Arizona republican., 1895-02-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS.
New litigation in the District Court Real Estate and Other
 Matters.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to John Casey and Sarah Perry.
 A supper WAS given last night by MT. and Mrs. Richard Garnett, corner of Fourth and Van Buren streets, to Dr. snd Mrs. Dameron.
 Governor Hughes yesterday offered a reward of $500 for the capture of the murderers of the Doll family in Pima county two weeks ago.
 Mir. s. H. Butler, newspaper man of Kisseme, Fla. who has been under treatment for pulmonary trouble at Dr.. Hughes infrmary, left last night for his home greatly improved.
 Messrs. w. B. Hamilton and B. F. Karrick, late of Pueblo, Colo., and who have been in the city several days, have decided to engage in business here. hr. Hamilton was mayor of Pueblo during the growing period of that city, from 1889 to 1893.
 A case in arbitration was filed yester- day ill district court by the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway against A. Starkweather. The matter of damages for right of way across the lands of the defendant is submitted to J. W. Walker and A. L. Henshaw, who will report on Feb. 5.
 Kid Slater, Notion and Loring, the tbree riders in the thirty-mile race that is to be run February r, went into active training yesterday. The boys are to run ten miles each. Slater is to run the third, fourth and the last five miles. Slater and Notion will ride their ten miles at 2 40 gait and Loring at 8 shree-minute. This will give the horses hard race.
 Preparations for the entertainment to be given under the auspices of the chamber of commerce next Monday and Tuesday evenings, Feb. II and 12, are all complete. The musical, dramatic and comedy features of the entertain ment have been in careful rehearsal and a treat is promised. It will be given the first nig ght at Gardiner's hall and the second night at the opera house.
 The friends of Captain and Mrs. P. P. Parker treated them to pleasant sur prise night before last, the thirteenth anniversary of their wedding. Though 1t was surprise, it was none the less gratifying and highly enjoyable even- ing was spent. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Doolittle, MT. and Mrs. Rid dle, Captain and Mrs. G. D. Gray and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Palmer and Mir. and Mrs. Winthrop Sears. The married fife of Captain and Mrs. Parker has been blessed by one daughter and three sons.
 John Mcbride is an ungratefuI hobo. Yesterday morning he went into Chand- Ier's shoe store and obtained donation of ten cents. On his way out he stole two shoes, not pair since they were not mates in size or kind. Capt. Mo. Donald saw him coming out and sized him up as more probable thief than legitimate customer. His arrest fol- lowed and Recorder Schwarts devoted him to ball anG chain for the next sixty days. Two other plain hobos got len days apiece and four drunks each fined s lifted the court of it's feet by producing the money.
 An old worn and time discolored document was f5hed out from among she waste papers of the sheriff's office yesterday. It was a memorandum by Judge Richards, the man murdered by Fred Shafer more than year ago. It was drawn by Richard as justice of the peace and ex-officio coroner and was g list of property found beside and upon skeleton supposed to be the remains of Luce Ortega, discovered south of the city several years ago. The list in. eludes a saddle, some cartridges, flint and piece of steel used in lighting { fire. The flint and steel have beer lying about the office for years.