Arizona republican., 1895-05-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap ! penlngS.
The Simms Divorce Case Before a Referee-Preparing for
 the Picnic.

Knight Templar charms, Cook & Bell. Lakes shirt waist sets, Cook & Bell.
 Guns and ammunition at Talbot & aubbard's-
 Ladies' silver belts. Cook & Bell, jewellers next to postofice.
 Griswold has bid out for certain Democratic city committee men.
 Norman Wilson will spend his sum- mer vacation at his old home in Oregon.
 The latter part of next week will see first class theatrical attraction at the opera house.
 In the voluntary collection taken mp at Miss Whitehurst's concert, 105 nick els were included.
 Little Billie" Coffee Al's first lieutenant will open lunch counter next door to his former employer.
 Jim Griffin has moved his bicycle business into the rear of Greens store where the wheels will be for rent az usual.
 walk in front of the Phoenix Stationery and News company are proving great attraction.
 Burtis has stock of the old reliable Buckeye mowers, the only mower which stands the wear and tear of use in this valley for fifteen years.
 Miss Annie Walsh left last night for Los Angeles and other points on the coast, where she will spend the sum- mer months visiting friends.
 Mark Heissman spent yesterday in bed with severe attack of tonsilitis. He contemplates an extended summer visit to his Louisville, Ky, home.
 In these early days of May the thoughts of many turn to water coolers. Heyman has an immense line of them and never fails to please all inquirers.
 The members of the Christian church Sunday School will meet at the church at o'clock this evening to receive their badges for the union picnic to- morrow.
 The Rhodes branch of the Getz bicy- cle business in the Sherman block, and the Cal Williams division adjoining Ham brook & Schorr's, are both doing fourishing business.
 Among the out bound passengers over the north and south road last night were M. Michaelson for Williams. Thos. Lutz for Riverside, Cal., and Thos. R. Wheeler for Los Angeles.
 All members of the Baptist Sunday School will meet at the Baptist church fifteen minutes before seven Friday morning to receive their badges, en- titling them to free ride to the picnic.
 McKelligon, the saloon man, evidently is in business to stay. He has laid out McKelligon park in the rear of hls emporium, which promises to become in the near future cool and shady re- treat.
 Dr. Norton territorial veterinarian says that his reports from all over the territory show that from 4.000 to 6,00C head of cattle are being shipped from Arizona mostly to Kansas, Montana and Colorado.
 T. L. Gray (alias Wanamaker) who has put the tape upon so many citizens of Phoenix for suits of cloth ing is now selling soda water at Phillips. He draws soda with the same enthusiasm that he sold clothing.
 Related returns from the late school election are still coming in from remote precincts. Notices of election were re- ceived yesterday of I. N. Taylor in Washington district No. 6 and Geo. H Hoffman in Enterprise district No. 39
 The engineering corps sent out yes. terday morning on the preliminary survey for the north and south road extension went over a mile of line