Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record Of Yesterdays Hap
Geh'ngs.
The Fry VIII Case ConcIuded-Death
of an Old Resident
of Tempe.

Guns. and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.,
Congressman Payson left last night
Oregon and from there tos,lVashington,
d. G.
Hurley, the butcher, kills fatted
calves regularly, not in honor of prodi-
gals but to satisfy the demands of a
steadily increasing meat business.
Messrs. Seip and Casteline and Mrs
Emerson went out yesterday to look at
the land under the Verde canal, and
upon their return each took up section.
A little OF Clay Leonard's fruit for
thy stomach's sake taken naturally will
ward off doctors bills and make thy
years many in the land of thy adop-
ton.
The single victim of police court dis
pleasure yesterday morning was hobo
whose frequent reappesrance had
wearied the recorder. He got thirty
days.
The name of Tribolet is not mentioned
in the sacred scriptures nor is Mr..
Tribolet in any way related to Tr1lby.
His fame rests upon his exclusive cold
air storage for meats.
The mills of the gods grind slowly
but the wheels of the skates OF the rink
of the park wh1rl rapidly and merrily
on Tuesday and Friday evenings to the
sound of sweet strains of music.
There has been some disposition in
certain religious circles to find fault
with the light sentence inflicted upon
man named Clark, charged with dis
tur bling the salvation army meeting last
Saturday night. Whether guilty or
not of the charge there was a great deal
of evidence as we'll as his previous good
reputation in his favor. The recorder
believed that there had been some dis
turbance but that it was not malicious.
Everybody who has come in contact
with Alderman Frank Moss within the
last two days has noticed the delight
full air of responsibility portrayed in his
countenance, betokening weightier cares
than the good keeping of the city. His
secret was unearthed yerterday by his
friends. 1t was twins born last Satur-
day. Everybod connected with the
Moss is doubly congratulated.
This is the time of the year in Phe-
nix when great deal of guessing is
done concerning the intentions OF gen.
tlemen with respect to municipal offices.
Among the persons guessed at was A.
A. Long of the Bee Hive, who, it has
been reported, was candidate for city
marshal. Mr.. Long desires to say that
he is not candidate, has not been and
will not be. He has neither time nor
inclination to engage in political
amusement.
The new Creamery restaurant opened
last night with dinner at 5 O'Clock.
Mrs. E. M. Mills and George Gam of
Maficopa are the new proprietors.
Mrs. Mills learned many things about
catering at the old Mills house, now
called the Lemon hotel, where she was
proprietress for a number of years.
During this period dinner at the Mills
house always meant a gastronomic de-
light. The dinner last night was up to
the old standard and will, Mrs. Mills
promises, be kept there.
Albert Austin, an aged resident of
Tempe, died yesterday morning after
long period OF infrmity. The funeral
will take place from the family resi-
dence in Tempe at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing and the remains will be buried at
Tempe cemetery. The deceased was
"a years of age. He has lived in Arizo-
ma seven years, having come here from
Frio county, Tex. He has for many
years been consistent member OF the
Christian church and an active tenn
perance worker. He leaves wife and