Arizona republican., 1895-03-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Brief Record of Yesterdays
 Events.
What the People Were Doing .CeIe- hratlon Day on the Streets of
 the Capital.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 Drum Major McNair made dashing leader of the Pioneer band.
 Alderman Barney Smith, wife and mother are in the city from Prescott.
 Mrs. A. D. Ambrose dled yesterday and will be buried today at II a. m.
 Mine host, F. M. Buck, of the Hol- brook hotel, is here to work for the Navajo county bill.
 H. S. Van Slyck, agent of the Att lantic & Pacific at Albuquerque, is among our visitors.
 The Rio Verde company has rented offics rooms in the Ford building on North Second avenue.
 Conductor Carey and Engineer Sam Landon brought in the special of Pres ident Murphy on Monday. \
 The remains of Miss Fannie Brebner will be shipped today by Smith, the undertaken, to Farrlngton, Ill.
 o. L. Whiting Of Hot Springs, an old Arizona pioneer. is in the city the guest of McKelligon, the saloon man.
 A. Falco and. wife of Prescott, are enjoying the climate. MT. Falco is identified with the Gladiator mine.
 PIotts & Dufton have secured the ad vertising privileges in Capitol addition. They will erect humorous bill boards.
 A. B. Titus is said to have made big strike near Congress. He has four claims, all bearing gold in paying quan- ties.
 John Dickson of Skull Valley reached the city on Monday evening and en- joyed his first trip by rail for many years.
 Mrs. Rachel Lyall died yesterday. The funeral will take place from Smiths undertaking parlors at 1 p. m. today.
 The Prescott Citizens band discourses excellent music. It added materially to the pleasure of the spectators of the parade.
 J. M. Dennis, whose mill near Will jams turns out 52,Q00 feet of lumber daily, is here with his wife for there- mainder of the month.
 Rev. J. A. Menaul of Albuquerque. missionary for New Mexico and Ariz- ona, was an attentive listener to the orations delivered yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hu nphreys of Saginaw, Mich, left for home last night leaving behind them their son in charge of Dr. Scott Helm for medical treatment.
 A real estate transfer filed with the recorder yesterday was s. c Heineman to Mary E. Heineman, the undivided E interest in lots IA and 15 in block 3, Tempe.
 We have for sale lodging house for $4,000 that has been paving $l00 per month the past year. Will take $2, ,000 in real estate in southern California part payment.
 Deputy Sheriff Dillon, Dr. Waite, Charley Akers, Chas. Clark and Thos. Schultz, foreman of the Courier, were among the host of Prescott people we observed yesterday.
 F. A. Healy, x-ioint agent of the A. X P. and Santa Fe at Albuquerque, now of the Mexican Central office at Fl Paso, was an interested listener of yesterdays speaking.
 John A. Gowan and wife came in yes terday from Los Angeles, and have taken rooms at the Doris. Mir. Gowan is Mexican mine operator, associated with Langdon & Company. , Messrs. Crandall & Clark of the joint depot at Ash Fork, are the only people in town from the junction. They say the big depot hotel will be opened by Fred Harvey in few days.
 Jack Lindsley has a new desk, man. ufactured by the skillful workman, Mir. w. H. Bynum, who has been associated