Arizona republican., 1891-01-15
LOCAL BREYITIES.

The Pattl Rosa company at the Opera House tonight.
 The City Council will hold special meeting tonight. e.
 There was considerable local betting last night on the Fitzsimrnons-Dempsey fight.
 The deal that was in contemplation for the transfer of the Gasette has been declared off.
 Crowds of Dempsey and Fitzsimmons champions kept things lively at the diff ferent saloons last evening.
 The Maricopa X Phoenix passenger train is laboring under difficulties of late. It was more than an hour late yesterday.
 The Building and Loan Association held monthly meeting last night and loaned $9J0 to members for local i'm provements.
 The announced lecture of Judge Helm at the Opera House tomorrow night is attracting much attention and will be largely attended.
 The Board of Supervisors devoted the day yesterday to allowing claims. Among them were claims of the Gazette Company for county printing amount ing to $l77.59.
 w. II. Ellis, representing the wool commission firm of Christy X Weis in San Francisco, contracted yesterday for two lots of wool, one oi 1000 pounds and another of AZ, 900 pounds.
 A necktie and apron party was given last evening at the Fry building by the Misses Edgar, Roberts, King and Green. about twenty couples formed the merry party and dancing was indulged in until midnight.
 The second of a series of socials by the Trinity Guild Society was given last evening at the residence of w. c. Budge. quite a number were present and en- joyed the evening in congenial conversa- tion, interspersed with music and liter ary exercises.
 J. N. Ellyson and his partner T. R Smith, received returns yesterday on several assays of ore from their mines in the Bradshaw mountains. The high est, was $735. per ton and the lowest $45. they will put force of men. at work soon taking out ore to ship.
 Lee Rine has returned from Haqua Hala and brought some fine specimens of silver and gold ore, from a location he male near the Bonanza. MT. Rine offers an interest to any one who will do a certain amount of development on the claim, as he has not the means nor the time to do the work.
 E. NJ. Mills has leased the Lemon Hotel and will run it in connection and under the same name with the Mills House. The dining room was opened yesterday and the bar will be fitted up today. The main house is already full of guests and quite number were located at the other house yesterday.
 In the Police Court yesterday Eloisa Sezanta and Francisco Pedio were tried for malicious mischief. The woman was fined $5 which she paid and the man was discharged John Doe, Chiaman, was sentenced to twenty days in the city jail for carrying a concealed deadly weapon. E. NJ. MrCiinn using obscene language and William Darrell for drunk and disorderly were dismissed.
 The Supreme Court held short ses- sion yesterday and adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning. An alternate writ of mandamas was issued in the case Oi J. II. Dtildll Ns. Jlc IlSph COlillIls- sioners made returnable Monday, Jan uary 26. The court made an order re- questing the Territorial Librarian to allow E. NJ. Sanford to use what books from the library he wanted in the case of the Prescott and Arizona Central Rail- way Company vs. Samuel Rees ct al. The trial of the parties arrested at Casa Grande for robbing Goldman's store came up yesterday before Justice Huson. They gave the names of Fred Forest and William Harris and were held for the Grand Jury in 5000 bonds each. The witnesses examined were Charles Gold man, E. H. Levy, D. w. Cummings and J. w. Blankenship. They all testified substantially to the facts already pub lished. The prisoners wele remanded to the county jail and the goods found in their possession placed in the custody of the sheriff until they shall have trial in the Superior Court.