Arizona republican., 1895-03-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS.
Burglary Of the Phoenix News Com pany's Store-Dlnners at the
 Churches Today.

Guns and ammunition st Talbot & dubbard's.
 s. Tribolets market is headquarters for pork, lard and hams.
 Price Behan, of the north and south road, has been in town this week.
 By actual count 2, 700 meals were sold at the Pacific Grotto last Wednesday.
 The funeral of Mrs. Ambrose took place yesterday afternoon from the M. E church south.
 J. H. Mcguire of Winslow, is among the latest to arrive, but is satisfied there is something left.
 Jas. E. Whelan and Fannie E. Wat eon were united in marriage yesterday by Probate Judge Grouse.
 Territorial Superintendent Netherton has been elected territorial manager of the National Education association.
 Flour is all right but most people like to have lite meat in the house. Hur- ley's is the champion butcher shop.
 Contractor Toohey returned Monday from Gila Bend, where he has had large force of men at work on the East Riverside canal.
 Mat Greer and Jack Woods of Hol brook, are Apacheans who came little late, but they will find enjoyment and plenty for some days.
 T. F. Barnes of Los Angeles is ill the city. MT. Barnes is brother of Hon. W. c. Barnes and is one of the prom inent citizens of Los Angeles.
 The carnival promoters were sub- sidized by the Touring mills of Phoenix. The thing exhausted three tons of cheap flour which was sold at frst-class prices.
 An excursion to Tempe for the pleas ure of visiting mem bers of the A. o. U. Grand Lodge has been arranged for to- day. The excIrsionists will start at Il o'clock.
 M. E. church will continue the1r sale of fancy work, and will serve a lunch to- day from 12 m to p. m., at 25 cents, at the church.
 We have for sale lodging house for $4,000 that has been paying $100 per month the past year. Will take $2,000 in real estate in southern California part payment.
 Walter Moss, advance agent of the Calhoun company. is an old newspaper man and an acquaintance of MT. Pit tock, the Citizens correspondent, dur ing residence in Phoenix.
 The military band of Phoenix last night spread banquet at the French restaurant in honor of the Prescott band. It was very pleasant, luscious and musical entertainment.
 The ladies of the Christian church, corner Jefferson and Second streets, will serve lunch and ice cream today from 10 8. m. to 10 p. m. Cream and cake, 15 cents; lunch, 15 cents.
 The funeral of Mrs. Rachael Lyall who died at Mesa on Tuesday, took place yesterday afternoon under the direction of w. H. Smith from the resi- dence of H. c. Robinette on North Seventh street.
 The death of Gumeeindo Melendrez who was run down by runaway team on Tuesday afternoon was reported yesterday. He was not only alive last night, but his injuries were not be- lieved to be serious.
 There will be some straw hats on sale in. Phoenix this season. Greene, the natter, yesterday paid freight bill of $59 on a consignment from Chicago. They were received via Ash Fork and came through in eleven days.
 One of the dinners for which the la dies of the Baptist church are famous will be given today at the church, cor ner of First avenue and Jefferson, be- tween 12 and 2 o'clock. Every body, especially strangers, invited.