Arizona republican., 1891-04-19
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Flne weather.
 Bright moonlight nights.
 City Council meets tomorrow.
 The Good Templars meet tomorrow night.
 Democratic city primaries will be held tomorrow.
 The Board of Supervisors meet tomor- row at 10 A. NJ.
 There will be services in all the churches today.
 Strawberries have dropped to forty | five cents per box. Argument in the county warrant case was continued yesterday.
 Horseback parties are fashionable these moonigh. evenings.
 Invitations are out for hop at the park next Tuesday evening.
 Up to last night 33S votes had been registered by Recorder Schwartz.
 The Gilson building has been cleaned up for the Catholic fair next Thursday.
 N. w. Haggard has located the Lilly Rose mine, in Winnifred mining dis. trict.
 The price of butter has fallen to thirty cents. Eggs still hold their own al twenty cents per dozen.
 The Moffett ford on Salt river is washed out until it is dangerous fol teams to attempt to cross.
 Very few of the young orange trees k,,, ,nl hat died and all are looking fresh and healthy.
 J, w. Kincaid and s. Kalischer leave today with supplies and machinery fol their mine and stamp mill in the Brad shaw district.
 See Lin, Look Flaw and Cum Gee
 plead guilty before Justice Huson, yes
 terday, to flooding the public road, anc
 were fined $2O. The flow of water in the Arizona cana IS being steadily increased. Severa more men were sent up yesterday tt work on the dam.
 Mrs. Agnes Marshal, of Canada, yes
 terday filed with the Clerk of the Cour } her intention of becoming citizen o the Dnlleu otdteS. Several of the "boys" from the Ari | zona canal were in the city last night . distributing their wealth among som 5 of the men of business. A prominent young cattle man 0 Yavapai county, will lead one of Tempe I accomplished daughters to the matri monial altar next Tuesday evening. , A meeting of the Farmers Alianc was held in Good Templars' hall yester . day afternoon. Some secret bushes : was attended to and adjournment takeI till May 9.
 w. A. Bondurant came down iron Whipsaw Gulch last evening after fee g has just been made, which proved satis [ factory, and larger force of men wi be put to work in the mine. The Beekeepers held their annua ' meeting in the Porter building yestel , day afternoon and elected the followin Board of Directors for the ensuing year J. II. Broomell, w. l.. Osborn, Webste Il Johnson, NJ. A. Sanford, J. P. Irvine Adjournment was taken till the secon' . Saturday in May. i In the case of Thomas A. Peck vs. Ad - Churchill, executrix of the last will an | testament of Alpha c. Churchill, dc n ceased, Mary Churchill, Emma l
 Churchill, Perry Churchill and Ad
 Churchill, defendants, Judge Goodin yesterday appointed Judge Webste Street, guardian of the minor children , At meeting yesterday of the commi , |, tee appointed Friday to arrange tin ', and place for holding the Republica u primaries for the city convention, it WI |, U decided to hold the primaries for all for U wards at the City Hall Wednesday, Apr
 2, from to 5 PM A separate ballo t box will be used for each ward. J. :, Monihon and George F. Coats wei " selected as inspectors, and Geort ' Beardsley clerk. The test will be: Al T. you Republican,"