Tempe. The stock
holders for the first year are G. A. and
Louis L. Hopkins, Caleb Perron, H. H.
and W. S. Deniston.
There were received yesterday at the
Chamber OF Commerce the following
contributions to the Improvement
0ampany's Chicago exhibit: W. M.
Ward, Villa Franco lemons Col. Dancy
Tangerine oranges; Chaplain Scott,
third crop figs, sack peanuts, field