Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
Increasing Real Estate Transfers,
The Advantage of Horse
Over a Bicycle.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
There is an undelivered telegram at
the Office of the Arizona Telegraph COM
PAW for John Cloutier.
Hans Herlick has improved the in
terror of his wholesale and family trade
department by adding new shelves and
other tasteful improvements.
Johnnie Swilling is now in training
for the summer bicycle races. G. W.
Stewart will act as his manager. John
ME rides at weight of l05 pounds.
Hartwell, the photographer, has just
turned out group chrome OF the Ar
riola orchestra. 1t will be framed and
placed in the various places of amuse-
ment.
Mr.. A. H. Heineman, superintendent
of Indian schools, arrived in the city
yesterday morning. He will spend
several days here in the examination of
of the school.
Lightweight summer clothing in
Guiding coats, vests and trousers OF all
sorts of attractive goods can be seen at
Alkire's, also good line of hats and
negligee shirts.
Suit was begun in district court yes
terday by G. A. Luke against F. H.
Woodwork, trustee, to recover for SER
vices as custodian OF the South ella
Canal company property.
The city registration last night had
reached the magnificent figure of 2SO,
a little more than 20 per cent OF the
registered vote, with only seventeen
more DAYS in which to register.
Miss Emma Miller of Los Angeles
will speak at the Baptist church to.
her. Rev. W. W. Tinker, also of Los
Angeles. will assist at the meeting.
Among the new goods at the store of
the Alkire com pany are dimities, fancy
ginhams and wash goods of all descrip-
tions. A dress for lady made of any
of these will always look clean and
fresh.
A coat hanging in show window at
Gold berg Bros clothing store was set
on fire by contact with an electric lamp
on Thursday night The CONFEDERATION
was fortunately discovered in time to
prevent its spread.
The passenger list OF the S. F. P & P.
last night included the following: o.
H. Leonard and S. E. Chaplin, for Min
neapolis; A. F. Howse, for Denver:
Miss Frances Stuart, for Chicago; J. F.
Lindsey, for Los Angeles.
W. E. Williams, wishes to extend
his thanks to the friends who go kindly
attended his wife Mrs. Effie Williams,
in her dying hours, Mrs. Finley. Mrs.
Burnett and Miss Mcdonald. The
children will be left in charge of Mrs.
Finley.
Mrs. G. G. Squiers of Hardin, Ills,
mother of the late Chas. Squiers of this
city, will leave tonight for her home ac
companied by her son John who came
here for mis- health. The remains OF
her son Charles will also be taken east
for Refinement.
Yesterday morning at sunrise Ph9-
nix thermometers registered 81 degrees
above zero. Yesterday morning at the
same instant things were frozen as
nearly solid at San Jose. Cal, that
boosted land OF fruit and flowers, as is
possible in April.
A Mr.. Seymour who came here from
Iowa few weeks ago on account of his
health, died on Thursday night at the
residence of Mr.. Stenlake on South
Fourth avenue. He was Grand Army
man. Thu body is held at Randall &
Davis awaiting instructions from rela-
tives in Iowa.
The quietude and loneliness of the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson
was broken last night by the arrival of
an heir, the first born. Babe and