Arizona republican., 1895-03-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Brief Record of Yesterdays
 Events.
Killing of Cattle Affected by Tuber- CuloSiS-Indian Depreda-
 ton Claims.
Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 A very desirabl dwelling house is offered for rent cheap by Clark Church ill if taken at once.
 s.J. TriboIet does the largest busi- ness in the valley in the slaughtering of hogs. His lard, hams, and other pork is unequaled.
 There is very little need of close scrutiny when buying meat at Hurley's market. All his meat is as good as can be had in the valley.
 No more popular company, and no more pleasing production will be seen here this season than the Calhoun Opera com pany "Amorita."
 Josephine Smith was yesterday ap- pointed administrative of the estate of Frank W. Smith, her husband, who was murdered month ago.
 The Gregory house was broken into and robbed on Friday night. The robbers got nothing of much value, about the only things missing were few clothes.
 A mum Der of young men who are in.
 
 the park this afternoon at 2 o'clock for game and organization of team.
 James s. Griffin yesterday became a partner in the firm of Greene the Hat ter. MT. Griffin has been connected with the firm as an efficient clerk for the past two years.
 The skating rink at the park has a large set of regular patrons who never fail to enjoy themselves when out there of an evening. The nights of music are Tuesdays and Fridays.
 Police court business was made up yesterday of the cases of two hobos ar- rested the night before under suspicion of being sneak thieves. They were sent up fifteen days each for burglary.
 Fifty more cases of the celebrated Cresta Blanca wine just received. No other wine adds such zest to a good dinner. Sauterne, Table d. Hote and St. Julien. ''THE BoDEaA."
 There will be some good riding at the park this afternoon. Several of the boys will go for time, and it is ex- pected that some fast time will be made. They will be paced by the tan dem.
 The work of decorating the city in anticipation of the great railroad cele- bration was begun yesterday. One arch of bunting at the corner of Wash ington and First avenue has been con- structed.
 The Arizona Curio and News com pany is receiving large shipments of goods every day. They expect to carry the most complete line of books, sta territory.
 Intending buggy buyers will find something to thelr interest by visiting the establishment of the Henry E. Kemp company, who have just re. ceived an entire carload of buggies in the latest styles.
 The office car of the north and south road is now stationed opposite the West End school house where there are tenn The car is in charge of B. J. McQuinn, an old A. T. & s. F. war horse.
 Mrs. Matthews, temperance worker from England, will address a meeting at the Christian church this afternoon at 3 o'clock and one for ladies only at the Washington street M. E. church to. morrow afternoon at the same hour.
 The laying of artificial stone side walks on Center street is progressing rapidly. The pavement in front of the Commercial hotel block has been finished aud there is also solid stretch on the north side of Center between Washington and Adams.
 The Calhoun Opera Company, with the grand production of ''Amorlta." will soon come to the opera house. In the production of this opera no expense has been spared by the management to insure the grandest realization of the opera possible to be obtained.
 The half mile dash that was run be- tween Old Bill, Kitty and Amazon at the race track yesterday proved to be very interesting. Old Bill won the race. Amazon was favorite before the race, but finished last. The time made was very fast. The half WAS run in 4914 seconds.
 Chas. Rupp, carpenter at work on g new school house in the west end dis triet, yesterday fell from the roof of the building to the ground. His right arm was broken and the other dislocated It is feared that he also received in- AAAAAAAAAAA>A