Arizona republican., 1895-01-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Review of Yesterdays Hap
penings.
Court Matters A New Incorpora-
tion-Lee Burton Gone,
Whittier?

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Il. A. Brown has purchased the
Richardson news and tobacco stand
1axt to McKelligon's.
Johnny Kelly was the fortunate Gus
toner of R. Fl. Greene who received
the handsome diamond ring.
Mrs. Raymond's bail at Gardiner 8
hall on New Years night was we'll at
tended and properly appreciated.
j.. P. King has been employed by THE
REPUBLICAN to compile special edition
of twenty-five thousand copies.
The Tribolet meat market has been
embellished by new linoleum wall
paper and other interior decorations.
Jim Wallace the Colorado horseman,
has leased of Col. G, H. Gray the Fair
Grounds race track, and will work
blooded stock there.
Pat. McLovern the railroad contract
or has bought the business of the
Burger corral and will run it as he
does everything, on the square.
Say, boys, don't you know that you
can take your girl out to the park rink
tonight where she can skate free of
charge? Tomorrow night, music.
W. R. Patterson, the Los Angeles cat
tie dealer, who has been in the valley
for several days, purchased eighteen
cars of cattle which were shipped yes
terday.
Lee Burton, who year ago last Au-
gust killed Lee Rine, and was declared
insane escaped about a month ago from
the asylum and has not been heard of
since.
Suit was begun in the district court
yesterday by D. A. Abrams, assignee of
the Bank of Tempe, against the Arizona
Hardware company to recover on note
for $3.50.
Among the horses which distinguish
ed themselves at the races New Years
day was the stud, King Pin. owned by
Sturges & Beneir. His easy, swift and
graceful actions were greatly admired
by all.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the sale of
the property of the Peoria Canal Com
pany will take place. The sale has at
tracted large mum Der of stockholders
and legal representatives of conflicting
interests.
Contractor Amirault will have the
Judges chambers and the jury rooms in
the new Jail building completed today
and ready for occupancy. He has also
begun work on the new school house in
district No. 5.
The following transfers of real estate
were Yesterday entered for record
VIM. 7. Hanna and wife to W. W.
Thayer, e NV see rs, tip 8 n, e,
81 900. NJ. E. Collins to II. F. Norton,
lots IL and IL in block 2, Collins addi-
ton, $500.
In Federal court yesterday the per-
sons against whom indictments had
been returned were arraigned and given
until this afternoon to plead. On the
territorial side the afternoon was taken
up with the application for an injunc-
ton in the case of Derrick VS.. Horton.
Oscar Williams, of Phoenix, Arizona,
came in Tuesday morning for a pro-
tracted visit with relatives and friends
at this place, Mr.. Williams formerly
resided here and his many friends are
glad to see him looking hale and
hearty Gro thersville Ind.) CONNER
cial.
Jake Pelitzer Yesterday received a
letter from Curtis P. Cole, the mission
airy among the Moquls, saying that the
Indian trouble was over. Nineteen of
the leaders of the outbreak were taken
away and will not be permitted to re-
tnrn to the reservation for several years.
Mr.. Cole, who had taken refuge at the
agency at Keams Canyon, will return to
his station.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. K. Hughes are at
the Sixth Avenue hotel for the winter,
Mr.. Hughes having been ordered here
for his health. Mrs. Hughes Is a very
talented musician, and the New York
press are warm in their praises of this
lady's ability as singer and teacher.
She has studied for many years under
the best masters in this country and in
Europe, and has won an enviable repu-
tation. Mrs. Hughes has had wide ex-
perience in her line of work and has.
opened studio in the city.
B. A. Hadsell, the popular real es-
tate agent and founder of the Glendale
temperance colony, was married New
Years day to Miss Fannie Hoover of
Newberg, Pa, at the residence OF her
brother, John B. Hoover, eight miles