Arizona republican., 1895-04-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
penIngS.
DoCum entary Evidence of Local
Prosperity-The Santa Catalina
Marine Band Today.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot
Hubhard's.
J. A. Kurtz returned yesterday from
a business trip to Prescott.
A telephone was placed yesterday in
Murray's ice cream and confectionery
store.
William G. Getz had published yes
terday a complete pedigree of his
blooded horse, Fleetwood.
Mrs. Walter J. Howells, Miss Dora
Thomas and Miss Eta Kingsbury will
on May leave for New YORK via Pan
anna.
G. d. Reppy of Florence, yesterday
filed his official bond as territorial
immigration commissioner for Pinal
county.
Yesterday was the annual picnic day
for the pupils of Mrs. Bury's private
school. About fifty of the little ones
were taken to Phoenix park where the
day was spent in unrestricted pleasure.
Returns were received at the county
superintendent Office yesterday from
school elections in district IA, east
Phoenix, and in district 10, Alma. In
the former Mrs. Julia F. Creighton was
elected trustee, and in the latter, A.
Hunsaker.
The Tombstone Chinaman has a
sense of humor. Wong Sing keeps
laundry in this city. To a customer
who protested that bill he had rem
dered was exhorbitant the smiling
celestial said: "We have to payee war
indemnitee. "-Prospector.
Judge Baker returned yesterday
morning from Yuma where he has been
holding court. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Baker. The May term Of dis
trict court in this county will open next
Monday with an unusually large civil
docket. There are about $50 cases.
The county recorders daily list of
business yesterday shows a satisfactory
condition of affairs in the county.
Among the instruments filed were six
mortgage releases. Against this evil
dence of the discharge of Indebtedness
was the entry of small chattel mort
gage.
The following transfers of real estate
and mining property reported by Cog
day entered for record: E. H. Jones
and wife to the Maricopa & Phoenix
Railroad company, sixty feet through
sw1z, sec 9, tip 1s,r4 e; Max Rugby
to G. Mayer, mining deed to Gold Note,
Pride of the West claims in the Eagle
Tail mountains.
Mollie Monroe, an inmate OF the in
sane ASYLUM, escaped on Thursday
morning. Nothing was heard of her
until yesterday when when an Indian
trader sent note to the sheriff's Office
that he had run across a crazy woman
on the desert near the reservation. He
captured her but was unable to detain
her. The sheriff at once started in pur-
suit of her taking several canteens of
water as it was probable that the chase
would be long one.
The Santa Catalina Island marine
band will arrive at O'Clock this morn
ing. The train by which it came from
the coast consis is beside the regular
train of the special car j. A. Muir,
bearing Mr.. Muir and the Bannings,
the owners of Santa Catalina island,
and the special car of j.. J. Mills. The
train made short stops at Indio, Yuma
and other towns along the route, and
the band played couple of airs. By
the direction of Mr.. Muir it made extra
time and reached ella Bend ten min
utes ahead of time. At the request of
Mr.. James McMillen and other citizens
Mr.. Muir held the train there twenty.
five minutes and the band serenaded
the town as it had never been sere-
naded before. It went on to Tucson,
where it remained all day yesterday.