Arizona republican., 1891-03-31
LOCAL BREvITIES.

District Court will convene next Mon- day at 10 AM.
 Water will be turned into the Consoii- dated head today.
 Easter services were held at the county jail Sunday.
 The whipsaw stamp mill is running night and day on good ore.
 There will be militia meeting at IT, vine Hall next Thursday evening.
 All voters must register, else they can't vote at the coming city election.
 A twelve-horse load of lumber was sent up to the Mesa canal headgate yes terday.
 Floral Encampment, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, meets tonight at Masonic hall.
 L. P. Elder IS putting out some orange trees on his place west of town, on the Yuma road.
 Some kind of disease has struck the caterpillars. They are dying oil in large quantities.
 Daily & Lewis brought in 5000 pounds lllDe ytsltTuul lIOlll tutlA hlih bhS Superstition mountains.
 Easter services were held Sunday at the Catholic Church. the building was richly decorated with flowers.
 w. A. Bondurant left yesterday with load of grain and provisions for his ore hauling outfit at Whipsaw.
 David Fraser has bought from Robert Hannah, for $500, the NW4 of the NW14 of Sec. %, T. ? N. of R. E.
 F.M. Vernon has sold to Ellen NJ. Shultz, for sl0, half of the NWR of the SW4 of Section 5, T. l s. of R. E.
 J.O. Schriver has finished burning a kiln of 50,0O0 brick, and will begin today putting up another kiln of 10000. John Fulwiler has transferred to Julia l., Fulwiler, his daughter, the WIZ Of the NWl4 of Sec. 35, T. ? x. of K. 3 E.. Robert Hannah has received final pa pers for his homestead entry on the WE of the NWi4 of Sec. 29, T.. N. of R. BE.
 No meeting of the Board of Supervis- ors was held yesterday, there not being quorum present. The Board will probably meet next Monday.
 A number of Indians were in town yesterday from Sonora, peddling red birds caught in that country. They asked Sl.5J each for bird and cane cage.
 Mrs. M. NJ. Harris received a telegram yesterday afternoon that her husband was dangerously ill at Globe. She pro- cured rig and started for Globe last night.
 R. D. Brown is in from the Brown mining district where he has some valuable claims, on which he is pushing development. He recently made very promising locations there.
 Dan McGinn bought pony from a Mexican short time ago, and yester- day some Pima Indians went before Justice Goodin and proved the horse to be their property and took it.
 The city registration books were opened yesterday at the City Hall. Recorder Schwartz will be there to attend to all registrations, from 8 to 30 A. M.. and from l2 30 to P. NJ. every day till April 25.
 The following location notices were filed for record in the Recorders office yesterday: ''The Brown Ophir," "Divide" and the Good Return Mine" by Robert D. Brown and F. F. Teal, and the "Comment" by J. $. Meador all in Brown mining district.
 The City Council has ordered a cer. tified copy of the amended City Charter bill, to be published for thirty days so that the citizens of Phoenix may vote on it at the coming city election, there by saving the expense of an extra cleo tion.
 Justice Huson granted N. A. De- Connick a new trial in the case of De- Connick vs. Grant, and the jury gave a verdict in favor of plaintiff, allowing defendant Sl5 for moving plaintifs goods during the late flood, instead of $50 allowed him by former jury.
 A swarm of bees settled on a small mulberry tree on the corner of Jefferson and Montezuma streets last Sunday, and D. w. Sparks, of the Racket store, after a slight struggle succeeded in get ting part of them into e tablecloth, from which he had considerable trou ble in transferring them to the hive.
 At the annual meeting of Trinity Church yesterday afternoon the follow ing officials were elected. subject to the approval of the Bishop: Warden, J. E. Walker; clerk, II. B. Lighthizer; treas urer, N. A. Morford. These three con stitute part of the general committee of management. the remaining members being c. s. Masten, E. J. Bennett and T. D. Hammond. Delegates to the an nual convocation, Messrs. Walker, Mor-