Arizona republican., 1895-01-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A. Review of Yesterdays M inOr
Events.
a Sample of Arizona Strawberries.
Neat Recovery of Valu-
able Plumber.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot 4
Hubbard's.
In the last two months the city has
expended $4,000 for street improve
ments.
Gates Fowler escorted yesterday from
Maricopa to Los Angeles $500 worth
Of cattle and hogs.
There is probably more hog meat
sold at the Tribolet market than any
where else. Tribolet raises his own
hogs.
Frank Fuqua, the liveryman, re-
ceived last night a painful kick from a
horse. The wound was treated by DIR.
Mcintyre.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Jose Antonio Perez and Esper-
aRce Velasco, Frank FOCAL and Alice
McBrayer.
Tomorrow night and every night ex-
cept Tuesday and Friday, when the
music is in attendance, skates are free
to ladies at the park rink.
Clay Leonard, the confectioner and
fruiterer, did not enjoy taking down
his handsome new hanging sign, but
down it had to come nevertheless.
John Wilson yesterday brought in a
lot of strawberries from his ranch near
the city. They were an exceptionally
nice lot, some of them measuring AZ
inches in circumference.
Malcolm McNair and Maurice Fleish-
man will circulate a subscription list
for fund intended to be a mark of ap-
probation of the services of Deputy
Sheriff Prothero and his posse in the
capture OF Price and Young.
J.C. Davis OF the Mesa Fruit store
Just now does not care whether Phoenix
booms or not. There is boom and hap
piness in the Davis household and that's
enough to satisfy him for the present.
It's an 81 pound boy. Both babe and
mother are doing well.
Col. Henry Adams has nearly COM
pleted on the Bartlett ranch, of which
ne is superintendent fine brick resi-
dence which he and wife will hereafter
occupy. The builders are j. |. Brooks
and l. W. Bell of this city. which is a
guarantee that the workmanship is o.
the best.
Fl. C. Adams, saloen keeper along
the north and south road, came to
town yesterday and undertood to forci-
bly, pre-empt the southern part of it.
Constable Bayley run him in for drunk
enness and disturbance of the peace.
He will be tried by Justice Kincaid to-
morrow morning.
The Payton Stock company after a
very successful engagement in Phoenix
of nearly two weeks, left last night for
Prescott where they will open tonight.
The management was go we'll pleased
with Phoenix that an early return en-
gagement will probably be played here.
The company is strong one and made
many friends during its stay here.
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record: A.
G. Utlev and wife to Commodore Recort,
ne1 nwI ne14, sec. 26, tip. 2, lr4e,
$500; Albert E. Ruff to Mons Ellington,
lots and 4 in block 7 Goldman's ad-
dition to Tempe; NJ. II. Sherman and
wife TO G. L. Longstreth, lots 81 and %
in block 5, Collins addition $500.
1t was enormously stated in The Be
PUBLICAN in recent issue that the
price of lots in the Kirkland addition
ranged from $3.50 to $500. The fact is
the lots run from $3.50 to $500, the most
desirable corners not being above the
last mentioned figure. This a remark
ably low price for lots so near the CEN
ter of town and upon the electric car
line.
The seml-annual election of officers
of Pioneer hose No. l, was held last
night. Gus Clark was elected president,
s. W. Bayley, vice president; A. E.
Hinton, secretary and treasurer; Ernest
Recum, foreman; w A. Davis, Robert
Hayes and Clint Lauvre were chosen
members Of the standing committee;
Clint Lauvre and John Buckley were
appointed fire policemen.
The Y. G. A. concert last night
was rare musical treat. Herr Aamold,
the great yiolinist, surpassed the ex-
pectations of his audience who went
wild with delight at his marvellous per-
Torrance. Mrs. W. R. Hughes also in
tensified the high opinion in which she
is held in local musical circles and won
the congratulations of the great violin
list. The concert will be repeated or
rather new program will be offered at
the opera house tomorrow night.
Night Marshal Buck late on Friday