Arizona republican., 1896-04-08

Br1zzee, two of the young people of Mesa.
 w. E. Landgrebe has sold his old established barber shop on Washing ton street ito George Kane, and will soon leave with his family for Cali fornia Kane is one of the best skilled perience in Phoenix.
 Said a shrewd local financier yes ferday: "I am not figuring on any effect Of hard times and I don't antici- pate a boom, but there is going ito be more business building in this city in the next eight months than there has been in the last ten years. It is al- ready in sight"
 Antonio Salinas, who announces himself as an editor by profession, is in the county jail either drunk or crazy. He is charged with breaking into the Spanish Methodist church in Irvine addition and with signifying his ownership of all detachable DOT tions of the universe.
 The will of John c. Holsebusch was filed for probate yesterday. The es- tate is valued at $7000, comprising g property in New Jersey and Arizona The main legatees are three uncles of deceased in Newark, New Jersey, his foreman, G. T. Switzer, being named as executor and ito receive $1OO in cash and the horse and buggy of deceased.
 Last night the opera house was more than well filled, the attraction being the "war concert" presented by mem bers of the Epworbh League of the Methodist church and for the benefit of the new church building. The en- tertainment was unique and the idea we'll carried out by ithe vocal and in- strumental artists in charge.
 One of the lowest of miscreants ef- fected entrance Monday night into the repair shop of Pinney & Robinson and cut up every tire in the annex. En- trance could not be secured into the main store or thousands of dollars damage would doubtless have been done. Luckily the firm is just in re- ceipt of a vulcanizing outfit and through its use the Loss incurred will not be a totad one.
 At the Commercial yesterday regis D. Armstrong, Chicago; James Finley, Tucson; W. F. Bradley, Tom bstone; Jno. J. Hill, Tucson; C. P. Wilson, Tucson; Samuel c. Rees, Prescott Michael Hermann, Prescott; F. M Ar mold, Ashland, Kan; J. F. Wilson and wife, Prescott; M. M Poole, San Fran cisco; Mrs. c. E. Bake, Prescott; Mrs. Jos. Wragovi'tch, Prescott; s. P. Belhan
 e. F. Rolf, the German shoemaker who was arrested Monday might for abusing his wife and her children, was and discharged, as tine children seemed to lilly understand the nature of an oath. Rolf was again arrested at the instance of the county and will be again tried at 1 80 this afternoon by Justice Johnstone. The couple had been married but about sixty days The man is a consumptive, of violent temper and is presumably not sane.
 Tempe News: The mass meeting Saturday might was characteristic of the harmony which now prevails in the ranks of our Republican brethren. It finally decided, however, ito stand by the action of the first convention, and the primary election was called for the 10th of April. The following names were placed in nomination, from which eleven delegates will be elected c. J. Ulmer, c. IN. Taylor, z. A. Harris, w. B. Mullen, J. H. Woods, J. s. Hendrix, F. Marmolejo, A. R. Mo Camly, Thompson Walker, A. J. Aik- ins, P. P. Daggs, J. T. Priest, Watson Pickerell, W. R. Lewis, J. B. Mullen, J. McNeil, J. M. Culver, J. J. Hod- nett, T. Parry.
 Yesterday in the office of the gov ernor, Eldr.dge Jordan made up a half dozen great sackfuls of copies of Gov ernor Hughes annual report to tue secretary of the interior The labels on the sacks were something of a sur prise to those who examined them, for the addresses were to the "Comnis- sioner of Immigration" of half dozen counties. It had been supposed that the decision of Judge Baker that the appropriations for such purpose are illegal would have knocked out all the commissioners; but such is not the case. The supervisors of several of the counties are yet paying the sums stipulated in the obnoxious act of the last legislature.