Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
peningS.
In Real Estate Circles-Mining Mat
or Less Interest.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot &
Hubbard's.
Mrs. L. H. Goodrich, who has been
quite sick for several days, was not SC
well yesterday, but her friends hope
for speedy recovery.
There will be meeting of the stock.
holders OF the Hudson Reservoir and
Canal company at the offices of the
company in this city On April "a.
Ell Paso at the municipal election last
Tuesday went Republican from end to
end. Col. Bob Campbell, familiarly
known as "Poker Bob," was elected
mayor.
Ex-Delegate Mark Smith is in Los
Angeles and it is reported that he will
engage permanently in the practice OF
law there in partnership with Ben
Goodrich.
Tomorrow will be negligee shirt day
at the Alkire company's store. An i'm
mense assortment of them will be
placed on sale. Regular 81 and 75-cent
shirts will be offered for so cents.
The bicycle club of the Y. NJ. G. A.
enjoyed run last night to the asylum
where the wheelmen and their ladies
were entertained by the superintend-
ent and other officials OF the institution.
Excursion tickets will be on sale this
morning at the Office of the Maricopa &
Phoenix road, on north Center street, to
Los Angeles aud return. The fare for
the round trip will be a single fare and
a third.
The handsome pair of work horses
which has been seen in Phoenix for a
long time was sold for 1925 by Charles
W. Stevens to the board of control.
They left last night for Yuma to be
used at the prison.
In order to open the season of neg
ligee shirts with popular prices, a
special line of these favorite summer
garments will be offered by the Alkire
company beginning tomorrow morning
at 80 cents each. These are regular 81
and 75-cent shirts.
The Burnett company is the youngest
firm in Phoenix. 1t is not only young
in business circles but the members,
MesErs. Albert Burnett and Charles
Bois, have neither reached thu age of
Is. Their place of business will be on
West Washington street.
Fifty ounces of gold bullion from the
Belle mine, in the White Pichacho dis
trict, was brought to town yesterday by
G. Bernal, the owner of the mine. and
sold to Trask, Kessler & Co. The mine
is new one and only short distance
from the north and south road.
The concert at the opera house on
April 10 by the pupils of the Sisters
school will be an event in which Ph9.
nicians can both take pleasure and feel
proud. Two operettas will be produced
in which the children will be assisted
by the best local talent and an or.
chestra.
Jennie De Gormonde, commonly
called Peter Jackson, was fined So in
police court for discharging firearms
firearms within the city limits. 1t was
charged that she was shooting at one Of
her neighbors She said the gun was
pointed at troublesome bulldog, and
her attorney wanted the dog filed in
court and marked exhibit ga"
Henry Ward came down yesterday
from Wickenberg, where he has been
stopping for his health. He says the
town is improving rapidly and miners
and prospectors are enthusiastic over q
steam ore crusher now in process Of
erection by Ellis Clark, the well known
mining engineer. 1t will be custom
mill and will have capacity of from
two to ten tons daily. The mill will
make life easier for prospectors and
miners in a small way who woulo