Arizona republican., 1892-05-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Sons of Veterans held their regu- lar meeting in the l. o. G. T hall last night.
 F. K. Walbridge, A. Buck and Ross Moore leave today for few days trip down the Gila River to examine some mining property.
 The Kellner store is wide awake as usual and are offering new inducements constantly, as may be seen by their ad- vertisement in another column.
 The Republican League convention meets tomorrow to organize territorial league and elect officers; also to elect delegates to the National league.
 The supreme court transacted routine business yesterday and the time was taken up by the lawyers in the various cases to come up during the term.
 A pleasant party spent the early part of last night in dancing at the Fry building. Invitations are out for an other party at the same place on Friday night.
 Chas. D. Poston has established a branch land office at the Hole-in-the- rock and is taking Sunday subscriptions for choice tracts around the business center.
 w. Zent filed location on the north half of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 9, town ssip 5 north, range 4 east, for stone quarry.
 party of young people went out to attend the public install ation of the of- ficers of Unity lodge No. II, l. O. G. T.. at the school house in district No. II, last night.
 w. Crosby's eight-horse team will be used on the grading machine in the work on Washington street. They will work four abreast and will make a strong team.
 "Cacti" and "Honey Comb" are the names of two mining locations filed yesteaday by o. D. Merrill, c. R. flakes, Edgar l.. Storment, D. A. Reed and A. A. WGlsworth.
 Joseph Thalheimer leased the store room occupied by J. w. Doris, yester- day, for period of three years. at $S5 per month. Rents are getting quite high on Washington street.
 Norman Sinclair and Anna Fleetham are now married for better or worse and he is under $l00 bonds to await the action of the grand jury. Anna was re- leased on her own recognizan0e
 The party consisting of Henry Garias, wife and children and Miss l.. Borquez, who have for the past four weeks been at the hot springs on Castle Greek, re- turned at II o'clock Monday night. Mir. Gariias is much improved by the outing.
 The stage driver from Castle Creek mat with serious accident yesterday. He was driving his team and leading 6 horse behind when the horse he was leading took a spell of "don't go." The drivers arm was caught with the halter rope and broken.
 The Treble Clei club held a meeting at the residence of Mrs. w. c. Budge yesterday afternoon. They took lunch con along and spent a pleasant after noon. The popular ladies of this club understand the art of entertaining and always have a happy time at their after moons.
 John Ambler has sold mining claim called the Eleventh Hour" to sym dicate in this city, composed of Hew- ins, Trask and Talbot. These gentle men already owned two claims adjoin- ing and needed this ono to finish the group. The amount paid is not def- nitely known, but the sale was hand some one.
 Two experts have been inspecting the Bonanza mine, owned by Hubbard X Powers, on the Harqua Hala, and parties coming in from that district say the mine has without a doubt been sold 70 parties in San Francisco. The amount paid is supposed to be $0O0 900. This is a fine piece of property and big pro- ducer.
 The work of decorating, papering, re- painting, carpeting and reseating the NJ. E. South church has been completed and the interior of the building pre- sents pleasing appearance. From an artistic standpoint as we'll as choice ma terisl used, this, the pioneer church of the clty, stands at the head. The ex- terior walls of the church will be either veneered with brick or given a new plaster finish to make it harmonize with the interior.