Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-01-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
The Departure of the Hobo-The
North and South Track Has
Reached the Aqua Fria.


Reached the Aqua Fria.
Guns and ammunition at Talbot 4
Hubbard's.
A new lot of Salt River valley or
snges, large, sweet and juicy, at Clay
keonard's.
There will be meeting of the terri
torial live stock sanitary commission in
this city, beginning on Monday.
The Friday Night Whist club met
last night at the residence of D. A
Abrams in the Churchill addition.
D. A. Odell, of North CHA Bend, was
yesterday appointed school trustee te
succeed Mrs. Julia Pomeroy. deceased.
No1arial commission were issued
yesterday to Geo. II. Barnhart OF Nam
moth, Fred 2. Rhone. Harqua Eala,
and W. II. Benson, Florence.
The Women's Relief Corps OF Phe-
nix at late meeting adopted resolu-
tons of sympathy toward Comrade At.
knson and wife of Tempe in their
sf1iction and expressed hope that
their son might survive the injuries he
The board of school trustees wish to
impress the parents of pupils of the
first grade with the change made in
that grade to go into effect on Monday.
There will be two sessions daily. The
children of A class will attend the fore
noon session and those of B class the
afternoon session.
Judge Baker moved into his new cham.
bers IN the court house annex yesterday.
They consist of two rooms at the north
east corner of the building and are very
pleasantly located. They have been
richly carpeted, papered and furnished.
He will hold a reception to mem ers of
the bar at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Track laying on the north and south
road was completed yesterday to the
west bank of the Aqua Fria and the
grading has been pushed so rapidly
chat there remains now gap only
seven miles wide. The contractors
think it possible that trains will be
running into Phoenix in three weeks.
In describing the arrest of Burson
and Hamilton on the charge OF assist
ing IN the escape of Price and Young
from the county Jail, it was said that
they had been working on the court
house annex at and before the escape.
That had been reported and nobody
who knew better took the trouble to
deny it for them. Since their discharge
from custody they have learned of the
report and wish to say that thew were
mot employed about the Jail at that
time or any other time.
A letter was received Yesterday bv
Governor Hughes from Mrs. Emma NJ,
thompson of Atlanta, Ca, president of |
the board of woman managers of the
Cotton States and International exposi-
ton, requesting the appointment of
eight lady representa- tives from Arizona
to the exposition which Is to be held at
Atlanta, from Septem Der Is to Deem
Der 81, 1895. The letter is accompanied
by prospectus of the exposition which
is designed to include the resources and
products of all the southern states and
territories.
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record: Sig
E. kalischer, of San Francisco, to n.
Ellis an undivided half interest in lots
5, 6. 7, s, in block 6, and lots 1, 2, 8.
- - " anu u, III UiOGh Ill b
addition; also half interest in lots 10
and II, block 80. and all of lots and 7
IN block 80, Phoenix, beside several
tracts of ranch property. The Arizona
Land and Stock company to Robert
Fromm, lot 8, block 80, Churchill's
addition, $4O0, O. A. Turney to Sophia
L. Graf, lot IL, block 4, Churchill's ad- !
dition, $500.
John Claire, the man arrested by {
Marshal Molloy on Thursday night for g
ltealing three shirts from in front of 6
Greene, the matters, was in police court t
He got fifty days. There c
IRE soma things the stealing of which is f
more justifable than the stealing of /
'thera and the theft of nothing is more O
trongly indicative of good breeding r
md nobleness OF character than the q
heft OF shirt. 1t is an open question, 8
hough, whether it is not reprehensible f
o steal three shirts, since it is not re- b
'arded good form to wear go many gar il
aents at once.
The police authorities say that the N
Lobos are rapidly emigrating. The
consistency with which they have been S
brown in has been discouraging and a
he street work with ball and chain at. g
achment has but the finishing touches 81
pom their impression that Phoenix is b
ood town to leave. There are still a