Arizona republican., 1895-03-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record Of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS.
Real Estate TranSactionS-Fun of Mrs. .. J. BonSaIl This
 Afternoon.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 Wanted at once-A boy with saddle horse, to carry route for THE REPUB- ElCAN.
 Clay Leonard has the handsomest and best, and in fact the only Salt River valley oranges in the market.
 Mrs. 0. A. Cole gave luncheon to nun Der of her friends yesterday after noon. An enjoyable afternoon was spent by all present.
 During the celebration many visitors spoke of the excellence of the meats of the valley. Those procured from Hur- ley's market were especially commend
 Mrs. Caldwell, who has been seri- ously ill for some tune, Is rapidly le- covering and will soon leave for Cali fornia to spend the summer with her parents
 A majority of the celebration visitors and delegates to the A. o. U. W. Grand Lodge left the city yesterday morning. Some, however, are unable to tear themselves away.
 ,. Wells and Peck. two of our local stock buyers, send train load of stock to Los Angeles today. The stock goes oyer the new road. which is giving splendid service in this line.
 S.J Tribolet is the heaviest dealer in dressed hogs in Arizona. He bdys more and pays cash for them, kills more and sells more over the counter <fk h ,rly hap aloa in ho territory.
 Judge Dorn, a prominent resident of Salinas, Gal, is In the city. He is visit ing his son who came here several months ago for his health and is resid ing at the home of Chaplain Scott. His condition is steadily improving.
 Every night and every afternoon the sport of roller skating goes on at the Park rink. There is quite num- Der of regular patrons who hardly eYer miss Thursdry or Friday even. ing wheE the band IS in attendance.
 The Agua Fria and Consolidated Canal company yesterday presented to the chamber of commerce some hand some photographs , of the canal work tugs They are very fine pictures and give a good ilea of the amount of work Shat Is being done.
 Miss Daisy Bennett gave lunche on at the residence of E. J. Bennitt yes terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Oh as. Akers of Prescott. Mrs. Akers was raised in the valley and met many of her former schoolmates who were Rmong the invited guests.
 Architect Heinlein yesterday let the contract for Major Lewis' residence to Contractor O. Campbell It is 10 be &4 OOo residence and will be one of the handsomest in the Lewis addition. Contractor Campbell will commence the erection of the building at once.
 The remains of Mrs. Bonsall who died at Cave Greek Friday night. were brought to Phoenix yesterday. She is the wife of E. J. Bonsall, formerly su- perintendent of the Phoenix mine. The funeral will take place today from the undertaking rooms of Randall x Davis.
 Mrs, D. A. Abrams celebrated the seventh birthday of her little daughter Louise by taking party of her little friends to the Hole in the Rock yester- day afternoon. The little people thor oughly enJoyed themselves and were all wishing somebody would have birth day party every day.
 Sheriff Orme yesterday sent a re- inforcement of six prisoners to the working camp on the Tempe road. The york is under the personal supervision of Supervisor jest. who is making regular boulevard out of stretch of road that has been receiving the curses of everybody that passed over it.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Cunning and her mother, Mrs Ly Ill, will leave on Tuesday night for Princeton, Ky, where they will permanently reside. Mrs. Dunning's brother is the owner of large planta- ton near Princeton and she will assist him in the management of it. In the m eantime she will retain her property interests in Phoenix.
 The people who went out to the Park last evening to see Hazel Reyes make her night ascension with fireworks were amply rewarded. The exhibition was a very pretty one, and will be repeated to night by special request. This will be the last ascension this season in Phoenix by this famous lady aeronaut, as she has engagements now due. The