Arizona republican., 1895-03-31
LOCAL BRIEFS. A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS. Silver Keeps Climbing Up-Real Estate and Litigious
 Matters.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 The much admired photos of Clifford Pembroke in the Silver King are by Beattie.
 Engineer W. Waters leaves this morning for the Upper Verde, where he will join the surveying crew that is out for the canal company.
 Notice of location of the Pizzaro Mining claim one half mile north of the Arizona canal, was filed yesterday by A. J. Porterie and A. E. Roui
 As might be expected Clay Leonard will be strictly in evidence when it comes to strawberries. He will handle the entire crop of Charley Williams
 The cattlemen are all pleased that M. E. Hurley is reappointed in the live stock and sanitary commission and his butcher shop IS still the best ill Ari- zona.
 Wells Fargo & company yesterday received from San Francisco through it's purchasing agent, H. c. Ward, new heavy express wagon and fine team.
 W. c. Prange is in the city. He has been out to his mining claim near Muevo Mundo, and reports the new five stamp mill just erected to be doing good work.
 I. H. Hay of Guaymas, has been ap- pointed agent for Wells, Fargo & Go. at Phoenix. Mir. Hay is an old employee Of the company. having been in their service for twelve years.
 Pinney & Robinson received yester- day large shipment of bicycles. This is the first shipment of their large order that was sent to the Sterling com- pany, the first of the month.
 James Griffin left for the north last night. He expects to be gone several days. He took three wheels and a tan- dem along with him, and expects to sell good many wheels while away.
 The Rambler agency received yester- day several new wheels. This has been the best season for bicycle agents Phe- nix has ever had, judging from the number of new agencies established in the last few months.
 The Rhodes bicycle agency yesterday received a bill for a steel lathe by which nearly every part of bicycle can be made at home, so that it will be possible to construct wheel of the raw material, or rather out of blank ma terial.
 Four hobos were in police court yes- terday morning. All had been pre- vious visitors and Recorder Schwartz offered them their choice between ten days in jail or ten minutes inside the limits. They accepted the minutes, but only used seven by actual count of the recorders generous allowance.
 It is a matter of further gratifi- cation to western people that silver keeps on climbing. Yesterday it passed beyond 65 cents. In a recent speech Senator Teller predicted it's early reinstatement by legislation. If it continues it's onward march it will force it's rehabilitation,
 The audience at the Silver King last night was not so large as the play de- served but those who were there were profuse in praise of it and the manage ment has been urgently requested to repeat it. Mrs. Nettie Johnson's sing ing was an especial feature. The Mesa Dramatic club has proved itself to be composed of storng talent aided by diligent training.
 A tired lot of boys last night were the clerks of the Alkire store. All day long they had been kept on the jump. It seemed as if every woman in town wanted to get in the first day and have the first choice of the new spring goods just as if there was not an abundance of everything for many days yet. It