Arizona republican., 1895-03-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
A Burglar Who Has Never Heard of
Journalistic PoVerty-ReaI
Estate Matters.

Estate Matters.
Beatie's photos are almost perfect.
Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
J. Llberman of Wilcox, arrived in
the city yesterday morning.
Assessor St. Claire yesterday ap-
pointed l. N. Peck deputy assessor.
S. E. Hazard of ella Bend, was
among the passengers on yesterday
mornings train.
Among the passengers on last nights
train from the north were Ex-Governor
Murphy and Hon. A. ]. Doran.
The Maricopa & Phoenix will be two
hours late this morning, detained by
the east bound Southern Pacific limited.
City Editor McClintock of the Ga
zette, returned last night from bust
ness trip in the northern part of the
territory.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by number of the friends Of Col. Lum
Gray at his residence south of town
last night.
Deputy Sheriff Gibson returned from
Frog Tanks Yesterday afternoon. He
has been out serving some papers in an
important mining suit.
Deputy Sheriff James Gibson re-
turned yesterday from Frog Tanks and
vicinity where he has been serving pa
pers in the Overlook mine contest.
Two Mexicans had lively set-to in
one of the down. town saloons yesterday
afternoon. They were separated before
much harm was done to either party.
The officers ran in three hobos last
night who have been giving them con-
siderable trouble. Two of them have
served time on the streets, one being
released only yesterday morning.
The case of l.. H. Orr, the young
Ohioan arrested two weeks ago for issu-
ing check against bank account ex-
listing only in his mind, was continued
again yesterday in Justice Johnstone's
court.
w. L. Pinney has been appointed one
OF the official handicappers for district
No. IS, which comprises Idaho, Utah,
Colorado and Arizona. The appoint
ment is good one. as Mr.. Pinney is
one of the best authorities on bicycling
in the territory.
Mrs. S. A. Brown and Mrs. s. w.
Clawson, who have been in the city
during the greater part of the legisla-
tive session, guests of DIR. and Mrs. A.
C. Wright. LETT the city last night for
their homes. The former goes to Ben
son, the latter to Bisbee.
De Mund Bros, who recently opened
the lum Der yard corner Fourth avenue
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improvements about the yards and are
daily receiving large shipments of lum-
Der. The establishment is the most ex-
tensive in the southwest.
Guests OF the Commercial house yes
terday were Gertrude Palmer, Tucson
E. H. Friday, Pennsylvania; A. F.
Griffith, Reading, Penn; S. E. Haz-
card, ella Bend J. Llberman, Wilcox,
II. W. Newly, Washington, D. c.; W.
L. Wallace, Prescott; E. D. Crumb,
Tucson.
The mem bership of the new immi-
grafton board was filled yesterday by
the appointment of G. D. Reppy OF
Pinal county. Mr.. Reppy Is as all the
other members of the board news
paper man and we'll fitted for the useful
office. He is now engaged in the
management of the Florence Tribune
Four Mexicans engaged in a vicious
and protracted fight on Second street
near Washington on Thursday night.
They were finally separated by Special
Officer McClarty. One OF them was
accused of having displayed knife
and another was charged with having
made a demonstration with a gun.
Both were searched, but weapon was
found on neither.
The new goods have all been disposed
of and this morning the store of the
Alkire company opens with the most
magnificent and bewlldering display of
dry goods. clothing and hats that was
ever placed on sale in Arizona. They
are all new and seasonable goods just
received from New York, where they
were purchased for spot cash by our
own experienced buyer.
The "Days" fair held by the ladies' OF
the Baptist church at Gardeners hall
closed last night. From a financial AS
well as pleasursble point of view it
was highly successful event. 1t was
continued one day longer than was in
tended and the last days profits were
increased by the circumstance that the
proprietor of the hall generously do
mated the ladies the rent for that day.