Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
Real Estate TransferS-DemoC
CandidatureS-A Man Who
Stole a Watch.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
James Rennie began to loom up yes
terday in the dim distance as a Demo
cratic candidate for the office of city
marshal.
The following United States patents
were recorded yesterday: To NV sec
"a, twp n, s e; to John D. HILBERT
sw4, sec 33, twp l n, 5 e.
If you see a man on the street today
with particularly becoming straw hat
you may be sure that it is from the
stock of the Alkire company.
The Bee Hive store was touched for
coat and vest nv an energetic thief
Monday night. Manager Long, of the
clothing department, assisted by Ross
Moore, gave the thief chase, but were
winded.
John Bremen was arrested Saturday
by Deputy Sheriff Garfas. He is &C.
cused OF stealing gold watch from
drunken man named John Reed and
pawning it with a Washington street
saloon man.
Everybody does not know that the
Alkire company carries splendid stock
of mems clothing, but everybody who
inquiries there for coats, vests or trousers
find themselves suited and fitted in
surprisingly short time.
Mrs. Thompson, stenographer for the
Rio Verde Canal company, formerly
lived at Dillon, Neb., and was an init
mate friend of Blanche Lamont, one of
Durrant's victims. Mrs. Thompson
says the murdered girl was of exem-
plary character and was highly &C.
complished.
In district court yesterday in the case
of Terrell vs.. McGlasson and Chandler,
Judgment was decreed for the plaintiff.
In the case of F. B. Austin vs.. Chandler
the plaintiffs motion for new trial
was overruled and notice OF appeal was
given. In Genung vs.. Salcedo, the de-
PENDANT was given thirty days in which
to file bill of exception.
DR.. W. Cameron, a professor in the
Denver Homeopathic hospital and an
active physician for over forty years, is
recent arrival in Phoenix, where he
expects to remain several months for
the benefit of his health. The doctor
was here some eleven years ago and is
&IodLiy lmpToeS6u Will LIE CuduS0S
that have taken place in that time.
The entertainment to be given at the
opera house April 10 by the convent
pupils will be an interesting affair.
The following children will take part ::
Mamie Toohey, Evelyn Taylor, Ella
Luhrs, Emma Luhrs, Vivian Hedrick,
June Williams, Justa Righetta, Jaco-
mino Righetta. Adj Drew, Frances
Coyle, Minnie Clausen, Mamie ellison,
Hilda Steinegger, Abel Hand, jessie
Hand, Laura Wilson, Georgina Fair
child, Isabel Fairchild, Alice Fair
child.
The following transfers of real estate
reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract
ors, were yesterday received for record !:
New England Land Co. to James
Wright, bond for deed to swI seI sec.
81. twp 3n, r 2 e. $500; also bond for
deed to se14 sw14 sec 81, twp n, g.
$1,000. A. W. Galpin to Sarah A. Gal
pin, lot Is. block 2, simms' addition,
$500. j. Lutgerding and wife, to
Mary A. Warner. lots and s, block Is,
Linville addition, 5000. VIM. Christy,
trustee, and wife, to Arizona Canal
company, VIZ sw14, sec 20, twp 8 n, 2
g, $4,000. Mesa City Townsite Co. to
Bernard Radell, lots 1, 6, 7,S and 81
block 80, Mesa. Ellen M. Schultz to
R. II. Campbell, se14 and ~ sw14 swI
sec IA, twp Is, 2 e, 81 800.
Public Reception,