Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
The Case of L. H. Orr, the Young
Ohio Plunger-Sacred Heart
Entertainment.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
E. E. Ford will operate his analytic
laboratory in Prescott during the sum-
mer.
Dodger Stewart, Sam Seip's Lightning
cigar maker, broke the record yesterday
by manufacturing $50 cigars before
. noon.
Employees OF the Henry E. Kemp
Co. were busy yesterday unloading and
storing the carload of Columbus bug
gies recently received by that up to
date firm.
The board of supervisors concluded
their labors for the week yesterday and
adjourned until next Wednesday. Sup
ervisor Priest returned in the afternoon
by stage to Tempe.
Work is progressing very rapidly on
the Sisters hospital. The roof is
already on and the large porches are
being added. 1t is expected that all
will be finished by May 5.
Every other man stops to admire the
new straw hats in Alkire's window.
Upon the tables inside are mems cloth
ing and neglige shirts for W. W. W.,
which stands for warm weather wear.
Most men have no idea of the differ
ent kinds of silks kept in stock by the
Alkire company. There are Scotch
novelty silks, fancy silks, China silks,
India silks and silk striped challies.
The women appreciate and buy them.
Mr.. Carter, right-of-way man for the
10 ~
erintending the laying of the cement
sidewalk in front of the s. +. P. & P.
offices and the opera house drug store.
This is sign that it will be done right.
The principal matter in district court
yesterday was the suit of L. P. Nash
against the London Assurance company
to recover loss upon property at the
Five Points destroyed by fire six
months ago. The matter was taken
under Amusement.
Late yesterday evening a rumor was
current that E. F. Kellner had been ap-
pointed governor. On inquiry it was
learned that no direct information on
the subject had been received but the
friends OF Mr. Kellner believed that the
report was only anticipative of what
would early happen.
Among the Santa Fe passengers this
morning was H. B. Pinney of Chicago.
q brother of W. L. Pinney. He will re-
side here permanently, taking posi-
ton with Pinney & Robinson in their
new cycle store. He brought cycle
trunk with him which will be used by
the firms travelling man in Arizona
and New Mexico.
The pupils of the Sacred Heart
academy are rehearslng daily for
musical entertainment consisting of
two operettas with comic and historical
recitations which will be given April
10 in the opera house. From the inter-
est taken by the children and the pains
with which they are being drilled an
entertainment fully up to the usual ex
cellence can be safely predicted.
The case of L. II. Orr, the young man
from Ohio, who has been in Jail for
three weeks on a charge of issuing
$1,000 worth of fraudulent checks against
the Phoenix National bank, will come
up in Justice Johnstone's court. His
case has been continued from time to
time with the hope that his millionaire
father would come to his recue. There
is posi- bility that he may see the end
of his present affection today.
County School Superintendent Grouse
yesterday issued notices OF election
upon the high school question. There
are two forms or rather two notices.
One is on the question OF union high
school district and the other is upon TIE
question whether there shall be a high
school at all. Active canvassing is