Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
LOCAL BRIEFS. A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS. The Whist Tournament-The War man LeCture-.LaW and
 LitigantS:

Guns and ammunition at Talbot Hubbard's.
 Capt. I. MA Christy was yesterday appointed notary public.
 The senior class of the high school was handsomely entertained last night at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Nc Kinney by Miss Ethel, member of it.
 Capitol station on the north and south road has been completed. It is a very handsome structure and will be extremely advantageous to that part of the city.
 Thomas L. Gray, known as the 'hustler" in the clothing trade, has been employed by R. H. Greene to take charge of the Wanamaker & Brown business in Pheni&.
 Fifty more cases of the celebrated Cresta Blanca wine just received. No other wine adds such zest to 8 good dinner. Sauterne, Table d. Hote and St. Julien. 1.-THE BoDEGA."
 Willis Norton started his first team out for Prescott yesterday in charge of W. E. Price. He will haul supplies for the Salt River Valley Produce Exchange owned by MT. Norton.
 Frank Smith, the "old reliable" ot the Engine company of the Phoenix fire department, is in town. Frank has been engineering corps of engineers on the Maricopa canal.
 Attorney J. T. Moriarty delivered an eloquent and instructive address in |. M. c. A. hall last night, on the Sabbath day. The lecture was attended by & large and attentive audience.
 There will be some fast riding at the V. c. c. track Sunday afternoon. Several of the local riders will ride for time. They are to be paced by the tandem, which will be mounted by Spelr and Slator.
 Before the legislative season is over there will be given regular old country dance. The date has not been definite ly fixed, but it is expected to take place soon. Dress suits, butterfly bow ties and patent leather shoes will be barred.
 Hon. G. T. Peters of Gila county, a former and efficient member of the legislature from that county, is in the city and was yesterday familiar figure in the council chamber and assembly hall. He will remain in the city week.
 The two final games of the chess tournament will be played tonight by Messrs. T. D. Mo,loy and Richard J. Hambrook Marshal Molloy has been considered a dark horse in the contest all along and is now making the boys 'come in."
 Guests of the Commercial yesterday were c. P. Sykes, Calabasas; D. J. Ryan, Columbus, O.; s. M. Taylor, Columbus; A. Wilson, Arizola; P. $. Clark and wife. Portland, Ore.; G. H, Merrill, San Francisco; T. 1. Kendall and wife, San Francisco.
 The wife of Professor Wollam will return home this morning with their little girl whom they have had at San Francisco for treatment for tuberculosis which had strangely developed in her hip. The San Francisco physicians are not sangulne as to the result of the treatment.
 Undertaken W. H. Smith yesterday received letter from State Senator Chas. McGlnn of Portland, Oregon, thanking him for the skillful treatment of the dead body of his sen lately sent from here and also for personal and kindly service rendered the af- ficGed mother.
 A. J. Monihon has returned home from the Leland stanford, Jr., univer- sity for few days vacation. Andy has the honor of being one of three to pass in the law department, forty-six failing. He says Charley Fleming is a thorough book worm and stands at the head of his class.