Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
Real Estate MatterS-The South
Side Canal Case-Street
improvements.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
The train on the north and south
road was two hours late this morning.
Judge Heissman has remove from the
Hartford bank building to chambers in
the Thibodo building.
Notarial commissions were issued
yesterday to Frank Nicholson, Phoenix
and Richard Grow, Yarnell.
Editor G. H. Kelly, member OF the
board of immigration commissioners
for Graham county, yesterday fled his
official bond.
Day before yesterday Santa Fe trains
were tied up by snow at Dodge City,
Kan, and La Junta, Colo, and trains
south and west from those points were
Cancelled.
W. A. Davis is being doomed for
chief of the fire department. Mr.. Davis
has served as assistant chief for the
past year and has proven himself a
fearless fre-fghter and an efficient
officer.
The little children of Messrs. Billy
Peck and John Lees, the night men at
the Gardiner electric light plant, cele-
brated their third birthday jointly on
Monday. The papas were not forgot
ten, as delightful lunch was served at
midnight, consisting ice cream, cake
and other delicacies.
Evidence was finished in district
court yesterday in the case of the Con-
solidated Canal company against the
Arizona Canal company ct al This
morning the trial of another feature of
the general action cross suit by two OF
the defendants, the Tempe and San
Francisco Canal companies, against the
plaintiff, will begin.
Says the ospector-The greater"
craze has reached Phoenix. The
"greater" New York extends to cover
every human being in sight Of Man
haitian island, and now Boston is going
to take in every bean ranch in her
neigh borhood, Phoenix wants Tempe
and Mesa, and Tombstone must take in
the Pierce camp and Bisbee, or be lost
to grand opportunity.
The following transfers of real estate
reported by Coggins & Brown, alb
stractors, were Yesterday entered for
record: New England Land company
to S. N. chelberger, east half OF block
2, Hadsell's addition 10 Glendale,
1914 %; G. q. and F s. Buxton to Geo
E. Buxton, lot 80, block 4. Tempe; nj.
E.. Collins to John W. Dewitt, lots Al
and AZ, block II, Capitol addition, $500,
LIP, Nash, whose building was de-
stroyed at Five Points about year
JoI
the district court against the Home
Mutual and the Guardian companies in
which the building was insured. and
which resisted payment on techDichal
grounds. Judgment was rendered
against the former company for 81 ,485 20
and against the latter for 1888 rs, the
amounts sued for.
The Yucatec Hose Co. No. held a
meeting last night and selected Manuel
Garcia and F. Madrid as Delegates to
the annual election which which elects
the department officers. The dele
gates of the Pioneers are Gus Clark
and Hy Hooker and the Hook and Lad
der company have selected Dick Tobin
will meet Thursday night when their
representatives will be chosen.
Tailor Hawley had a large force of
men on the street yesterday laying an
underground wooden fume at the
northeast corner OF Washington and
Center to the northwest corner OF
Washington and jefferson. The fume
is not designed to take the place of
cutters along the route, but the cutters
will be drained into the fume. This
plan seems to have been the only enc