Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
Court House NeWs-Real Estate
TranSferS-A Musical
Treat.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Mrs. Fred Heinlein left this morning
for San Diego, where she will spend a
few weeks visiting friends.
A train load consisting of ten cars of
fat cattle went out this morning over
the Santa Fe for Denver. Mr.. LIE
Fevre is making the shipment.
Mr.. George Schornick oil Mesa yester-
day presented the chamber of commetce
fine sample of pomelo, and Moses
oats five feet high.
Men and women who have tried
cheviot French flannel, seersucker and
linen, all return to pongee for warm
weather wear. Alkire has it for Is
cents yard and upward.
M E. McGinn and VIM. Doheney
engaged in discussion on Wall street
yesterday afternoon. 1t took on per-
sonal character and knife was drawn
when an officer enterfered.
Outgoing passengers on the north
and south road this morning were Miss
Della Walsh. for Boston; Miss Fannie
Porter, for Mohave, and Mrs. +. Helm
lein, for San Diego.
G. H. N. Luhrs yesterday made ap-
plication in probate court for letters OF
administration upon the estate of Mar.
tin Moran. The estate consists of real
estate in the city valued at about
$4,000.
The mems and boys suits which are
being offered by the Hub Clothing COM
pany, near the postofice, are the most
remarkable value ever shown in Phoe-
nix. They are all stylish and durable
new goods.
Tickets for Tuesdays evenings con.
cert have been put down to % and so
cents. Seats may be secured at Keefer's
on Monday morning. The proceeds of
this concert, 60 into the lecture fund of
the grand lodge l. O. G. T.
The first coal ever received in Phoenix
for any other than blacksmithshop pur-
chasers arrived yesterday. Messrs.
Barnes and Benham received carload
more than many people here, very
young people, ever saw.
The registration yesterday passed be-
yond $50. There are two more days
remaining and the tide of voters is ris-
ing rather than ebbing. There is
stronger proba bllity than ever that the
total registered vote will reach 1000.
Founders Day will be celebrated at
the First Avenue Baptist church tomor-
row. The church will be profusely
decorated, and in the afternoon the
Christian Endeavor society will render
an excellent musical and literary pro-
gram.
Notice of location of the following
mining claims were recorded yesterday
By John Borick and others, the ella
Monster and Turtle claims in the Har-
qua Hala mountains; by W. F. Gregory,
the Opar and St. Joe claims, one-half
mile southwest of Sunset camp.
Hon. M. 81. McCord yesterday re-
ceived a personal letter from Hon.
Samuel Taylor, secretary of state, OF
Ohio. Mr.. Taylor says that the story
of Governor McKinley's silver inter
view in the south some weeks ago is
without foundation that the governor
never delivered the utterances reported
and which were so severely criticised in
sections of the country favorab BILE to
silver.
If the people of Phoenix desire to hear
good music it will only be necessary
for them to attend the open air concert
to be given on Saturday afternoon,
April 27, by the Santa Catalina Island
Marine band. The band will arrive in
the city on Saturday morning. There
will be no charge for admission. PhG-
nicians are to be congratulated on this
musical opportunity offered them. The