Arizona republican., 1895-04-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
A Weeks EntertainmentS-Re ES-
tate Transactions, Court and
Other Matters.

GunS and ammunition at talbot q
Hubbard's.
A party of friends of E. +. Kellner's
eldest. daughter, Willie, were hospi-
tably entertained at the Kellner resi-
dence Friday evening.
In addition to his usual stock of
oranges, bananas and ice cream soda,
Clay Leonard will probably have today
some fine strawberries.
Notice of location of the "Veronica"
mining claim eight miles south of
Winters Well, was filed yesterday by
Rosina R. Gregory and Geo. H. John
son.
Gould Lucullus, greatest of classic
epicures, have lived to have tasted
joint of alfalfa-fed beef from Hurley's
market, he would tumble into frenzy
of delight.
Tribolet scoops all competitors when
the warm weather arrives. He has the
only genuine cold air storage in Arizona.
Others follow with inferior systems of
refrigeration.
D. L. Milard, an architect formerly
of Minneapolis, Mimi, will, in partner
ship with Architect J. M. Creighton of
Phoenix, open an Office in the Irvine
block on May |.
Enterprise pays. The Alkire store
did an enormous business yesterday.
The great attraction was the line of
summer dress goods, India and China
silks. crepons. crepes and swivel silks.
The stock of straw hats, mems cloth.
ing and negligee shirts carried by the
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quality and fit men who have looked
elsewhere in vain for what they want.
Regular services will be held in the
Christian church corner Jefferson and
Second streets today. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m.; preaching by W. H.
Matlock, pastor, at IL a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
At the closing of Recorder Schwartz's
office last night 933 voters were regis
tered. The Office will be open today
for the accommodation of those who
are unable to leave their work during
the week.
A report reached the city last night
of an ARRAY between two workmen on
the Aqua Fria canal in which one of
them was killed. No particulars were
received and the rumor itself was not
confirmed.
Joe Irvine, who owns the property
lately vacated by Balsz, the butcher,
next to Henry E. Kemp & Co., has
rented the new store which he is now
building to San Diego man who will
handle fresh fish, fruit and flowers.
Several young men of the west end of
the town who have received custom
made suits through the Hub Clothing
company near the postofice, are highly
pleased with their bargains saying
quality and fit are exactly as represen-
ted.
Seats for Tuesday evenings concert
may be secured at Keefer's tomorrow.
Those who participate are amongst the
best talent in the city and will I'M.
doubleday be greeted by full house.
Harvest Moon" by Misses Weldon
and Purdy and Messrs. Coggins and
Benham, will alone be worth the price
of admission.
George Buxton, who has been NJ. E.
Hurley's efficient bookkeeper for year
and half past, and Henry Montgom-
cry, of the Goldman store, will May l
occupy the store of Tulburt, the sad
dler. They will handle live and
dressed poultry, fruit, vegetables and a
full line of provisions. Both are capa-
BILE and popular young men and will
constitute strong firm.
Matthew R. Morrill, died yesterday
afternoon at his residence, two and one
half miles north Of the city. The cause
of death was heart failure. The de-