Arizona republican., 1894-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.
Recent Local Happenings in or Near Phoenix. Kansas Society Annual Reunion.- Meeting of Retail Clerks
 Last Night.
Ladies' dress goods at Alkire's.

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 Secretary Bruce yesterday had two gas stoves placed in his office.
 Don't think Alkire does not handle full line of shoes for both sexes.
 Three carloads of cattle will be shipped to the Los Angeles market to- night by Jacob Miller.
 License to marry was yesterday is- sued to Ysabel Hinojos and Sebriana Martinez, both of Gila Bend.
 Leslie Gillett, son of Mir. B. T. Gill lett, fell from horse on Sunday after noon and sustained 8 fracture of the left arm.
 Judge Webster Street left last night for Graham county to take the stump for the Territorial Repu blican ticket.
 W. D. Buck has opened a brokerage and commission business on East Washington street opposite the Gregory house.
 A girl wanted to assist in general house work and wait on table. Could attend school. Address lock drawer B, postoffice.
 The police court docket yesterday contained the name of single delin- quent, Mexican, charged and con- victed of drunkenness.
 There was filed yesterday a mining deed from Chas. w. Prange to Alfred Berkey transferring twentysix claims in the Harcuvar district.
 The condition of Mrs. W. A. Freeze was unimproved last night. She seemed slightly better yesterday morn- ing but later in the day she suffered relapse.
 Col. B. J. Franklin and family today will move into his handsome and lately completed residence at the corner of Seventh and Taylor streets, Churchill addition.
 A ranch house four miles east of the city was raided by thieves on Sunday evening in the absence of the family and nearly everything portable was car ried off.
 Chapman Bros. are having & hand some office constructed, inclosing part of the front of the room. It is an in- novation in Phoenix business houses and is modelled after the arrangement of wholesale mercantile rooms.
 The board of supervisors yesterday made some slight changes in the cleo tion board of Glendale precinct. G. Hammel was appointed judge in place of Ed Washington, and James Sparks poll clerk in place of F. Tenbrook.
 s. s. Gish yesterday contributed to the chamber of commerce display Bermuda sweet potato weighing sixteen pounds. There. was also received the first installment of ripe oranges from the Improvement company's grove.
 s. B. Henderson last night found an empty pocketbo lying in the street near the Commercial hotel. He SUD- posed that it might be the property of Teamster Morton who was held up near the Center street M. E. church the night before.
 A meeting of the Phoenix Precinct Republican club will be held at the county committees headquarters on Center street tomorrow night. There will be several good speakers present and the precinct Repu blican glee club will take part.
 Oscar Olesen, the famous crack wheelman of San Jose, will arrive in the city this morning and remain until after the races arranged by the Valley Cycle club for the latter part of this month. Local wheelmen will make things pleasant for the distinguished expert during his stay in the city.
 The office of the Phoenix real estate company was moved yesterday from It's quarters in the Commercial hotel block to the Sherman block corner of Second Avenue and Washington street. The former location has been leased by Messrs. kittredge, Hedges & DobbIns who are repapering and painting the room.
 Word was received at the sheriff's office yesterday that c. A. McKean, wanted for misappropriating property at Goldfeld, has been captured and is in the hands of Sheriff Lowry of Yava- pal county. About two months ago McKean borrowed horse, buggy and gun from different people at Goldfeld and left the country.
 Two large tents arrived yesterday for Walter Beattie, the photographer. They are being set up at the old stand on Washington street opposite the Ven dome, where Beattie has engaged ground room for the winter. His photos created furor last season and were the rage for several months while he remained in business.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: Geo. D. Tantau and wife to school dis trict No. 5, part of sec 25, tp 2n. 2 e, $10O. Albert J. King and wife to Alfred H. Barber, lot g, Orangedale tract, $l,20O. Josie C.. Monihon to Guadalupe Alvarez, part of block 5, LinvilIe addition, $200.
 The trial of Bernardo Romero for cut ting Francisco Moreno in block fl took place before Justice Kincaid and jury yesterday afternoon. The prosecution was conducted by Assistant District IL IL L.