Arizona republican., 1895-02-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Brief Record of Yesterdays
 Happenings.
Dennis Gallagher Too Quick With a Knife, In Jail-Wheat RIpen-
 ingsin Winter.

Knife, In Jail-Wheat RIpen-
 inggin Winter.
 Guns and ammunition at Talbot X Hubbard's.
 Topaz hard water soap at 5c at the Capitol Bazar.
 J. H. Pritt shipped three cars of stock to Los Angeles last night.
 Perry Williams, the popular landlord of the Williams house at Maricopa, was in the city yesterday.
 The great magician, Zamloch, IS booked for the 2lst, 22nd and 23d of this month at the opera house.
 Two days from date lots on Adams street, Kirkland's s subdivision, will be advanced 20 per cent. See ad.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church IS preparing to give Valentine social at the church on Thursday evening.
 There is an exhibition in the win dows of Mai. Evans office a bundle of wheat fully headed taken from 8 field under the Arizona canal.
 Ed Peck came in yesterday afternoon from his ranch on the Agua Fria. He says that the steel is all laid across the river and that the engine and train will cross this morning.
 Petitions are being circulated for tri-weekly mail service between Wick enburg and Castle Greek hot springs and also for similar service between Wicken burg and Hsrqua Hala. aThe second day of the session of the Arizona Dental board was taken up yes terday in the examination of A. H. Zeran and H. A. Duer the only two ap- plicants for certificates at this session.
 The thirty mile race between two running horses and three bicycles that was to take place next Sunday has fallen through, Kid Slator being unable to train. He was afraid to undertake the hard ride without being in condi- ton.
 On February 2s another party of Chicago gentlemen will arrivein the city to look over the valley with a view to making investments. They will be accompanied by Walter Hill the Improvement company's Chicago re- presentative.
 Professor Warman and wife arrived on yesterday mornings train and will spend several days in the city. The professor is most pleasant man to meet and it is safe to say that those who hear his first lecture in Phoenix will, if possible, attend the entire course.
 For the excursion to Tempe and re- fr,r to ooour op Eob bruorv 11 Phoenix at pm. and returning, leav- ing Tempe at i p.m., the fare for the round trip will be 75c. Persons making the trip are requested to purchase tick cts at the railroad office. Passes will not be honored.
 This morning party of Minneapolis gentlemen will arrive Tn the city. In the party will be Mir. A. c. Shelton of the Rio Verde Canal company and one or more mem bers of the firm of Lang don & Co.,, to whom the contract has been awarded for the construction of the canal company's system.
 The Washington Meat Market chang ed hands yesterday. E. A. Tovrea purchased 1t and will conduct the busi- ness in the future MT. Tovrea has been one of Gila Bends prominent busi- ness men for the past three years. He will be good nd welcome accession to the ranks of Ph enix business men.
 Galvanized tubs Toe, 95c and $l.15, and galvanized pails at,30c, 40c and 45c at the Capitol.
 Tha following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record |: Wm. Jenningson to Jennie Jenningson. lots 8 and g, block 36, Collins addition, lot z block 13 and lots 20 and 29 in block 27, Capitol addition. E. Irvine and wife to Fred Kampfer, lots 6, 8, and 10, block 8. Irvine's addition; $400.
 Marshal Molloy yesterday began rounding up the frail women who have been gradually straying away from the reservation. He caused warrants to be issued for Belle Longstreet, Mrs. D.. Columbett, Daisy Floyd, Alice and lone Preston and Minnie Powers. All were brought before Recorder Schwartz and entered pleas of not guilty. Their cases were set for trial next Friday.
 Japanese screens at the Capitol BaZar.
 The sale of War Crys is falling off in PhenIx This branch of the Army service heretofore performed by the lady soldiers has been turned over to the male members and it transpires, as