Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-02-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Brief Record of Yesterdays
Events.
The 5. r. p. g. p. telegraph Line.
MariCopa & Phoenix Uptown
Off.ces-Other News.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Walter Kibbey made mile yesterday
at the bicycle track in 2:25 fat. He
was paced by Spier and Sleator.
Nothing OF special interest occurred
in supreme court yesterday. Unim-
portant ord 9rs were entered in several
cases.
The horses OF VIM. Price, the late
murderer, were sold yesterday by
Sheriff Orme at public auction. One
brought $17 and the other $40.
The party who left Saturday after
noon for down the river returned late
Sunday with plenty of game. They re-
ported good time and plenty Of ducks
on the river.
The ladies OF Trinity Guild will give an
oyster supper at the rectory Of the Epis-
copal church on Wednesday tomorrow
evening from 4 80 until O'Clock. ALI
are cordially invited.
Contractors Lowell and Smith com.
menced yesterday to lay the bituminous
pavement crosswalks on Second ave.
nue. This is the first and only one of
its kind in Arizona.
J. B. Lacy was yesterday appointed
special administrator of the estate of
Burt Colgan who died last week from
the effects of a kick by a horse. The
estate consists mostly OF live stock.
s. E. Tovrea purchased and assumed
the management of the Dairy restaur-
ant yesterday. Mr.. Tovrea is we'll
known young business man and will
keep the place up to it's former excel
lence.
E P. Cronin, who has conducted the
Dairy restaurant for some time has
sold out and will engage in other bust
ness ia Phenix. Mr.. Cronin has been
very accommodating to the patrons of
the place and has many friends.
The party of excursionists taken up
to the Verde dam site by Messrs. Parker
and Galpin returned to the city yester-
day afternoon. The papers with the
contractors were all signed up and work
on the canal will commence soon.
Prof. Warman delivers his fifth and
last lecture tonight at the opera house.
The subject Gan Art Gallery of Word
Paintings" will comprise selections
from many standard authors and will
dou otless be the most entertaining of
the whole course.
Two suits were begun in the district
court yesterday. One was By Mary
Showers against John Pool for damages
amounting to 5000 by detention of real
estate. The other was a foreclosure
emit by E1. Melcalf against Mary G.
Sampson and Lulu Sampson.
A party Of wheelmen rode out to
0rme's ranch Sunday and took dinner.
Among the riders were Misses Ora Cox,
j. Bard, Angle Parker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sears, Will Penn berton, Dick George,
James Griffin. They returned to the
cty about dark and reported a very
pl9asant time.
Xiii ga or and Rambler agent Spier
rode tan miles on the Valley Cycle club
track Sunday IN twenty ak minutes fiat.
Tley were mOunted on tandem and
made good time considering that they
were not ia trim. Spier rode an ordi.
nary from New York to San Francisco
In 1881 in eighty tour days.
City Attorney Israel though still quite
i'll and by no means out of danger, has
Improved so rapidly during the past
lutI six HOuTS Iudt lis duO
friends feel confident OF his recovery.
The process, however, will be slow, as
it is a long way to travel from the jaws
OF d-a tn back to complete health.
The theater going people of Phoenix
will soon receive a treat. Manager
Flesh nan yesterday received telegram
from Lne Calhoun Opera company ask
ing him to hold the opera house Tor
tlem for the week beginning March IL.
The company was here last year and
played TO crowded houses two nights.
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record: TIE
Arizona Land and Stock company to A.
H. Barber. lot 10. block 80, Churchili's
addition; Cyrus r. Barnes and wife to
Lucina G. Nash, se4 sec IA twp n, r
/ e, $1,000; Granville Malcolm to Hiram
Mars, % nwA ne1a sec q twp n, r
Sc, $1,000.
Articles of incorporation of the Eu
gene Mining company were filed yester-
day by John j. Dodd, s. L. Sanders, Ii.
l.. Coombs and and T. F. Lyon. The
capital stock is 100000 divided into
shares of 500 each. The directors for
the first year are John J. Dodds, 7. f.