Arizona republican., 1894-11-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Yesterdays Accumulation of
 Home News.
Last Meeting of the Precinct Repub- liCan Club-TrfaI of the MariCOpa
 Train Robbers.

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 Betting may be no argumettSAut why is it that so much money is offered on Murphy without takers?
 A suit in ejectment WAS begun Tn district court yesterday by H. c. Bu- ford against Laura E. Warren and M. V. Warren.
 The Pioneer band has received its new military uniform and Is now a thoroughly established feature of the regiment.
 A girl wanted to assist in general house work and wait on table. Could attend school. Address lock drawer B., postoffice.
 c. o. F. Youngstrom, an expert plumber, has opened 8 shop in the basement of the Fleming block, under the hardware store.
 Architect Heinlein and Territorial Treasurer Cole went yesterday morning to Tempe to inspects the work on the new Normal school.
 Miss Rosie Troops, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaon Troops, has been award- ed the medal as the best debater at the San Jose Normal school.
 Mai. J. W. Evans has increased the force in his office by securing the ser vices of John J. Hickey. MT. Hickey will enter upon his new duties today.
 J.H. Prince, who has for two years been conducting saloon in the Lorlng building, on Washington street, yester- day removed to the Wharton block on Center street.
 SD. Lount yesterday contributed a sample of ripe dates to the cham Der of commerce display. They are brighter in color and of much more rich and delicate flavor than the imported fruit.
 The polling place of West Phoenix precinct, located at the Wharton block, Center street, has been ordered changed to the Creighton building, Second avenue, between Washington and Adams streets.
 A little child of Mr.and Mrs. Theodore Lutge died early yesterday morning of tuberculosis after distressing illness of nearly a month. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon under the direction of w. H. Smith & Go.
 Charles Dempsey and Bert Davis, convicted before Justice Ramsey, of Gila Bend, of an assault upon Chris tian Schuster, were sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail. They were brought up by the recurrent constable, L. F. Patteson.
 A final meeting of the Phoenix Pre- cinct Republican club was held last night at the headquarters of the county committee. It was purely business ko1 k@f fI.a o1A up of the clubs affairs and preparation for election day.
 J. A. Black, the leading jeweler of the territory, is contemplating opening a branch store in Phoenix. MT. Blacks reputation as thorough business man and intimate knowledge Of every branch of his business entities him to the confidence of the citizens of Ph9- nix and we hope he will decide to be- come one of us.
 Articles of incorporation of the Tenn pc and Mesa Produce company were filed yesterday. The incorporators are W. L. Van Horn and Chas. N. Taylor and others, and the principal place of business is Tempe. The capital stock is $22, 300. One object of the corporation is the operation of an extensive ice and cold storage plant.
 E. H. Winters returns this morning from his eastern purchasing trip. In its course, according to his letters to Mrs. Winters, he has bought more goods than eyer on any of his previous trips. Mrs. Winters does not attempt to explain it, but says the new goods are all marked from 25 to 3315 per cent less than those of last year.
 There wus war in block fl on We'd nesday night. Wm. Bernard and his wife made an assault upon Frank Bap- tiste and left him disfgured and pro per subject for court plaster and arnica. The assailants were arrested yesterday morning on complaint by Alice Deschamps. They will have hearing before Justice Kincaid this morning.
 MT. F. B. Devereux yesterday re- ceived as a present to his wife from MT. Fitch, of the Peerless Manufactur- ing company, Louisville, Ky, two handsome bronze placques representing "Night" and Morning." Thorwald- sens famous companion pieces. The placques are nearly three feet in diam eter and are exquisitely finished.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: c. J. Dyer, s. D. Lount and J. H. W. Jensen, executors Of the estate of John King, to R. W. Rutherford, lots and Il in block IS, Phoenix, $2.350. S. Jones to Martha c. Jones. part of block 13, Linville addition. E. H. McHenry to Eliza L. Rothrock. lot 13, block 7, in Goldman's addition to Tempe.
 c. E. Champie. of the Mountain Chief mine, last night shipped car load of ore to the state sampling works at Den yer. There were thirteen tons, averag- ing about $40 to the ton. The ore is from the famous Mountain Chief mine in the Humbug district. Mir. Champie is elated over his prospect ot wealth in this rarnnartu He 1s dnMn nnM 175