Arizona republican., 1895-01-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Summary of Yesterdays
Happenings.
The Last Move of Railroad Grad
ing Camp-Extent of S. F.
& P. r. Damages.

q r. r, damages.
Guns ana ammunition at Talbot 4
Hubbard's
The Territorial Bar association CAV,
the first OF series of annual banquets
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peck gave 8
pleasant party TO few of their many
friends on Friday night.
Fowler Bros. ship two cars of hogs tc
Los Angeles tonight. This is the best
lot OF hogs shipped by them this season.
A large lot OF home raised, ripe red
straw berries was placed on sale yester-
day by Clay Leonard. They are OF
superior flavor.
A special meeting of the council will
De held at 10 O'Clock tomorrow mofning
to consider matters of Importance to a
city in plastic state
The Saturday Review appeared yes
terday morning in new dress which
greatly improved its appearance, though
it was not bad before.
The stages north are making the trip
by daylight now on account of the bad
roads and the danger attending the
river crossings ct night.
The damp and rainy weather has not
prevented the most ardent devotees of
rolling skating of going regularly to the
park rink and enjoying their favorite
sport.
A suit was filed in the district court
yesterday by the Valley bank against
the Consolidated Gold Mining company
and W. 5. Alley to recover on a note
for 81 900.
The following telegram was received
by II. l.. Chandler from Saginaw, Mich.
made the proud recipient jump a yard
from the floor: Mother and daughter
doing WE'LL"
Frank Marion and J. H. Smith YES
terday transferred to W. G. Truman an
undivided one-third interest in the
Columb la Mining claim in the Super
stition district.
In the midst of all this pre.legislative
turmoil the butcher business of Hon. |
M. F. Hurley preserves the even, tenor |
OF Its way making patrons happy and
proprietor glad.
The city officers captured several
head OF horses that were running loose
On the street Friday night. The horses
belonged to some Mexicans living In
the southern part of the city.
Hon.,J. c. Martin Of Yavapai, is the
only active newspaper man in the leg.
1slature, and he will be a most credit
able and useful member and will rank
among the leaders on the Repu blican
side.
L. B. Hayes, last city assessor and
tax-collecror of Tucson, a useful and
active Repu blican, is in the CITY
and is a prominent candidate for en-
rolling and engtossing clerk of the
house.
xsMr. W. W. Wall has succeeded in se.
curing the establishment of weekly :
mail service between Wicken berg and !
Vulture, distance OF sixteen miles. :
The route will be in operation on and =
after May 18th. /.
u. ). Swain of Lexington, Kan. ar t
lyed In the city yesterday morning. Mr..
swain came here to go into the whole C
sale liquor business. He has found a +
desirable location and expects to be t
ready for business in short time.
The following transfers of real estate
>
Arizona Land and Stock company to
las. I. Simms, Jr., lor 10 in block %,
jhurchili's addition. $500; F. M. Mog-
nett and wife to Mary Thode, lot 10, '
block S, Churchill's addition.
Wa, Dunno, the genial bartender at
McKelligan's, is the happiest man in {
Phoenix. He has been that way since '
Early on Friday morning, when he be-
'au9 the father Of bright-eyed girl S
,aby. He doesn't know and doesn't .
are whether she weighs two:pounds or t
en-. the gift is equally thankfully re- I
eived in either case. !
During the height of the flood on the l
Agua Frt2. 4 buggy was seen from Nc
ilnnis' station floating on the current.
Where it came from, whether it had :
,een washed out of a camp along the .
liver or whether it had been caught in
n attempt to cross could not be learned.
70 report had come down the river of
my casualties above.
A marriage license was issued yester- O.
ay afternoon to W. S. Hefin and Ina
!. Porter. Both the young people are
7ell known in Phoenix. They are to q
q married this evening. Mr.. Heflin is T
popular and energetic clerk of the 4
rm of Talbot & Hubbard. Miss Por.