Arizona republican., 1890-12-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Yesterday was a fit day for worship. Judge Kibbey will hold court today. The Police Justice Courts will be busy today.
 Today the Board of Supervisors will be in session.
 The roller still rolls upon the Court House walks.
 Only two more days of the decade ending with 1890.
 " The Good Templars hold their regular weekly meeting tonight.
 Marshal Blankenship did more busi- ness yesterday than all of last week.
 Hon. $. NJ. Franklin came in on yes terday's train, from Tucson, and re- turned this morning.
 The Masons will give social supper and dance, in the new parlors in the Monihon block tonight.
 A number of wagons will be loaded today with supplies for Captain Hale's canal enterprise on the Gila River. . F. A. Gulley returned yesterday from Tucson and left this morning for the experimental farm at Tempe, where he will begin to make Improvements at once.
 These moonlight nights are very much missed when they are not. There Is such$a distinctive difference between them and the nights that are lit by electricity.
 o. II. Christy yesterday brought in some beautiful roses plucked from his garden. He has number of different varieties, and among them he has roses the year around.
 William Bonderant came down from the Castle Creek mill yesterday and re- ports work going ahead in good shape. lie will return tomorrow with load Of supplies for Bonderant's placer camp on Iumbug Creek.
 The Misses Perley entertained a num- Der of their feminine friends at luncheon Friday. The affair was not only eX- elusive but augered of mystery, as 1t was held with closed doors and not a single male was allowed to intrude.
 The office of the Central Hotel Ina: been finished in very attractive style, A neat partition divides the office and 
 with cigars sits upon a circular counter upon which is also the register. Tho partition has swinging doors and an en trance to the stairway leading upstairs is had from the office.
 O. F. Place, Crown King, Harry Blanchard, san Francisco, $. NJ. Frank lin, Tucson, A. E. Jones, Denver, Colo. w. II. Potts, Thomas Humphreys, Pres colt, J. s. Groom, w. E. Brartield, w A. Stevenson, Liberty, Mo-, C. w. Will liams, U. s. A., D. c. Williams, Peoria A. M. Franklin, Tempe, registered a the Commercial yesterday.
 Marshal Blankenship yesterday ar. rested three MeXicans for drunk and disorderly, man by the name ol Ed Forrest for stealing a blanket a. tn, Dublin Corral, a man named Ed Me Sparrin for an assault on Forrest, on, McLarn for assault, John Dal SenOa obtaining money under false pretense' and Sam Parker for using vulgar anC obscene language on the street. They will be tried before Recorder Swartz to day.
 Superintendent Marsh and Manager o. F. Place came down from the CrOwI hlhS IulHt NtotCIudl -hl' h"iSi 'O ports the Phoenix and Prescott wagon road about completed, there remainin. only mile to be worked yet. He eX poets to have the road entirely finished by the first of the month. MT. Place manager of the Crown King mine, i down to investigate as to shipping facili ties, etc., and will probably make ar engagements while here to accomodat, the ore that will come from his mine They will be in the city only day o two