Arizona republican., 1892-04-14
LOCAL BREyITIES.

Sunday is Easter.
Daughters OF Rebeka tonight.
The registration books close tomor-
row.
We are in the midst of the Jewish
lent.
Several carloads OF lumber came in
yesterday.
Justices courts are doing mighty
light business these days.
Two disorderly buns were pulled in
at late hour last night and jailed.
Col. Poston now claims that the ca
naigre plant makes first-class snuff.
Strawberries are plentiful. They
will be down to fifteen cents by Satur-
day.
Geo. w. Hoadley was yesterday re-
appointed notary public by the gov
ernor.
A. Reiewill sold yesterday to Geo. A..
Hidden lot 81, block p. University ed
dition for $3.50.
The engineering corps on the Verde
canal has completed it's labors and re-
turned to this city.
The new Indian school building is ex-
pected to be ready for occupancy within
the next three weeks.
Over 200 postoffice boxes were locked
on the inside yesterday to remind overs
that the quarterly rent was due.
The stockholders OF the Phoenix Elec-
trio Light Co. will hold meeting at the
compsny's office in this city April 28
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Jim Bassett and Pete Gabriel have
located the Buena Vista and Piedra
Blanca mines in the Estrella mountains,
not lar from ella Bend.
Epitacio Bsncornd. an INDECENT Next
can woman, was given an order of $40
on McNulty x Chapmen yesterday by
the board OF supervisors.
Juan Rivas was bound over to the
grand jury under $500 bail for leading
off the wrong horse. In default OF bail
he went to the county Jail.
1t was reported last evening that a
domestic in Phoenix had fallen heir to
$500, 900. The report is neither denied
nor affirmed by the parties.
j.. o. Grant, formerly of the firm OF
Grant & Shaver, has purchased Barney
Freymire's stock OF groceries in the
Sherman block, Washington street.
10 Stein and Miss Anna Arp were
married Tuesday evening at O'Clock in
Judge Baxter's office, not in the parlor
OF the Commercial hotel, as announced
by our contemporaries.
The Pacific Grotto is the name OF
bew restaurant started by S. w. Purdy,
on Montazuma street, back OF the Red
Corner store. Mr.. Purdy is well known
by the epicures Of Phoenix, having
catered to the wants OF the fastidious
public for many years.
A Mrs. Roche, wife OF rancher seven
miles west OF town, had lively runa-
way yesterday evening, in which a
buggy was badly broken but no one
was hurt. The horse got frightened at
dray truck wheeling piano and in
giving sharp turn the harness gave
way.
The commercial growth OF Phoenix is
worthy OF notice. The train yesterday
was heavy one; and among the con-
signments were three carloads for Kell-
ner's store; one OF salt, another OF
potatoes, while the other car was laden
with sugar. Three carloads in one day,
besides smaller lots OF mixed merchan-
disc for one firm is big business.
At the annual meeting OF the Bee
Keepers association Saturday the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: J. II. Broomell, presi-
dent; John l.. Gregg, vice-president j..
A. X. Irvine, secretary. and w. l..
Osborn, treasurer. The association
financially was found to be in good con-
dition. The swarming season is now
at hand but honey shipments W III not
begin before June l. Honey is then
shipped in carload lots which finds a
ready market as alfalfa ranks with the
beet.