Arizona republican., 1894-10-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Things Lately Past or in the
 Near Future.
The PopuliSt Meeting at Tempe-I. O. CT. Open Meeuing-LamsonC Col
 lege Literary Society,".


 tion of handsome brick cottage on North Fourth street in Churchill's ad dition.
 The proprietors of the Red Corner have brought suit against Purdy & Tom linson, of the Pacific Grotto, for $50 8 day rent since October 1.
 The Ladies' Guild of Trinity church will give tea this afternoon at the re- sidence of Mrs. H. H. McNeill on Van Buren street and Fourth avenue.
 Dr. Hubbard has removed up stairs in the Monihon block. His office in the ground floor will be occupied by B. Lantry & Bro., the new railroad con- tractors.
 Tom Horton shot yesterday morning fourteen mics west of town black eagle. It measured feet inches from tip to tip of wings and was 8 hand some specimen.
 Two Chinamen had a misunderstood ing yesterday afternoon over faro bet in a Washington street resort. Bly, islanders lnterfered and prevented an- other noisy and ceremonious funeral
 Al Hawley and a gang of workmen while digging gutter on North Center street yesterday afternoon raised such dust as to create general impression that that whole neigh borhood was afre.
 This falls bicycle races will have in the way of novelty a Chinese race. Ali. Galpin has under his care three Chinese, and is getting them in fine condition. They are sure record break CTS.
 Marcellus Goodln, who began taking ln the town on Monday afternoon gravitated into jail that night. His interview with the recorder yesterday morning resulted as usual in a financial advantage to the city.
 Billy Rogers came in yesterday after noon from the new mining camp on the Hassavampa. He says 100 Mexlcans are netting each about S2 50 day. He thinks the camp will prove to be a big one but not enough development work has been done vet to show it's resources.
 F. H. Parker, while making his great race for supervisor, is not neglecting his fine ranch west of town. He brought in yesterday to the cham Der of con- merce exhibit a basket of handsome and rosy apples as ever grew.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: Wm. G. Brundage and wife to Horace Fuller, part of lot 5, block s, Mesa, $115. Simon Novinger to Carrie l.. Smart, lot 16, block 46, and lot 13, block AS, $500.
 A Hunsaker has decided to go into the stage business again. He will take charge of the line between Mesa and Goldfeld and resume charge of one of the lines on this side, thus afording continuous trip between Phoenix and the mining camp.
 A change has been made in the popu- lar shoe house of Goodwin & Avery MT. N. c. Wilson, member of the insur- ance firm of Cameron & Wilson, has purchased half interest in the house. MT. Wilson is thorough and success ful business man.
 Angel Sanchez was examined before Justice Kincaid yesterday morning on a charge of horse stealing and was dis charged. It was made to appear that the theft was accidental and the result of intoxication beyond the point at which he could tell strange horse from his own.
 Superintendent Hall of the Indian school has found places at housework tor twenty Indian girls since the begin ming of the present term. All are giv- ing satisfaction. Thus is the problem of what to do with the girls as we'll as that of where shall house servants be found. solved.
 An open meeting of the local lodge of Good Templars will be held at the Bap- tlst church tomorrow night, to whidh all are cordially invited. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. s. c. Davis and Mrs. J. A. Phillips, both prominent and earnest workers in the order. Beside these addresses an excellent program will be presented, feature of which will be an exercise by Mrs. Cooley, the elocutionist
 A large number of the colored voters ot the city met last night and organ lzed for political purposes. After the organization had been effected the matter of endorsing candidates was dis cussed. The endorsement of Henry Kemp for the council and Winthrop Sears for the office of county recorder was unanimously agreed upon and the remainder of the subject was held over for the next meeting.
 Late last night handsome gray horse hitched to cart, frightened by an electric car broke loose from hitching post at the city hall plaza and ran furiously up First street. At the end of the street he ran into a barb wire fence and became entangled and his breast and one hind leg were severe ly lacerated. The cart was scattered along the road in such small pieces that it was impossible to pick them up in the half-moon light.
 Mir. J. W. Brakes has returned from trip to the Congress mine and brings the latest gratifying news concerning