Arizona republican., 1895-03-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Alkire's will be closed Thursday and
Friday to dispose Of new goods for Sat-
urday's opening.
The scholars and sisters of the
Sisters school were photographed
yesterday by Hartwell.
Col. w. S. Hulings left last night for
Cave Greek to inspect the work of the
Pennsylvania Irrigating company now
in progress.
The ladies of the Episcopal guild
will give a tea at the rectory ON We'd
nesday from 2 O'Clock until 5. All are
cordially invited.
Architect Heinleln has completed the
plans for'the third and fourth stories of
the Fleming building and will call for
bids on them in few days.
Mrs. J. O. Dunbar was suddenly at
tackled by pneumonia yesterday and
her friends became very apprehensive
OF the result bur hopeful of a favorable
termination.
The enactment OF the law Xtending
the time OF payment of taxes until next
summer has almost completely arrested
the influx OF cash into the Golfers of
the county treasurer.
II in passing along Washington street
this afternoon it should be noticed that
the sidewalk is obstructed in the neigh
borhood of AIkire's dry goods store the
explanation will be new goods.
W. A. Wilson of Kansas City arrived
in the city Sunday morning. Mr.. Will
son is the owner of some valuable fruit
land in the valley among which is the
largest almond orchard in this section.
G.. W. French and wife left last night
for their home in Florence. Mr..
French was journal clerk in the house
and his books are reported to be the
neatest ever turned in by any legisa-
tive clerk in Arizona.
Work on the SISTERS hospital is going
along at rapid rate. 4lle brick work
for the two stories is about done, and
roof joists are being put down. The
rooms are so arranged that they will all
be light and pleasant.
A carload of beans, -four or sugar is
not uncommon, but a whole carload of
dry goods does not reach Phoenix every
day. This morning there arrives for
the Alkire company whole car oil dry
goods. hats and clothing.
Miss Desmond has moved from the
East End to the Central school where
she is teaching a class of the second
grade. She is one OF the most popular
and successful OF the lady teachers and
q large proportion of her pupils will
finish the term under her tutelage.
W. 7. Barr, for several years mana
ger for the L. W. Blinn Lumber COM
pany in Phoenix, is now with Demund
Bros, the new lumber firm. There is
no more thorough hustler in Arizona
than Mr.. Barr, nobody better ac
no one with wider or more favorable
personal acquaintance.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold their fair of ''Davs" next Thurs
day at Gardeners hall in the afternoon
and evening. Every body is invited to
come out and see how many pretty
things can be bought for little money.
Every "Day" will be we'll represented.
Refreshments will be served both after
noon and evening. No admission will
be changed.
Eva St. Clair's unbridled tongue
absorbed SIS more of her wealth yester-
day morning. She was arrested and
brought before Justice tombstone by
Deputy Constable Porterie, who had ad-
monished her against creating a dis
turbance of the peace she was just
beginning to make and she turned upon
the officer merely to show what she
could do when she was cat herself"