Arizona republican., 1894-12-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Condensation of esterday'S
 News.
Organization of New Mining Cor poration-Death of an Old
 Time Resident.

Window glass at Talbot x Hu bbards
 One thousand dollars to loan on desir- able property. Long time. See Plank.
 There will be another balloon ascen- sion at the park next Sunday by Hazel Reyes.
 Notarial commissions were yesterday issued to F. W. Nelson, Winslow Chas. M. Marshal, Casa Grande, and F. J. Watrons, Holbrook.
 w. W. Wall has not been in Wicken- burg recently. It appears to be W. A.. Wall who has seen Dunn1van the stage robber lately in that locality.
 Special preparations are being made to make the formal opening of the skating rink at Phoenix park tomorrow night an enjoyable occasion.
 On account of washout near Indio on Wednesday night the east bound Southern Pacific express failed connect at Maricopa with the M. & P.
 The board of supervlsors yesterday renewed the contract for another year with Dr. 0. L. Mahoney for the care Of indigent sick sent to the county hospi- tai.
 A lien to secure claim of $94.50 against c. A. French, late sub con- tractor on the new Normal school build ing, was recorded yesterday by Joseph Rocker.
 Workmen are putting the steelwork into the new jail building with so much vigor that strangers ir the vicinity of the court house plaza imagine that boiler factory is in full blast.
 Justice Johnstone's court has been filled three days with the case of J. F. Rhodes vs. A. Redewill to determine the possession or right to and value of five notes given by MT. Landrum to the plaintiff.
 Evidence is being taken before MT. B. A. Fickas in the case of the interior department against Capt. Hancock, who is charged with failure to comply with the law in entering section 34 on the south side of the river.
 Geo. Purdy Bullard, Grand Junior Woodward 4. o. F. of A., will meet with Court Phoenix No. 836s, on next Tuesday night to give instructions in the secret work of the order. All mem- bers are requested to be present.
 Capt. Norton yesterday brought to town lot of ripe fga of the purple variety. They were fully developed and luscious. The remarkable thing about these figs is that they have ripened six weeks after all other figs had been eaten and forgotten.
 The following instruments Were yes terday entered for record Lee Brizzee to Ed. Wild the Homestake mining claim in the Expectations district. M. A. Grouse and Ed. Wild to H. K. Mcdonald the Homestake and Arizona claims in the Expectations district.
 A creamery is to be established In connection with M. E. Hurley's meat market and cold storage plant in the Gardiner block. Work on the building which will be erected in the rear of the meat market has been begun. Butter and cheese will be manufactured and the establishment will also be made general distributing point for Hurley's dairy.
 Capt. W. H. Hardy of Mohave county, has arrived in the valley with his big flock of Angora goats. He is compelled to shear them prematurely, so It became necessary to provide them with warmer winter quarters. A kind of burr found on the northern ranges has gotten into the hair and renders the clip nearly valueless. His loss from this source will be about $500.
 Manager Long of the Bee Hive, ,shas artistic ideas about window decorations. In one window by means of rock ard sand, he has created desert and noun tain scene. Across canon spanned by bridge, the first Santa Fe. Prescott & Phenix train laden with passengers from the north is speeding along. A couple of freighter wagons add to the realism of the scene.
 Governor Hughes yesterday granted a pardon to Isidora Licane, who is serv- ing term in the penitentiary for grand larceny. He was sentenced from Graham county in October. 1892, to two years and six months. His term would naturally expire on Deeem- Der Is. The pardon is granted on the recommendation of the prison board and superintendent for restoration to citizenship,