Arizona republican., 1895-04-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
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 New School House.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 Silver reached it's highest point yes- terday, 6734.
 D. Battin has purchased the business of the Phoenix Oil company.
 Peter Harvey. of San Francisco, Pacific coast agent for the Baltimore & Ohio left last night for the north.
 Toohey and George today will send out to work on the Agua Fria canal enterprise force of seventy-five teams and 125 men.
 Among the outgoing passengers on the s. F. F., & P. this morning there were Mrs. A. 0. Toney, for Springfield, for Wichita. Kan.
 Deputy United States Marshal Slank- ard yesterday arrested 8 Mexican charged with selling liquor to Indians. He will be arraigned before Commits sioner Crenshaw today.
 Harry Ramsey and Gus Hirshfeld are in Los Angeles looking at the fiesta. MT. Ramsey is now looking for some- thing else-a diamond pin for which he was touched yesterday.
 A fire in barn on ". J. Murphy's ranch eight miles northeast of town burned two valuable horses so severely that one of them had to be killed. The other will probably recover.
 All Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night only one man outraged the dignity of the city and was caught at it. He got drunk and was fined s3 in police court yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Nellie Yauney, the resident agent for the Viavi company, left last night for Tucson, where she will spend some time in establishing 8 sub-agency for the popular remedy which she rep resents.
 In the course of the regeneration and renovation of the court house the county recorders office was reached yesterday. Improvements will consist of new and handsome papering and new carpets.
 l.. H. Jerome, whom many old Ari- zonans remember as military official in the territory and for some time stationed at Tucson, was married yes terday in New York to Mss Anita Florence Gilbert.
 In district court yesterday, notice of appeal was given by the defendants in the case of Goldman & Co.,, vs. Jesus Miranda and others; motion for new trial in the case of Marshall vs. Ruff will be argued today.
 Horace Sleater, Phoenix crack wheel man, made one-fourth run at the park last Sunday in :2619 a rate of mile in :461a. The performance was remarka- ble, taking into consideration the ter tifc wind blowing at the time.
 Business was fairly good yesterday with Charles W. Stevens, the livery man. He sent out double teams and drivers to each of the falling places Castle Greek hot springs, Sacaton, New River and to the new camp of the Rio Verde company.
 Tho report of Superintendent Vol lam of the city schools yesterday showed among other things that the enrolment during the past year was 1,1O3 as nearly as possible equally divid- ed, between the sexes. There were 551 male, 552 female pupils. The average attendance was 91 per cent.
 The following transfers of real estate reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday received for record Arizona Land and Stock company to T. W. Nolin, lot No. ', block 25. Church iIl's addition, $400; city of Phoenix to the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Rail way company, blocks 55, 56 and 5S city.
 Dr. c. Norton left last night by the way of the Maricopa and Phoenix fol