Arizona republican., 1895-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
The A. 0. u. w. Grand Lodge Post
poned-A Solution of the Local
Tramp Question.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot 1
Hubbard's.
w. l.. Pinney received new twenty
one pound Rambler this morning. |
is an 1895 model and a very handsome
wheel.
License to marry was issued yester
day to Chas. E. Finch and Mary E
Miller. and Lanson Readhead and Will
mith Johnson.
Captain Jones of Pasadena, Cal, E
former resident of Phoenix, Is visiting
friends in the city. He will remain
about month.
Mr.. Ira B. Smith, commercial agent
OF the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
railway, has esta blished offices in the
opera house block.
Nineteen cars of stock went out on
last nights train for San Francisco
to Peck Bros. and ten to Powell.
The application for an Injunction in
The case o. the Illinois Trust and Saw
ings bank We. the South ella Canal
company and others was denied yester-
day.
The end OF the north and south rail
road track is now within less than
twenty-five miles of Phoenix and the
work Is going on so rapidly that two
and half miles were covered on Mon
day.
Rev. S. G. Davis received a telegram
yesterday morning summoning him to
Prescott to officiate at the funeral of
Mrs. joseph Smale, wife of the Baptist
minister there. He left on the stage at
$50 last night.
Ed. Price, the travelling salesman.
whose samples were stolen from the
Wharton block on Sunday night, left
Tor the east on Monday night. Mr..
Price was unable to find any clew to the
shelves or the goods.
Mr.. Frank Belcher of Charlotte.
Mich, who arrived in the city last
week, was joined here yesterday by his
wife and daughter, who have been
stopping at Prescott. They will remain
in the city during the winter.
President Murphy OF the Santa Fe.
Prescott & Phoenix railroad received a
telegram Yesterday from the officers of
the A. o. U. ". grand lodge announc-
ing postponement of the grand lodge
session. which was to be held here
about the middle of February to
March IL.
srimes are getting better" says Re-
corder Schwartz. His confidence ia
based on the fact that he had three va
grants before him yesterday who had
been able to indulge in the luxury of
intexication One of them was also a
capitalist in small way.
Robert Reinhart, proprietor of the
Monihon newsstand. while at the race
track yesterday afternoon received a
very severe fall. Mr.. Reinhart had
gone to the track with NJ Notion and
while trying to lower the coast quarter
mile record, lost control of the wheel
and went over the east embankment,
striking one of the large cottonwood
trees. His hip was bruised badly, but
no bones were broken.
The board OF supervisors in Joint ses-
sion with the city authorities will con-
slider the hobo question next Monday.
An arrangement will likely be agreed
upon by which the town and vicinity
will be raked with fine tooth comb
for hobos and the catch will be set to
work removing those picturesque in
eqnalities on the Tempe road with
which all who travel in that direction
are perfectly familiar.
Correspondence from Phoenix to The
Citizen, New Mexlco's leading paper,
has been productive of opening com
m lni;atlon between Governor Hughes
and thu Com nercial Club of Albuquer-
que (Which includes in its mem bership
D. NJ. Riordan and E. NJ Doe of Flag
staff and Delegate Murphy of Phmnix)
In regard to the appointment of dele
gates from Arizona to the irrigation
con PRESS e. be held in that city next
Septemb Der.
Through her attorneys, Messrs. Street
and Frazier, Mrs Ida Elizabeth Nc
Nnitv Yesterday made application in
probate court for letters testamentary
On the will OF her mother, Mrs. Mary
Ann Lewis, who died here few weeks
ago. The applicant is named as execu-
trix in the will. The property disposed
of consists of the decedent's undivided
interest in q valuable estate near the
manufacturing town of Washington in
the county Of st. Lawrence, N. Y. The
property was the estate of John Arm