Arizona republican., 1894-08-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Chas. Moore and Carrie Thompson were married yesterday evening by Justice Johnstone.
 The next quarterly examination of teachers will be held, beginning next Monday morning, at the high school building. The class will be an extra ordinarily large one.
 A suit by County Engineer Trott against the Hudson Reservoir and IT, rigatlon company to recover $257 IS, balance due on account of services was tried before Justice Johnstone and judgement was rendered for the amount claimed.
 Charles E. White, the chef at the Dairy, has refused an offer from the Pacific Mail Steamship company to re- turn and occupy his old position as chef on one of their steamers between San Francisco and China, preferring to remeln>in Phoenix.
 Large crowds attended day and even ing service at the Methodist camp meet ing Sunday. Conversions have been numerous Revs. Vaughan, Pearson and associates are highly gratifed.
 
 close next Sunday evening.
 The coroner's jury in the case of Geo. ". Spencer, known as ''Frenchy," con- cluded it's investigation yesterday morning and found that death was the result of natural causes. It was learned also that the deceased, despite his En- glish name, was native of France.
 The board of directors of tue V. c. c. elected officers last night for the next six months. They are: T. 5. Irvine, president; J. $. Griffin, vice president !; G. Kirkland, secretary, aud John Beck, treasurer. The new officers con- veyed their thanks in a generous sup ply of ice cream and cigars.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record :: Chas. G. Shill and wife to W. G. Davis, twenty acres in ne14, sec 3, tp Il, e, $105. Ida E. Hollingsworth and Jerome Holings worth to Vim. Christy, nw14 sec II, tp Il, e. $6, 1921. Chas. L. Rigden to C. H. Keefer, lots and g, block 20, Collins addition, $2,650.
 The handsome residence of Con- tractor H. Gray at the corner of Tenth and Adams streets was the scene of a pleasant event on Sunday morning. It was the wedding of his accomplished daughter, Miss Etta w., to Fred Op- permann. The ceremony was per formed by Justice Johnstone After 6 pleasant day spent at the home of the bride the happy couple left in the evening for the coast.
 Alex Silva yesterday began a suit against J. J. Johnston to recover $50, the alleged value of a mule which be- longed to him and which he says John ston shot and killed. Johnston is the lanchman whose crops were devastated in the night month ago by drove of hogs, which he believed belong to Silva. He did not see the hogs and was un- able to trace them, but he swore he would be able to identify the next de- vastating animal which invaded his premises.
 Mrs. Frankie Young, the wife of Joe Young, now in jail for counterfeiting was brought back from Florence yes- terday by Deputy United States Mar shal Slankard. A complaint had been made against her of having passed a counterfeit half dollar at Wentworth s grocery store. Commissioner Crenshaw after an investigation of the case, be- lieved that she was unaware of the spurious character of the coin. There was other evidence tending to prove that she knew nothing of the opera tions of her husband and Murray and she was released.
 H. M. Thursday pied guilty in Justice Kincaid's court yesterday morning to creating disturbance at place of religious worship and was fined $25 He was an attendant at the camp meet ing at Norton's grove on Sunday night He was accompanied by a party o friends none of whom fully entered into the spirit of the occasion. They man. ifested listlessness by chargins theil mouths with bird shot and firing at that portion of the congregation sitting di rectly in front of them. Mir. Thursday WAS the only one of the party who coult be identified and he made acknowledge ment.