Arizona republican., 1891-01-16
LOCAL BgEvITIES.
The town is filling up.

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 The local train brought in q crowd yesterday.
 Judge Helm will lecture at the Opera House tonight.
 Tomorrow the Fruit Association holds its regular weekly meeting.
 Jose Greenhaw came in last evening with his young son, who had broken his arm. The boy was taken to a physician for care.
 Jesus and Quartus Rias, arrested yes terday on the charge O. assault, will have their trial today at o'clock, in Justice Huson's court.
 The lecture of Judge Helm at the opera house tonight promises to be largely attended. The proceeds are for worthy purpose.
 The Supreme Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and after hearing two or three motions stood at recess until 10 o'clock this morning.
 Over 400 acres of orange trees will be planted in the neighhorhood of Arizona Falls in the next few weeks. The trees are now on their way to Phoenix.
 Goldman & Co. yesterday shipped 100 head of beef cattle to Los Angeles, Also a car load of hay and one of grain south. They received a car load of Stakeholder wagons.
 Died in Phoenix, January 15, 1891, Solomon Walbridge, father of A. P, Wal bridge, aged 70 years and 2 months. The funeral will take place at 8 o'clock D. m, today, from the family residence in University Addition.
 The Board of Supervisors yesterday provided for two indigents and audited long list of claims on file. The Clerk was ordered to notify Treasurer Rosson to transfer S560 from the general fund to the Maricopa Bond (Funding) Fund.
 The announcement that the Chamber of Commerce had reduced it's member ship fees to Sl per month was mistake. A committee was appointed at the last meeting to confer and report as to the advisability of such change, but has not yet reported.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joe Wilson, died at the home of E. J. Smith, Wednesday night, of pneumonia, and was buried yesterday The parents were on visit to Mir. and Mrs. Smith from their home at Mesa, and the child took severe cold, which developed into pneumonia.
 There will be a basket social at the hall of the l. o. G. T., on Monday even- ing, January l9, for the benefit of the reading room. All are invited to assist in the establishment of this free reading room by their attendance. There will be a short literary program interspersed with music. Admission 10 cents.
 Harry Blanchard, a carpenter, em- ployed upon the new Hume at Camp Hattersley, fell to the bottom of the gulch, distance of thirty-four feet, yes terday morning, seriously injuring his head and shoulders and suffering inter- nal injuries. Captain Heating imme- diately dispatched horseman to PhG- nix for a surgeon and Dr. Helm left for the camp at II o'clock last night.
 In Justice Huson's court yesterday, William Morse was tried for carrying a concealed deadly weapon and fined S25, in dPfault of which he went to jail for twenty-five days. Gregaro CampasanO, arrested on suspicion of shooting Miss Sturgis, was fined Sl0, the only crime that could he fastened upon him being shooting inside the city limits. He also went to jail in default of fine.
 Today is set apart in the Supreme Court as a day of honor to the dead. Reports of the committees appointed to draft resolutions on the death of Hon. Granville II. Oury, late member of the bar and ex- Chief Justice Howard will be made and speeches by different members of the bar relating incidents of the lives of these distinguished gentlemen and the history of the bar of Arizona, will be ceremony interest ing to the public.