Arizona republican., 1895-08-07

try Alklre tor anything ln the summer line you may want. They will please you from cent lawn up.
 The Alkire company's buyer wrote home to sell out at great sacrifice rather than keep stock on hand, as he has laid in larger stock than ever be- fore for winter trade. So they now offer summer goods at bottom prices.
 Alkire will give the finest bargains in wash goods in the next few days ever before given. Don't forget that they have the best assortment of bran new goods and will not allow you to leave because they charge too much to suit you.
 I Selim Arkle was charged yesterday with misdemeanor for peddling with out license. Justice Kincaid fined him $5 for his tax and an additional $5.50 to cover the costs of the case. He paid the fine and went away happy that he WAS let off so light.
 General orders No. 7, issued August 5. from headquarters N. G. A., reads | During the absence on leave of Brig. Gen. Ed. Schwartz, adjutant general, Major R. Allyn Lewis, First Infantry, N. G. A., is hereby announced as acting adjutant general" The order is by command of Gov. Hughes and signed by Ed Schwartz, adjutant-general.
 Lincoln Fowler has presented peti- tion to the board of supervisors for an- other street railroad franchise to run | from the Five Points north on the Black Canyon road one mile and thence six miles west to the corner one mile north of the terminus of his proposed line, on the Yuma road. He proposes to have the line in operation in a years time, if the franchise is granted.
 The following real estate transactions reported bv Coggins & Brown, ab- stracters, were yesterday entered for record: John Benn1ngham to the Califor nia Powder works, seven acres in n16 cor of sw14 of nwI sec 20 twp n r3 e. c. A. Turney and wife to Annie L. Jobs, lot II, block 4, Churchill's ad dition, $500; W. T. Smith and wife to H. B. Scott, lots and 7, block 62, ! Phoenix.
 Globe Silver Belt: E. F. Kellner ar rived by special stage from Ft. Thomas on Monday, coming direct from Phe- nix. He has placed his daughters Willie and Frankie, in convent at Los Angeles, and Mrs. Kellner and son, Bennie, will start at once for Europe, via New Orleans to Havre. It is hoped that the long sea voyage will benefit Mrs. Kellner's health, which has not been good for some time.
 The committee on the union young peoples social for the benefit of the Y. M. c. A., to be held on Friday night next. met on Monday night and com. pleted arrangements for the event. Preparations on large scale are going on and the social of the week promises to eclipse the one given last month The grounds adjacent to the Presby- terian church will be used and seats will be provided for all who go. 1 Jose Martinez was arrested late Mon day night by Officer McClarty on a charge of robbery preferred by another Mexican. The both of them had been on carouse together and one of them accused the other of robbing him. Martinez was examined yesterday by Recorder Jobs, but as the case is not within his jurisdiction the county will handle it, but District Attorney Millay refused to have warrant issued with out more evidence.
 The funeral of H. Clay Meador took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock, from the undertaking rooms of Randall & Davis. A large crowd of friends of the deceased were present to pay their last respects to him whose pleasant face will never more be seen on this side of the silent river. The services were con- ducted by Rev. G. L. Pearson of the Methodist church and were of the most impressive character. The cortege next ing place.
 Marshal Clark's monthly report shows that seventy.fve arrests had been made during the month of July. Of these four were common drunks. sixteen drunk and disorderly, eighteen for sleeping on the street while intoxi- cated, six for disturbing the peace, twenty. one cases of prostitution, four prowlers, one for house breaking, three for vagrancy and one for fast driving. He has kept the chain gang at work during the month repairing culverts, bridges and cutting weeds from the streets, alleys, etc.
 Burke, the aeronaut and partner of Nelson, who was killed the other day, left last night for Los Angeles and from there will go to his home in San Fran cisco, and enter some occupation that is safer and more profitable than the bal loon business. The proprietor of the merry-go-round on Monday night very generously turned over to Burke the full proceeds of the nights run, amounting to $22, in order to pay his travelling expenses home. The act was voluntary on the part of the merry.go- round proprietor but he had taken an interest in the young man and took that means towards helping him out of his l difficulties.