Arizona republican., 1895-03-14

Miss Lisbeth Y. Allen, the popular | music teacher, has com posed song en- titled The Brownies, which will be sung l this evening by Douglas Flint, the fayorite comedian of the Calhoun Opera company which plays tonight Said 1 Pasha.
 The store of the Phoenix News and | Stationery company WAS burglarized on 1 Tues iny night. An entrance was ef- | ected at the rear Of the building. The cash drawer was rsijed and about $6 in change was taken. Nothing else Of \ value was missing.
 IA Beginning this morning trains leave Phoenix over the s. E. P. & P. road at 3 30 a. m., mountain time, or 2 2:30 a. m. Phoenix time, connecting at Ash Fork for Los Angeles and the east, and arrive in Phoenix from the north at 12 :05 a. m. mountain time. I< Free-for-all fights were very numerous oh the streets last night and several skinned noses and battered eyes were to be seen. The corner of Washington and Second streets seemed 10 be the favorite battle ground There occurred three inside of a half hour. The 10-cent barbershops of Phoenix are 10 more. There were until yester- day five shops in which a shave cost only short bit, but the proprietors, after 8 struggle of several monts, have succeeded in forming a com bination in which a uniform price of 15 cents will be charged.
 Mem bers of J. W. Owen post will hold rousing camp fire tonight chiefly in honor of visiting comrades, who are also members of the A. o. U. W. Among the speakers will be several gentlemen from Colorado and also two ladies from that state which brings bright women to tbe flOnt.
 Gen. McCook's party returned north yesterday as reception was planned at Prescott in his honor during the day. A day at Santa Fe is programmed as they pass east to Denver. Gen. Mo- Cook will be retired April 22. He is now in his 64th year, but he looks ten years younger.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Freeborn and Freecome Neahr, to Eu- gene F. Sanguinnetti undivided tWo- ninths of E interest in ne14, sec r, twp nr2e, $200; B. F. McFall and wife to J. R. Whitton, nwA nwI nwI sec 23 twp 2nr3 e. s250. A statement made in THE REPUB- I1cAN of yesterday Wednesday, con- cerning the Sisters hospital is in- correct. The sisters have full charge of the hospital. There is no presiding physician. The patients cared for at the hospital may have whatever phy- sician they choose.
 Remem Der that Phoenix, the capital of the coming state of Arizona and the metropolis of the southwest, offers bet ter inducements with surer returns for handsome profit than any city in the country. We have several eXtraordi- nary good bargains. Call at once on Kirkland & Strong, opposite Commer- cial hotel.
 1 Visiting delegates to the A. o. U. W. grand lodge have arranged an excursion to southern California after the close of the session. Twenty-Five ot tn am from Friday in special car for Los Angeles and San Diego. They will return over the Atlantic & Pacific.
 There IS at least one expert pick pocket in town well supplied with tools of his trade. When J. B. Dreamer emerged from jam on the street on Tuesday he discovered that his heavy watch chain had been cut in two He was still in possession of his watch though for he had taken the precaution to anchor it with double chain.
 For forty-eight hours preceding 8 fo'clock on Tuesday evening there was strange and oppressive lonesomeness about the city jail and the jailor's office was genuine slnecure. There was not a prisoner. On Tuesday night nine vags were run in. Five were discharged in police court yesterday morning. The others were retained for fifteen days each.
 A great many of the celebration vis- itors from distance left the city on Tuesday night, but their places were filled yesterday morning by incoming visitors from all directions. The north and south road brought in forty. The streets yesterday were less crowded