Arizona republican., 1895-04-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS. Som sthIng About Mortgages and ReleaSeS-TeaCherS Paid by
 InStallmentS.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 MT. c. Flames and Col. Frank Hatch returned from Florence yesterday after noon.
 Phen1x council No. 1, Jr. o. U. A. M., will install officers tonight. A full attendance is desired.
 Mayor Woods of Galesburg, Ill.,, who has been in the valley for some time, expects to leave for his home in few days.
 The board of supervisors in quarterly session yesterday did no more than pass upon the current bills against the county.
 E. Gang yesterday purchased the lumber of DeMund Bros. for the erec- ton of a residence on North Fourth avenue.
 License to marry was issued yester- day to Alberto Barragan and Felisfora Lopez and to David Kleinflan and Eva Rappley.
 The regular monthly meeting of Victor Hose company No. will be held this evening at o'clock in the engine house.
 A case of very bad driving yesterday resulted in the tearing down of the mail box post on the corner of First street and Washington.
 Chauncey Clark and wife and MT. D. Miller expect to leave soon on an ex- tensive trip throughout the northern part of the territory.
 Two funerals occurred on Sunday afternoon under the direction of Un- dertaker W. H. Smith. One was that of Robert Francis. son of Modecai S.. Blue. The other was that of Mildred the infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Ming.
 James Griffin arrived in the city from Prescott last night. Jim says he did some business for the Rant bier com pany while in Prescott. He saw Willis Norton. formerly of this city, and that he is doing the largest business in Prescott.
 A noticeable and pleasing fature of yesterdays business in the recorders office was the record of the release of mortgages showing that prosperity in some form is in the ascendant. There were two or three mortgages filed but their amounts were small in compari- son with the aggregate amounts of those released.
 Guadalupe Lopez, an old woman ar rested on Saturday afternoon for the attempted murder of a child on the south side of the river, was adjudged in sane in probate court yesterday and committed to the asylum. Insanity was suspected from the beginning but her conduct after being put in jail re- moved all doubt concerning it.
 E. Reardon, who was sent to the asy- lum last fall, has regained his mind to such an extent that he has been re- leased. but he is very low with con- sum ption and is now at the Sisters hospital. MT. Reardon's brother ar rived in the city few days ago and will take him back to his home at Nor ris, Ill.,, as soon as he has gained enough strength so that he can travel.
 County Superintendent Grouse yes- terday did the best he could for the teachers of Maricopa county but if wasn't much. He apportioned $2, ,427 .5C to be divided among ninety teachers n payment of salaries for the last month though the county is in arrears to some of them for longer period. The rest of the salary will not be paid until after the June collection of taxes.
 Among the instruments filed in the county recorders office was a deed from August Gundlach, receiver of the Harcuvar Copper company, to F. Remmer and c. W. Prange, transfer ring thirty-three mining claims ir