Arizona republican., 1891-04-12
LOCAL BREVITlES.

A four-horse team loaded yesterday with supplies for Weaver district.
 Two hundred and thirty votes had been registered in the city up to last night.
 John Doe was fined 5000 by Justice Huson yesterday for disturbing the peace.
 Zone of P. H. CoyIe's big teams will be loaded tomorrow with mining supplies for Tip Top.
 E. NJ. Elder yesterday made applica- ion before the clerk of the court for homestead entry.
 There was no business done yesterday in the District Court. It will recOnvene tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
 Sarah F.. Vickers has sold to Mary ]. WiIlcoxen, for S5O0O, the x. W. li Of ~ection 2l, T. l, N., oi R. , E.
 Ladies of Trinity Church will give social at the residence of Mrs. Nj. Il. sherman, next Wednesday evening.
 The last crib was anchored on the Ari zOna dam yesterday evening, and to- night full head of water will be turned in.
 The books for the play, "The Streets of New York" have arrived and the amatures had their first rehearsal last night.
 Benino Valenzuela paid Recorder Schwartz S5 O0 yesterday for sleeping about an hour on the street the night before.
 The resignation of A. R. Jenkins as Justice of the Peace of Tempe was fled yesterday with the clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
 It has been discovered that the parties | ordered out of town by the marshal for soliciting on the streets were not Italians | but Austrians,
 NJ. B. Fleischman has disposed oi | one-sixth interest in the Red Rover mine, in the Magazine district, to Henry Asher. The price paid being $50. Salt River valley straw berries are sell ing at the fruit stands for 50 cents per box. There was fine lot of them brought in from Montano's ranch yes terday.
 M, E. Collins will deliver a lecture tonight at the opera house, in answer to the various Freethought lectures gwen there during the past winter by mem bers of that society.
 Judge Baxter moved his office yester- day to rooms and Fry building, He will, however, retain his old office and will be at the courthouse Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from l to 3 P. NJ. to attend 10 probate business.
 A petition of citizens Cf Tempe was presented t. the clerk of the Board of Supervisors asking that L. II. Hawkins be appointed Justice of the Peace of that precinct. Another one was presented asking the appointment of Charles Rob- erts.
 1 The Good Templars will meet tomor- row night in their. handsome new hall in the Lewis building. They have leased half of the floor of the building and have 1t beautifully furnished. Part of it will be used for the free reading room, which IS kept up principally by the order.
 The case of George F. Kemper, | guardian of the person and estate of the minor heirs ofJames Murphy. deceased vs. Amelia J. Patton and Samuel E. Patton, was filed with the clerk of the District Court yesterday. Cox X Will liams are retained as counsel by plaint- | ifs.
 Porter Moffett has examined the cross ing at the Moffett ford and has anchored barrels on the line of the crossing. Peo- pie crossing should keep about ten feet below the line of barrels, as going too low they will get into swift water and quicksand. The ford is perfectly safe for ordinary teams to cross but not for very light or very heavy teams.