Arizona republican., 1895-01-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
Reorganization of the Philomathe.
ans-A prominent Wedding
Announced.
Kirklend's subdivision

Kirkland's subdivision.
Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
II you want the Cresta Blanca wine
call at Opera Cafe and The Bodega.
Straw berries at % cents box at
Clay Leonard's.
Chas. Bowman of Tucson, was yester-
day appointed notary public.
Officer Buck arrested man last night
under the influence of liquor who had
$1,000 10 in cash upon him.
Alexander McCulloch OF Fargo, North
Dakota, a prominnet plastering con-
tractor, has located in Phoenix.
The plumb ing of Col. Adams new
house at Bartlett ranch has just been
finished by Youngstown & Welsh.
There is a tenderness and juiciness
about the steaks and roasts at the M.
e. Hurley market which no others
seem to possess.
There will be meeting of the men,
bers of the V. G. G. minstrel company
st Galpin and Hanny's bicycle store at
80 O'Clock this morning.
The first of the local tailors to get in
his line OF spring samples is George K.
Smith. They were received yesterday.
His store is opposite the Commercial
hotel.
Lots on Washington street, Kirk
lands subdivision. $500. seven blocks
east of Center. Kirkland & Strong, 48
S. Center St.
The True and the False in Elocution,
will be the subject treated upon by
Edward B. Warman, in his series of
Eve lectures in Phoenix. beginning
Monday night, Feb. IL.
j. G. Herndon and Court Clerk
Walker left yesterday morning on a
duck hunt down the river. On their
return it is expected that the game
market will have an over supply.
Mr.. J. F. Briggs is in state of jubi-
Iation and NOT without good and suffi-
eient cause. A 9-pound girl baby was
born yesterday morning at O'Clock.
Both mother and baby are doing we'll.
Although by no means licensed to
preach the gospel the AIkire company
has proper regard for the soles of its
patrons. Both men and women will
find there large line of swear by-able
footwear.
Several memb ers OF the society circle
made informal calls last night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Bulge in honor OF Mrs. Budge's sister,
Miss Morley, who will shortly return
to her home.
Articles of Incorporation of the Mich
olson Gold Mining company we're filed
yesterday by Alexander Davis, William
Christy and Frank Nicholson. The
capital stock is 81 100000, divided into
$4,000 shares.
An amended plat OF Brill's addition
was filed yesterday. The original boun-
Diary lines are unaltered, but blocks 5,
6. z, Is, 15 and IA are Undivided into
lots and bisected by street to be known
as Brill avenue.
Gentlemen of the legislature who de-
aire fine pair of Nettleton shoes at SIS,
$6, or 81, can be fitted perfectly at the
store OF Goodwin & Co., in the Fleming
block. These Nettleton shoes have a
national reputation.
Visitors and residents who want the
Nest Is cent dinner today that the town
affords had better visit the Creamery,
the new restaurant but few doors from
the postofice. Fish flesh, fowl and
vegetables in abundance.
License to marry was issued yester-
day TO Olnev L. Rudd and Jean M.
Woods. They were married yesterday
afternoon. The bridegroom is a resi-
dent of Apache county and the bride is
an estimabIe young lady of Phoenix.
A needed improvement has been
made by the railroad company by fill
ing up the mud hole that has sur
rounded the depot, with sand and
gravel. The street has been almost
impossible during the wet weather.
The following transfers Of real estate
were yesterday entered for record: R.
III. Faulkner and wife to Jas. T. Simms
lot 5 in block 2, Simms addition
So 800 E. Irvine and wife to Salvatore
Donofrio lot 10 in block 80. city, $500.
When the legislature was in session
two years ago Nicholson, the tailor
suited many of its members and gained
q territorial reputation by his fine fts
and select goods. They are coming il
again this term, he is pleased to say.
An order has been received from thu
postoff1ce department establishing mai
service between Pima and Fort Thomas