Arizona republican., 1895-02-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Brief Record of Yesterdays
 Happenings.
The Mutual EoId-Up Case Still Un- dscidsd-Today is Arbor
 Day.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot X Hubbard's.
 This is Arbor Day. Abstain from work and plant tree.
 Lantry's graders are four miles away week.
 Seven days from date lots on Adams street, Kirkland's subdivision, will be advanced 20 per cent. See ad.
 Geo. H. Cook, the jeweler, was con- fined to his home yesterday. His watch repairer arrived from Prescott.
 Assem- blyman Greenlaw will hunt quail today. The gentleman is now stopping at Graham's, Fifth and Adams.
 Work has been commenced on the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix depot in Capitol addition. It will be hand some structure.
 Arriola's orchestra will make trip to Prescott, playing during the summer. They may play the A. & P. towns dur ing their absence.
 J. A. Weider who lives north of Phoe- nix, underwent delicate surgical oper- aton yesterday by which large tumor was removed from his stomach. He was resting easily last night.
 Joe Remington and Jack Hewitt, two hobos who made futile attempt to reduce the stock of shirts at Goldberg Bros. last Wednesday, were sent to the city jail yesterday for ninety days.
 Shipments of Salt River valley pro- duets are carried daily from the front to Prescott. These include hay, grain, flour, eggs, butter, wine, etc. Freight CTS are slowly losing thelr grip, and in thirty days their trips northward will cease.
 Mark Heissman who has lately been occupying desk in Kibbey & Israel's offices has opened law office for him. self upstairs in the Hartford bank building. MT. Heissman recently came here from Louisville, Ky, and has al- ready established good practice.
 Mrs. George of Churchill's addition, who came here from Iowa with her family more than year ago to find re- lief from lung trouble, left the city last night for southeastern Nebraska. She will remain there until spring and then return to her home. She was accom- panied to the train by several of the neighbors.
 William Dixon, colored, and John Gilman, white, who are accused of at tempting to hold each other up last Wednesday night, were before Recorder Schwartz yesterday. Their stories were as conflicting as when they were found holding each other and yelling Hpolice !" and "mu rder!" The recorder continued the case until today in the hope that some outsider or disinterested witness will turn up.
 A temperance meeting was held at the Pres sbyterian church last night un- der the auspices of Garden Valley Lodge. I. o. q. T. The principal speaker was Elder W. H. Matlock of the Chris tian church. His eloquent and inter- esting address won him unstinted praise and will have the effect of increasing the attendance at the church over which he presides. General Collins made an interesting and characteristic talk Other contributors to the pleasure of the evening were Mrs. Depew and Miss Clara Galpin.
 W. c. Faro W, who came here a month ago from Snydertown, Pa., died on Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Curtis of pneumonia contracted more than a week ago. From the be- ginning death was imminent and tel egram was sent to his friends. A brother-in-law, H. A. Pensyl, arrived the day be ore he died. Mir. Farrow was young man and had recently fn- ished his education at an eastern uni versty. The body was embalmed by W. H. Smith & Go. and sent east last night. The remains were escorted to the depot by the Odd Fellows, of which the deceased was memb Der.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Doris hand somely entertained large number of their friends at their pleasant residence on west Jefferson street last night. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Winthrop Sears, Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Doris, Misses Hattie Crews, Bonnie Doris, Ida Henderson, Lizzie Kalfus, Della Kalfus Nellie Fowler, Ora Lam bert, Olive Will son, Ella Sears, Angie Parker, Stella Kay and Miss Shields; Messrs Feelings Coggins, Lambert, Gray, R. Dameron Harry Kennedy, Irwin Hill, Chas Donofrio, Ed. Holland, F. A. Phillips