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 case amounting to $18.10.
 Dr. A. M. Futile moved into his handsome offices on West Washington street yesterday. The doctor came here four years ago and during that time made many warm personal friends as we'll as created 8 large practice throughout the valley, and this re- moval to better quarters is only one step of many he has taken tending up. wards while in our midst.
 Ed Wagoner has arranged to run the Castle Creek stage line through to Pres colt via Frog Tanks three times a week. The stage will leave Leonard's fruit store at a. m., on Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays. It will leave Frog Tanks for Phoenix at 10 a. m., Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays. The fare to Frog Tanks has been reduced to $2.
 The following real estate transfers re- ported by Coggins x Brown, abstract CTS, were yesterday entered for record :: Frank L. Criswell, patent, lots 3 and 4, and e11a of sw4, SEC 13, tp l n, l e; United States to James c. Bark, patent sw14, sec 8, tp l n, @; W. K. James Don Heath, acres in nw4 of swI, sec 8, tp n, 3 e; W. K. James to James Durkee, se14, sec 30, tp 3 n, r3e.
 The school board of the Phoenix dis trict met yesterday afternoon to let bids for stationery and to transact other business. Janitors for the schools were appointed as follows: J. D. Baker. ianitor of the Central school at salary of $75 per month; Tom Newcomb, West End school. salary $50; J. D. Baker, East End school. salary $50, and Theo- school with salary Of $20 per month.
 Liveryman Sturges presented a bill yesterday to Dr. and Mrs. Scott Helm for goods carried away from his livery stable by their famous dog, Persim- mons. It seems that Persimmons has an idea that all the curry combs, lap robes and other appertenances to a irst-class livery stable should be re. moved to his masters yard. As Per. simmons is the only dog in town that chews tobacco and is a dead game all around sport, the doctor will pay the bill.
 The examination of Wm. Adams an Ada Jones, both colored and charged with adultery, was continued before Acting Court Commissioner Johnstone yesterday. There were witnesses ga lore on hand to testify that both Adams and Mrs. Jones were both married people. They were bound over to the grand jury on the charge. Adams bond was placed at $500 and Mrs. Jones' at s200. In the case of the lat ter, bondsmen were found and the dusky female will not have to spend her time in jail until the grand jury meets.
 The case of the Mexican, Juan, accused of stealing saddle, was called for trial yesterday in Justice Kincaid's court. It developed at the trial that the sa Idle was stolen by the train rob bers some months ago and when they were captured the saddle was taken in charge by the sheriff and subsequently sold along with the horses of the rob bers by Frank Fuqua 10 pay stable charges. The saddle was purchased by man who loaned it to the Mexican, Juan, to come to town who was arrested with it in his possession. He was dis. charged.
 Dr. Hibbard's new business block is completed and partially furnished. It Is one of the handsomest of it's kind in the city. Upstairs and down is fitted up with an eye to neatness, comfort and refined elegance which has been perfectly attained. The doctor has made thorough ventilation, has circu lation from the four corners of the globe and the rooms now ready for occupancy for offices will doubtless find tenants at once. Great credit IS due the contractors, Corlett & Casterline, for in constructing the building they lived up to their contract to the letter and, in fact, took great pride in the work. The result is one of the hand somest buildings in Phoenix.