Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-02-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
Sheriff Orme as LaWyer-Con-
QuerOrS and Conquered
Eat Together.
Guns and ammunition at Talbot &

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Wanted, at once-A boy to carry
newspaper route. Enquire at REPUBLI-
CAN Office.
j. S. Griffin, the Rambler agent, will
teach ladies to ride bicycle free of
charge. He uses his tandem. making
it i'm possible for them to fall.
Fifty more cases of the celebrated
Cresta Blanca wine just received. No
other wine adds such zest to a good
dinner. Sauterne, Table d Hote and
st. Julien. "THE BoDEGA."
Those who want to see how a rail
road is built should take the westbound
electric cars this morning and see how
it is done. The north and south road
will cross Washington street and the
street car track about O'Clock this
morning.
Real estate transfers filed with the
recorder yesterday were II. s. Griffin to
2. E. Chaplin lot % Homosa Place,
$500; F. Neahr to j. NJ. Mermir undi-
vided one-ninth interest OF undivided
4 interest of ne14 section II, township
l. range 2.
At o'clock last night the steel was
laid and the construction train run al
most to the Capitol grounds. The
suburban station at the Washington
street crossing is about completed and
it may be expected to see the regular
train pull in in few days.
A very neat job of painting has been
hnnn nj nr
building on Second street. The large
pillars which support the front of the
building have been marbled, which
gives them the appearance OF solid
stone. The work was done by Plotts &
button.
How little is known in Arizona of
Sonora is shown in a single discovery
made by visitors to Nogales in the
course of conversation with representa-
tlves of the Mexican government on the
subject of mining. They learned that
Sonora is the possessor of perhaps the
richest, or at least the greatest, pro.
ducing gold mine on earth, the Minss
Prletas, which is said to be turning out
$3.50, 900 month, and there is ap-
parently no end to its golden resources.
Ii Sheriff Orme was not sheriff he
could make a good living as an attor-
ney. He had case in Justice John
stones court yesterday growing out of
the sale of property under attachment
The plaintiffs were represented by an
attorney and the sheriff represented
himself, displaying f,miliar acquaint-
auce with the law. Having laid the
foundation for argument deep, broad
and strong. he proceeded on it and
closing. turned to the opposing counsel,
said, my boy, do you know you're out
of court?" The attorney saw it and
took nonsu
There was something extra at the
regular Lamson literary society last
night. The victory of the Lamson's
over the high school in the Washing
toms birthday contests was duly cele-
brated. Besides the mem ers of the
society the conquered and many others
were present and an elegant supper
was served in one of the spacious halls
of the academy. A feature OF the cele-
bratlon was song composed by Prof.
E Grant Randall and sung with much
hilarity by all parties to the tune of
Tara "a boom decay.
OF Mr.. Henry Eames the pianist who
accompanies the great Remenyi shortly
to appear in Phoenix. the st. Joseph,
Mo-, Daily Herald, Jan. 49,, says: The
concert opened with a piano solo,
Rhapsody Hungro1ser, by List, by
Mr.. Henry Eames 1t was most charm
ingly executed and the audience be-
came thoroughly in love with Mr..
Eames. He is handsome young man
and very fine pianist. His hearers
could see that he was much in love
with his work, and his efforts made a
distinct impression. He IS one OF the
very few pianists ever heard here who
is poet on his instrument.