Arizona republican., 1895-04-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
Real Estate TransactionS-A Con-
firmation of the San Carlos
Outbreak Story.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to John Maber and Jeanette Nc
'Gregor.
Johnnie Long, the well known ac-
countant, is now general manager of
the Arizona Soap company.
1t is wonderful to see what an excel
lent and durable suit of clothes can be
bought at Alkire's for small sum.
VIM. Evans, who has distinguished
himself as a foreman, seems to be the
choice of the department as assistant
chief.
CD. Ulmer and two Mexicans were
arrested yesterday at Tempe for ofenses
growing out of the quarrel over school
section 16.
A party Of young friends were hos
pitably entertained last evening at the
home of Miss Della Kalfus, short dis
lance north of town.
Soon Clay Leonard's store will be
rosy with strawberries in the mean
time his ice cream soda is on tap and
drawing crowded houses.
T. E. VanPelt, the head miller of the
Gardiner mills, is making himself fam
GUS. He is turning out flour that sur.
passes any eastern make.
The atmosphere of Trlbolet's exclu-
sive cold air storage, unlike that OF the
big refrigerators, is pure, cold dry and
harmless to the meats within.
The tables OF the Alkire company are
heavily laden with mems light summer
clothing. Their stock of spring suits is
such as to please every customer who
visits.
Mrs. D. M. Purman's division of the
ladies of the Pres byterian church will
give an Easter social at the church par
lors Friday evening, April 18th. All
are invited.
A week from tomorrow night will be
given in the opera house the musical
entertainment by the children of the
Sisters school. 1t promises to be a
most enjoyable event.
1t is rumored that there will be
change OF time on the north and south
road, to take effect next Sunday by
which the trains will both arrive and
depart one hour earlier.
Through che Rhodes bicycle agency
Harry Leonard has purchased a new
wheel, Munger, said to be the best
and most expensive made. designed for
both the track and the road.
Mr.. J. F. Pearce has so far recovered
from the result of a conflict with
broncho bicycle six weeks ago that he
was able to be On the street yesterday
with the aid of pair of crutches.
Phoenix Council No. 1, Jr. O. U. A.
M. will meet in extra session tonight,
at which time business of Importance
will be transacted. Every mem Der is
most earnestly requested to be present.
Those 25-cent double faced all-silk
four-in-hand ties are melting away like
the mountain SHOWS which they re-
sembIe. They are to be had only at
the Hub Clothing company's, near the
postotfice.
A fashionable fad which prevails ex-
tensively with the younger school girls
is wide straw hats made OF China mat
ting sacks and tastefully trimmed. The
furniture dealers nave had wonderful
demand of late for their old sacks.
Mr.. J. H. Prince was busy yesterday
receiving congratulations of his friends
on the birth of his youngest son ON
Tuesday night. The youngster is of
standard weight. of more than standard
voice, but the happy parents do not
mind that.
Attorney Mark Heissman will shortly
return to his former home, Louisville,
on brief visit. The journey is inspired
by the bright eyes of the daughter of a
rich planter On Bear Grass river, who.