Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-23
LOCAL BRIEFS,
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
Real Estate anSaCtiOnS.-A Thief
OVerhauied.-NeW Suits in
District Court.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Guns nd ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's-
A patent to Joseph E. Davis to S 2
S 2 NV and NV n W 4, sec q, tip 4, s
W, was filed yesterday.
G. W. Webb discover last week
some handsome speci mems of white
marble near the Hole in the Rock.
The wedding of Wade H. Hulings
and Mrs. Carrie Belden will be next
Saturday evening at the home of the
bride on North Third avenue.
License to marry was issued yester-
Brown, both of Glendale, and Rosie
Cooley and Essie Hunsaker, both OF
Mesa.
The Sol Levi Tailoring company re-
ceiyed yesterday its first shipment OF
custom made garments which in each
instance gave satisfaction to the GUS
TONER.
A spirited election was held yestsr-
day in school district II. The number
of votes cast was IS. James Ivy re-
Gel we'd "a and J. W. Vensel 81, electing
the latter.
The ladies of the church OF Christ
will serve straw berries, ice cream and
cake Thursday, April 25 from p. m.
to 10 D. m. in the Wharton block, on
North Center, just off of Washington
street.
Walter Kibbey while speeding his
wheel at the park Sunday met with a
painful accident. Endeavoring to avoid
collision with one of the kindergarten
wheelmen he was thrown from his BIZ
cycle and sustained a severe cut about
the head.
Suits by the San Pedro Lum Der
company against the South ella Canal
company and against the South ella
improvement company were filed in
district court yesterday. In the first
the plaintiff seeks to recover 1864 and
in the latter 400.
Tickets for the concert tonight are on
sale at Keefer's. BY consulting the
program published elsewhere, it will
readily be seen that the best talent in
the city is to participate, and the per-
torrance will be one of the best ever
given by local talent.
The CITY registration closed last night
There are 1865 names, an increase OF
nearly 300 over year ago. The increase
is pretty well distri buted over the four
wards, though probably heavier in the
First than in any other. 1t is suspec-
ted that there has been some illegal
registration, which both political par.
ties will endeavor to detect on or before
election day.
A handsome cut of James S. Griffin,
of the store of Greene. the halter, ap-
appears with number of prominent
window dressers in the official illus.
trated periodical OF the national associ-
alton of window dressers. The hand
some display of hats, ties and furnish
ing goods which have appeared in his
windows entitle him to a prominent
place in the association.
Yesterday afternoon passing along
the alley in the rear OF the Trask-
Kessler company, man picked up a
box OF merchandise and ran away
Charles Walters pursued and overlook
him back OF the Central hotel. He re-
covered the merchandise. In an attempt
to capture the thief, the latter's coat
slipped off and renamed in Mr.. Wal
ter's hands. The thief was caught by
Assistant Marshal Buck last night.
Geo. Cooper, the young invalid who
has long attended the Salvation Army
meetings wheeled along in an invalid S
chair, died early yesterday morning.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at the Salvation Army tent on
Madison street. He was sixteen years