Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
A Ninety-Mil Ride With a Dislo-
Gated Shoulder - New AC-
tiVity in Building.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Henry E. Kemp received yesterday
two cars OF buGgies.
A little son of Thomas King, the road
overseer, is dangerously ill.
Mrs. Aaron Goldb ls recovering
flom severe and stubborn illness.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Joseph S. Fifeld and Mrs. Mary
Lewis.
A large force OF men are at work re-
pairing the Wormser canal dam at
Tempe.
The spring term of the Lamson bust
ness college has opened with 43 pupils
enrolled.
Six carloads of cattle were shipped
over the north and south road yester-
day to Kansas City.
Superintendent Hail, of the Indian
school, bought couple OF wheels yes
terday of Henry Diehl.
Early next week H. DeGroot, repre-
senting Nicholson the tailor, will start
out on a business trip through the
northern part of the territory.
Harry Diehl broke the bicycle record
for the city yesterday, by selling five
wheels. He sold during the day, one
Columbia, one Ariel and three Hartford
wheels.
The interior of Murray's confection-
cry store is being transformed. The
outcome is one of the cosiest and most
inviting ice cream parlors that can be
we'll imagined.
Articles of Incorporation OF the Sixth
Avenue hotel company were filed yes
tsrday by Nellie V. and Katherine B.
Walsh, present proprietresses of the
Sixth Avenue.
The remains of James Fairgrieve,
who died at the Lemon hotel Monday,
were shipped yesterday via the Santa
Fe route, to Youngstown, Ohio, by
Undertakes Randall & Davis.
Mr.. s. G. De Mund OF De Mund Bros.
lumber dealers of Phoenix and King
City, Mo-, left yesterday for King City,
where he will remain in charge of that
branch of the company's business.
Journal Miner: Prescott hotels are
full and running over. One OF the
leading hotels of the place yesterday
was compelled to turn away fifteen peo-
ple who could not be accom- modated.
Courier: W. E. Landgrebe, who is a
fine sample OF what alfalfa fattening
will do for Yavapai, came in from
Phoenix yesterday en- route to Williams
to attend the session of the grand lodge
90. o. F.
The members of the Phoenix Fire
department are considering the ques-
ton of participating in the Fourth of
July tournament at Prescott. The mat
ter will be decided at an early meeting
and practice for the tournament will
begin.
A large parth of young folks had
Jolly time until o'clock this morning
at the residence of Col. Lum Gray. At
that hour Mrs. Graves was escorted to
the Santa Fe station and given rous-
ing send-off upon her journey to Cal
ifornia.
Journal Miner: B. j. McQuinn, the
popular agent of the S. I. P. q P rail-
road, who occupied the red car at the
front during the period of construction,
arrived from Phoenix last evening to
take the position of station agent at
Prescott.
Mr.. S. E. Levi, accompanied by his
brother Sam Levi of Dennison, Texas.
arrived in the city yesterday to look up
a business location. The Levi Bros.
were tenants of DR.. J. M. Ford at Den
nison and are business men OF reputa-
ton and integrity.
The funeral of A. W. Austin of Tenn
pc, who died Tuesday morning, took
place yesterday at 10 O'Clock from the