Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
knights Templar Easter Services
Real Estate and District
Court Officers.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot
Hubbard's.
Alex Hepperly of Ellsworth, Kansas
who has been visiting R. FL. Greene, il
slowly regaining his health.
Contractor Amirault yesterday I'M
dertook the erection of a new residence
structure on Van Buren, street.
The Hub clothing store near the
postoffice is rapidly growing the repu
tation of being the cheapest place ir
town to get mems furnishing goods and
clothing.
The Philharmonic Mexican club al
Yuma are now practicing for an elab-
crate picnic which will be given May l
Quite number of the members of the
band are we'll known in Phoenix.
The man who sweltered yesterday in
a boiled shirt will be early in line today
at the great sale of neglige shirts at the
Alkire company's store. Only 30 cents
for dollar shirt today to open the
season.
The temperature yesterday was such
as to remind boys and men that the
season for neglige shirts had arrived.
The great special mark down sale Of
neglige shirts of the Alkire company
begins today.
The city registration will easily reach
the 500 mark today. There is less than
a week more in which to register and
there ought in that time to be nearly as
many more voters registered as the
books now show.
A meeting OF the local board of ap-
praisers of the Columbia Building and
Loan association was held yesterday at
the office OF H. R. Patrick. Consider
able business was transacted and sew
eral applications for loans were ap-
proved.
The wife of Capt. Dave Poole was the
victim of a painful accident yesterday
morning. The index finger of the left
hand was caught in the machinery of a
milk separator and crushed. The
finger was amputated below the second
joint by DR.. Hughes.
DR.. P. q. Cotter, physician at the ter
ritorial prison, was yesterday re-
appointed to the position by Governor
Hughes. The denomination of DR..
Cotter was the only one of the sugges-
tons OF the governor with respect to
territorial officials disregarded by the
council OF the late legislature.
The following transfers of real estate
reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract
rors, were yesterday received for record !:
George B. Richmond and wife to Louis
F. Kullak, lots l, 8, 5, 6, 8 and 9,
block "B," Richmond Place, So, 300. F.
B. Austin and wife to Geo. N. Gage, a
part of south half of block 4. West
Tempe. D. Fl. Burtis to P. T. Burtis,
lots l and 9, block 93, Phoenix, $4,000.
Joseph Monihon returned on Thurs
day night from Prescott where he pur-
chased for himself and Leon Bouyier
2,400 head of cattle. They will be
brought down to the valley and pre-
pared for market on the rich alfalfa
fields. Cattlemen report scarcity Of
stock throughout the territory and say
there is bound to be an earlyTevolution
in prices for Arizona cattle and which
will affect even the meat markets.
In the district court yesterday the
case of Terrell VS.. McGlasson and
Chandler, was re- argued and submitted
IN the case of Genung VS.. Salcedo, a
motion for a new trial was overruled
and notice of appeal given; in the case
of Austin ct al vs.. the Consolidated
Canal company the defendants motion
for a new trial was overruled, notice
OF appeal given and appellant allowed
twenty days in which to file a bill OF
exceptions.
Phoenix commandery Knights Tenn
plar will hold Easter services at the
Presbyterian church next Monday
night. After twenty minute address
by ex-Chief Justice Gooding the ser.