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board of regents by the late legislature The dor mitory will cost $10,000 when completed.
 Jose Montinos felt rather gay thi. morning about 12 80 o'clock, the result of too close companionship with the flowing bowl, and undertook to conquer Chinatown. but Officer Bayley landed him in the calaboose.
 Wilson and Burke, the aeronauts, went to Tempe yesterday and will give balloon ascension in that city in 8 couple of days. They will return to Phoenix and fulfill their contract by giving an exhibition at the park next Sunday, if the weather permits.
 A serenading party co imposed of Will 1 Rhodes, w. E. Lambert, Al Galpin and the Radcliffe Bros. were taking in the city last night and had good time notwithstanding the fact that they had to dodge few bricks throwed by un. appreciative listeners. They did not forget the Repu blican office on the trip. Military circles are feeling fdgaty as to what action the governor is going to take in the action of the findings of the court. martial of the Tucson mutineers. It is said the executive will call in council Lieut.. Leavill of the United States army, now stationed in Phoenix. and also Attorney General Satterwhite before announcing his decision.
 Hon. NJ. E. Hurley of Phoenix, Ariz. was in Denver lately, says the Denver Field and Farm, inspecting the packing houses to get an idea of how they are operated as he is now building similar institution at Phoenix. About the first of August he will be ready to begin packing, but will not work extensively until cooler weather begins. The build ing is already completed and most of the machinery placed.
 1 The following transfers of real estate reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract Mary Peterson to Jacob J. Wesner e11a neI sell twp A n 5 G.; A. J. Moni- hon to c. D. Doris lot block!13, Phe- nix: Harry W. Davis and wife to Mary 0. Coggins, north half of lots g and TO-, block 13, Neahr's addition; Clarkson Clothier to Elliot Evans, lease for five years e11a neA sec 25, twp 2nr2e.
 Tie following were outgoing passen- gers on last nights M. 6s P, train: L.. R. Wade, Waxahachie, Tex; Dr. Scott Helm, Los Angeles; Mrs. I. M. Saylor of Tempe to Morrill,, Kas; Mrs. Gen. Clark Churchill and son, Washington, D. G.; ". H. Russell. San Francisco; w.. L. Baker, Benson; Geo. koontz, Ycma; W. G. Reimer. Tucson; M. Ros- enburg, Tucson; Dr. B. E .Stahl, Gila Bend; Mrs. w. I. Horner, Los Angeles. Jake Marks of Prescott, bids fair to make reputation as 8 rain maker or weather prophet. It had not raiped in i Prescott for months and last Sunday morning tbere was not a cloud to be seen or any indications of rain shown. Jake was with 8 party of friends when he suddenly began to sniff the atmos- phere and remarked that it was going to rain. His friends did not think so but made several small bets and that afternoon it ralned and Jake won his money.
 Deputy Sheriff Gibson returned yes. terday from Castle Creek. where he went to arrest c. W. Hardy, who is charged with asssulting his stepson with stone and revolver. He found Hardy ready to accompany him to Phoenix, but his son had been bitten on the hand by rsttlesnske and was in precarious condition. The deputy returned to Phoenix without Hardy, who promised to come himself 10 Pha. nix as soon as the boys condition would permit.
 It is reported that a local capitalist is about to begin the erection of large building in suitable location for 8 city meat market. The plan is to have a market similar to those in most south ern cities where the meat markets, fruit stands, etc., be congregated un- der one roof. The stalls will be rented at nomical price. The products of the valley can be had at the city market which no doubt would be greatly ap- preciated by many housewives.
 Dionicio Ribera and Francisco Coro- nado called at the probate court early yesterday morning where Cupid Pearce issued to them a license permitting them to wed. They next called for Justice Kincaid to perform the simple ceremony. The service was performed conjointly by Justice Kincaid and Capt. Fly Mcdonald. After that pleasant performance was over Capt. Mcdonald eloquently expatiated upon the duties of young couple just embarking on the sea of matrimonv and cautioned the groom to love and cherish the coy maiden who was now partner to his joys and sorrows.
 Marshal Clark is in receipt of letter from person signing himrelf A. G. Dillman, who wishes the marshal to keep 8 sharp lookout for a swindler who respectively travels under the names of McAlvoy or s. B. Patey. The swindler seems to have made quite a haul in Pomona by pretending to teach