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articles of commerce right here at home. Several wagonloads of cow hides from the South Granite street hide depot were noticed en route to tn @ railroad yesterday.
 Frank Cox and uperintendent Hon. shell of the M. & P. Railroad, returned yesterday from their trip to the Santa Catalina Islands. MT. Cox has been auizzed unmercifully in regard to those big fish he and Judge Baker captured while at the islands. Frank tells the story without moving an eye muscle but strange things sometimes happen.
 F. A. Shseffer, J. A. Jeffot and Kit Carson, an Indian, arrived in the city yesterday. They are the prisoners pa roled by the governor for exemplary i conduct. They will be set to work at | the asylum for a small remuneration. At the end of two years they must re- port st the territorial prison and if their conduct has been that of good law abiding citizens they will be par. doned and restored to citizenship. A genuine building boom is going to strike Pheuix again this fall. Two more hotels will be erected and also large building of forty rooms is to be constructed for invalids. A good many private residences will also be built. The Capitol addition and the Churchill addition seem to be the most favored 'ocalities for building purposes but all oyer the city new houses will be built.
 Courier: Word comes from Lynx creek that Sunday last, about sundown, Mrs. Henderson, who commenced to act strangely, left home on foot. Parties followed and found her about dark. but she refused to return and in some man. ner got away from them and had not been heard of vest srday morning. Our informant states that there were five little children at Mrs. Henderson's s home when he left all crying for their mother. It seems to be 8 very sad affair.
 Manuel Sensrro was yesterday ar- rested at the request of his wife, Anita Senarro, for beating her. The trou ble lies In the fact that Manuel is of most violent and jealous temperament and ac. cused his wife of being too intimate with other people. The usual family row arose and wound up by the jealous bus band punching his wife's fair face. He was found guilty at his trial yester day afternoon and for the next ten days Mrs ,sSenarro will be safe from her hus- bands ready fist.
 THE REPUBLICAN contained an item yesterday morning taken from the Prescott Journal-MIner to the effect that bridge carpenter named l.. s. McEntee, had been killed by falling from train west of Ash Fork. Yester- day afternoon a man called at this office and stated that somebody must be ln error, that he was not aware of the fact that he was dead man or il he was he was lively corpse. As he did not appear to be shadowy image or petrlfed man it must have been somebody else than McEntee who was 1 killed.
 A special train was sent to Maricopa yesterday for the delayed mail and eastern passengers. While on the trip down Conductor Porter noticed negro lying down on the bank a few yards from the track about five miles this side of the Gila bridge. He stopped the train and going over to where the man lay found him nearly dead. He was taken on the train ond when suffi. ciently revived said that he had started to walk from Phoenix to Maricopa, but that he neglected to take any water along and had about given up all hope until the train stopped.
 The following real sss transfers re- ported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday entered for record :: W. J. Kings bury and wife to E. w.. Wilbur s11a of se1 and E s11a of s E of seL and s1a of s11a of n1 of n1a of se14 and s1a of nw1a of sw14 and n1a of sw4 of swM of sw4 of w11a of se14 of sw115 of swI, sec 34, twp l D G., $2, ,00O; Geo. W. Woy and wife to E. W. Wilbur e1a e1a sR sw14 sw14 and wH of w1s sw14 seH swI sec 34 twp h., r5 e; E. w. Wilbur and wife to Columbus Stewart s1a nwH sw1 and sw14 sw14 and VIZ VIZ sw14 se14 sw14 and s1a n11s and s1Ia s11a s1a n11a n11a se14 sec 34 twp l e.
 The last coast excursion over the Southern Pacific road went out last night. The following is a list of those who will be missed from Phoenix for a few weeks: Mrs. J. T. Dennis, Mrs. c. A. Lake, J. Harbert and wife, L. H. Bradshaw, Mrs. Frank Luke, J. W. Leslie, George Strong, Clifton Jones and daughter, Wm. E. Holden and wife, c. F. Corn, A. c. Gibb, c. P. Ball, J.J. Ross. Frank McFail, J. c. Jackson, M. M. Sanders, Mrs. F. Damron, W. H. Kay and wife, M. c. Graves and wife, Frank Hickman, Mrs Nellie Howe, Mrs. M. Wilson, H. H Woods, Mrs. H. c. Mack, Mrs. Geo Atkinson, Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury, Dr. E Wilbur.