Arizona republican., 1894-12-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Things That Have Happened
or Will Happen in Phoenix.
Free Lecture at the Central Street
Church Tonight-The Chamber
of Commerce-The Rain.

Win dow glass at Talbot & HUI bbards
During the military exercises on the
plaza this evening, Captain Wlckham
will direct the band by signals in all
the marches and counter marches that
will be exercised by them.
The committee of the board of d.
rectors of the chamber of commerce
started out yesterday morning soliciting
members. They were so successful
that the mem bership of that body was
almost doubled.
Supervisor Elect W. L. George yes
terday filed his official bond with the
following sureties. each qualifying for
$1,000: J. l.. B. Alexander. Jas. Nc
earthly, NJ. Wormser, Leo Goldman and
Josiah Harbert.
John Kelly. George Clark and John
Frazier, three Migrants, were sent up
yesterday from Justice Austin's court
at Tempe for five days. There were
thirty more hobos which were also for
warded to Phoenix on their own &C.
count.
The clouds which have been floating
around over the valley for the last
three days succeeded in effecting per-
manent organization last night about s
O'Clock and began business which was
still in full blast at O'Clock this morn
ing.
Another of the series of free public
lectures under the auspices of the |. 0.
G. T. will be delivered tonight at the
Center street Methodist church by Rev.
G. L. Pearson. Speeches will also be
made by Gen. Collins and others.
There will be Rotations by Miss Mat
tie Crews and Miss Clara Galpin. The
musical feature of the evening, vocal
and instrumental will be excellent.
Mr.. J. A. Swenarton went down to
Maricopa last night to meet Judge
Wells Hendershott and party of New
YORK capitalists who will arrive in the
city this morning. Though local mem
bers of the Hudson Reservoir and Irri-
cation company decline to talk it is be-
lieved that the coming OF Judge Hen
dershott is the signal for an early de.
velopment of the irrigating enterprise.
A member of the party will be H. M.
Mann.
Next Saturday is the last day On
which the territorial vote for delegate
to congress and councilman at-large can
be officially canvassed. The returns
from all the counties except Mohave
and ella are in and yesterday Secre-
tary Bruce telegraphed the boards of
supervisors of the delinquent counties.
Without those counties the result will
not be affected by the official canvass
but it happens that without them the
Populists will not make good showing.
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record W.
1. Horner and wife to the Highland
Land and Canal company, swI and
s1s, seL, sec %, tip 5 e, $1,000;
Amanda A. Alexander to Robert A.
Freidel, lots 6, 7, $40 and 10 in block 6,
Capitol addition; Ben Goldman to S.
E. Penn, lot 5, block l, Goldman's
addition to Tempe; Mary Byers and
husband to Rosa Braswell, undivided
half of lot 7, block 5, Montgomery's ad-
dition, $l25; 7. W. Fellows and wife to
Mary L. Clark, So, ne14, se14, sec %,
tip l, 5, e.
A suit on contract was begun in dis
trict court yesterday by Edwin 6.
Caruthers against the Citrus Water
company, whose headquarters are at
San Bernardino. Cal. The water COM
pany is an irrigation system operating
from the ella river and covers certain
lands in the western part of this
county. The plaintiff is the holder OF
water right and the owner OF the land
to which it belongs. The company's
dam and canal became damaged by
neglect and the plaintiff and others
failed to receive any water. The COM
pany was notified, but negecting to re-
pair the damage. the plaintiff made re-
pairs amounting to $674.25, for which
he asks judgment and a lien on the
property.
THROUGH THE LINES"