Arizona republican., 1894-07-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

W. J. Morgan of Gila Bend, is in town.
 A load of restaurant furniture bought by L. W. Jimmie was sent over to Tenn pc last night.
 Carmen Gallego, denizen of block Al, sick and helpless, was sent to the county hospital yesterday.
 Notarial commissions were issued yesterday to Mrs. Lulu Wyatte of Gila Bend and G. M. Little Phoenix.
 Journal-Miner: James H. McClin- tock of the Phoenix Gazette, arrived on the Skull valley express at noon today.
 The window of Dr. Keefer, the opera house pharmacist, is filled with new lot of sponges which he is selling at half price.
 It is simply wonderful how R. M. Dameron has established a fine grocery trade ID few months. He uses people white.
 The funerals of Miguel Barreta, a 7-year-old boy, and the infant child of MT. and Mrs. James Dunn, occurred yesterday.
 School district No. 31 troubles were finally adjusted yesterday by the ap- pointment of Mrs. L. R. Balsz as mem- Der of the board of trustees.
 Chas. Williams, mention of whose narrow escape from death by asphyxi- ation has been made, is recovering, though he is afflicted by paralysis, the result of other injuries received in fall ing.
 Dr. Mahoney, who returned yester- day from an investigation of the re- ported smallpox case near Lehl, found the alleged victim to be Papago and who is convalescent from case of chickenpox.
 The called meeting of the city coun. cil failed of a quorum last night, only the mayor and Alderman Lacy being present. City Attorney Israel. Engi- neer Dunn and Recorder Schwartz were in their respective places.
 c. M. Thorndyke, superintendi ng operations on the Bull Dog mine, was in Phoenix yesterday. He sent 8 pump up from Tempe to relieve the mine oi an inconvenient water supply. Bull Dog prospects are A No. l.
 The Democrats of the West end pre- cinct will hold meeting tonight at the court house at 80 for the purpose o determining the advisability of select. ing names for delegates to be voted fol at the ensuing primary election.
 In the case of J. H. Root vs. Consta- ble Fellows of Tempe Precinct and Wildman, Peters and Goldman, an in junction restraining the defendants from selling certain property levied upon was dissolved by Judge Baker. Charley Baumheckel, late at the Palace has taken a place at Kelly'l | Cabinet and will be on watch from Il p. m. until a. m. so that this popular resort will be kept open constantly Mir. Baumheckel has 8 host of friends in Phoenix and the valley who will be glad to call upon him in his new quar | ters.
 Architect Norton is making plans fol the two story brick building of George Perkins on Center street north of Mon roe and adjoining the lot of the W. c T. U. He is also getting up drawings of 800 brick and wood cottage for attorney J. M. Damron in the Capito addition.
 The water in the Salt River cana was yesterday heavily charged witt silt, the sign of recent abundant rai1 in the mountains. Favorable reports by the way, are received from all sidet I'of copious rains. The watershed of tn, Gila was evidently thoroughly washed last night.
 L. W. Nail who came down iron Stanton and Wickenberg yesterday re ports an abundance of rain in that sec tion. Water is running in the Has sayampa and there is about a foot 1T the Agua Fria. Many of the gulche have been swollen by sudden storm and teamstels have been delayed fo hours. Vegetation is doing we'll.
 The following transfers of real estat were yesterday entered for record Mary J. Cosner to the Double Butt Cemetery association, ne14, nw14, SC 29, twp n, r e, $100. Mesa Cooper ative association to James T. Johnson nw4, ne14, sw14, sec 27, twp l n, $500. Mary Hawley and Fannie Flaw
 ley to H. M. Johnson, south half lots
 and 6, block 29, Mesa, $150.
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