Arizona republican., 1896-06-03
NEVIS IN A nJ'lSHBLL. Happenings Of Streets and Town. .Epitome of the City's Local
 Intelligence. The Doings of a Day In Fhoe,. x and
 It's Tributary
 Region.
Prescott is to have a bicycle club.

Prescott is to have bicycle club.
 Today will be held the Democratic county convention.
 Cucumbers at 10 cents each are the latest delicacy on the Phoenix market
 Yesterday Miss Matte Crabb was united in marriage with Frank Davis. w. H. Smith received yesterday a carload of Vermont monumental mar ble.
 Suits have been filed in the district court by Baxter McCreary against F. M. Vernon and by R. Waldin against E. T. Marlow
 Judge Baker was still too ill yester- day to open court, which was accord ingly adjourned by Court Commission CT Crenshaw till this morning.
 Mrs. A. Williamson and daughter, who have for several years conducted the Ivy Green restaurant, have sold the business to 4. Bechaud and have retired
 The steam merry -go-round has been established on the vacant lot on the corner of Adams and First avenue, little to the liking of the residents thereabouts.
 Globe Silver Belt: 0. N Cresswell, clerk of the district court, has been notified by Judge Rouse of a further postponement of court. Grand jurors will be summoned for June 15 and trial jurors for the 17th.
 Prescott Courier: A large dynamo was noticed at the Prescott depot Sat urday, said to be intended for the Crowned King mine, to be used in cleo trically lighting the underground workings of that great property.
 Prescott Courier: Preparations are being made to take the great boiler out of the canyon where it rolled from the grade of the U. V. &. P. railroad. The boiler is said to be perfectly sound and will be rolled up the hill.
 Fresh blue figs are selling in Phoe- nix at cents pound. Strawberries are in short supply and are worth 1212 cents pound. Apricots of the Royal variety are plentiful with increasing supply and are becoming little more than nominal in price.
 Word was sent the sheriff's office yesterday from Beardsley station on the Santa Fe that crazy Mexican was terrorizing the section house inmates at that point. A deputy sheriff was therefore dispatched on the evening train to bring in the fellow.
 Globe Silver Belt: Fred H. Powers of Tonto, drove bunch of cattle to Tempe recently, where they were placed on pasture A great many cat tie have been driven from Gila county this season and for quality and condi- tion- they are probably not surpassed by any range cattle in the territory.
 Mrs. Grace L. Elston, daughter of c M. Baum, died yesterday morning a the residence of her parents west of tht city and was buried in the afternoon a the city cemetery. Deceased was 2 years of age, native of Illinois, but ; few years married her husband bein! present at the last hour.
 Prescott Courier: Michael Dugan i in from the Agua Fria country wher he reports that his neighbor ranchers as well as himself, are shooting colts as they have no value and cannot b sold for enough to pay taxes. Ther are plenty of hungry people in tn world that would be glad to eat thi horse meat if they could get hold of i
 Yesterday was concluded the exam ination of applicants for teachers eel tificates. There were sixteen to star at night yesterday but five remained