Arizona republican., 1895-04-30
LOCAL BRIEFS. A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 penIngS. A Babe and a FoIdingbed-An Over- dose Of MorphIne-Other Incidents of Day.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot Hubbard's.
 License to marry was issued vester day to o. T. Gunderson and Susan Re. bekah Lacy.
 Local fruit dealers are shipping quan- titles of large ripe strawberries north by the new road.
 A fast trotter from the Penn berton ranch was added yesterday to the stock of the Golden Eagle livery stable.
 DeMund Bros. yesterday sent two cars of lumber north. One was con. signed to Glendale, the other to Wicken. berg.
 The board of supervisors yesterday appointed Jas. W. Allen justice of the peace of Camp Dyer precinct and Chas. J. Allen constable.
 Phoenix Council No. 1, Jr. O. U. A. M., will hold an extra session tonight for the transaction of important busi' ness. A full attendance is desired.
 Manager Brunson of the new "Fish, Fruit and Flower" store next to Henry E. Kemp X Co.'S. is making active preparations and hopes to be open for business by May 10.
 A new Pullman sleeper for the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway came in last night attached to the regular train It will be put into service on the train leaving here tomorrow morning.
 The board of supervisors yesterday gave the probate judge new office. The quarters will be the two rooms formerly occupied by the sheriff and will be among the most commodious in the building.
 Garniehment proceedings in the case of Goldman & Go. against F. Horton, were instituted yesterday against Joseph Monihon. MT. Monihon made answer that he owed the drfendant $S0. The claim against Horton is $1S0.
 The bond of J. W. Benham as live stock inspector for Marlcopa county was approved yesterday by the board of supervisors and filed. The bondsmen are Col. Wm. Christy, Walter Talbot, E. A. Poyen and H. L. Chandler.
 Notices of location of the following mining claims were recorded yesterday by Fred s. Egloff and others, the Mud Tank in the Vulture district; by James Murray, the Gro Fine and Summit, twenty two miles northwest of Phoenix.
 Miss Alice Graves, a teacher in the Phoenix public schools for the past two years, was married at San Francisco on April IS to MT. Chas. Sumner Merritt. Mir. and Mrs. Merritt have gone to Woodland. Cal, where they will reside.
 Outbound passengers on the north and south road this morning were Jerry Miller and wife for Montrose, Colo. Miss Katherine Gladue for Los An geles; Mrs. Chas. Petersen for Des Moines. Ia., and w. A, Costello fol Goshen, Cal.
 Sam Seip. the cigar merchant, was in such condition of mental elation yester. day that he was unable to attend to busi ness. The foundation of his joy was an eight pound daughter, born on Sun. day night. Both mother and babe are doing well.
 Information said to be authentic reached the city yesterday of the en. gagement of fire chief Herbert Good man to Miss Fannie Longworthy San Francisco belle. The tender passion is said to have had it's origin and growth wholly since since MT. Goodman's ar. rival on the coast two weeks ago.
 Martin Gould, John Lamisou and Ed DeSmet, were arrested yesterday morn. ing on 8 warrant sworn out before Jus tice Kincaid charging them with flood ing the road east of town. They were brought in for hearing yesterday afternoon, but having demanded jury trial the case was continued until this morning.
 Outgoing passengers on the NJ. & P.