Arizona republican., 1895-02-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.
4 Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS.
The Railroad Crosses New River Late Real Estate Trans
 actions.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 Richmond Place." on N. Sixth ave-, lots $325 up; monthly payments, Klrk- land & Strong opp. Commercial.
 Friends, Phenicians, countrymen II you have hogs prepare to sell tn em ROW. Tribolet pays cash for them.
 Patterson Bros. shipped seven cars of cattle to Los Angeles last night. Heist shipped four cars and Balz one by the same train.
 M. E. Hurley's butcher shop is the one place where housekeeper is reasonably sure of getting a choice, tender piece of meat.
 The north and south road track will be laid across New River today. It is expected that trains will be running to Peoria by Tuesday night.
 The Fowler company yesterday sold 8 carload of Poland-China hogs to George Marts of Tempe, who is going to engage in hog raising on an extensive scale.
 Merrily to the strains of sweet music the wheels of the skaters rattle over G affords an opportunity for pleasant evenings sport.
 The Salvation Army last night gave 8 supper at the barracks. The admission was 1o cents, for which substantial supper was furnished. The enterprise was we'll patronized.
 The friends of Miss Lottie Gray treated her to a surprise party last night at the residence of c. H. Gray. Plenty of refreshments were had and everybody spent very enjoyable even- ing.
 An Sam, Chinaman who has been resting under suspicion of dangerous insanity for couple of weeks, was given an examination yesterday before Probate Judge Grouse and was dis charged.
 Mayor Monihon yesterday condemned the abobe building occupied by c. C.. Reed. Work was commenced at once tearing down the north wall, so the building could be braced and more substantial wall put up.
 The people of Tempe want Elder .aatlock of the Christian church to hold servlces during the coming week at that thriving su burb, as they think the opportunity good one to reap where the Rev. D. R. Francis of Tucson has soEn.
 Gilbert James McGinn, young man who came here a month ago from Tacoma, died on Friday night of con- sumption. The body has been pre- pared by w. H. Smith & Go. for ship. ment and will be taken north tonight by the aged mother of the dead young man.
 Thos, H. Brown, member of the as sem ply, has so far recovered as to be able to return to his rooms at the Alhambra. MT. Brown has been at the Sisters hospital for some time past and has only words of kindness for the gentle nurses who attended him when there.
 The Revolt of the Bees' under the aIspIces of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church at the opera house tomorrow night, has enlisted the ser vices Of half the children in the city in t1e character of bees. There are q1e bees among them, but very pr1Qerly no drones.
 'Fne next musical treat for Phenicians will be furnished by Edouard Remenyi, the king of all living violinists, and his troupe on March and G. The peo- pie of Phoenix have never been favored by visit from one of Remenyi's class, and this opportunity will be seized by all lovers of music to hear the worlds greatest living vloliniat.
 Chairman K ibb9y of the Republican Territorial Committee yesterday re- ceivsd reply from Senator Dubois, to whom 6 telegram had been sent urging the senate to pass the admission bill. Th3 telegram was read in the senate yesterday and Senator Dubois wires that the western mem bers are unit in favor of the passage of the bill.
 The song recital to be given by Ms4 Grace Walker at the opera house next Wednesday evening will prove rare treat to lovers of good music. The local talent contributing is the very best. Although still young in years Miss Walker has achieved phenomenal success as vocalist in the most criti- cal and select musical circles of the entire coast.
 The following instruments were en- tered for record yesterday Tn the office