Arizona republican., 1894-08-16
reach here today and the business of
equalizing assessments will be begun.
LOCAL BRIEFS.


DR.. Norton yesterday moved out Of
the rooms in the Young block which he
has SO long occupied. They will be
taken by DIR. Kirby.
Painters and paperhangers have made
the interior of the Ivy Green restaurant
more inviting than ever. The dining
room has been thoroughly renovated.
There is no sense in paying full price
for railroad ticket when one can travel
surely and legltimately upon one bought
of the Drachman agency at reduced
rate.
Mrs. Rebecca Howard was notified
that her application for pension made
four years ago had been granted with
back pay since 1890 at the rate of $l2 a
month.
P. s. McNulty a young gentleman
lately arrived from Boston was seized
with fainting spell last night on the
sidewalk in front OF the Fleming block.
Mr.. McNulty has been in i'll health for
several days.
! For Sale-Bargain. Pleasant busi-
ness for lady orainvalid; established
and in paying order; small capital re-
quired; owner leaving city. Call at
Circulating Library. First avenue and
Jefferson street.
An insane man, name unknown, was
brought down handcuffed from Mesa
yesterday afternoon by one of Fisher s
stage drivers. He will be examined
today by Probate Judge Jordan as to
his mental condition.
There was no eastern mail yesterday.
The west bound Southern Pacific was
delayed by an extensive washout near
Dragon summit. The Maricopa &
Phoenix waited at Maricopa until
O'Clock yesterday morning for the ar
rival of the train. The washout was
not repaired until late yesterday after
noon.
Notice of location of the Key Stone
Mining claim in the Superstition dis
trict was filed yesterday by D. w.
Brook, P. J. billiard, W. L. VanHorn
and Steve Bailey. Notice was also filed
of the location of the Quien Sabe claim
in the Cave Creek district by Godfrey
Powers, G. W. Collins and Seth Phil
brook.
James Reymert, Jr. of Florence, and
Miss Jesusita Arbiza were married on
Tuesday night at the residence of the
BRIDES parents. The ceremony was
performed by Judge Jordan. The
groom is a lawyer and merchant of
Florence and son of James Reymert,
owner of the famous Reymert mine in
Pinal county.
Block Al is without municipal police
| or o1n oft
Gil yesterday afternoon it was deter
mined to abolish the Office of night
policeman for that district. The reason
given is that from one to three con-
stables or deputy consta bles are in the
vicinity during the period from night
fall until after midnight.
Record was made yesterday of United
States patents issued to G.. B. Norton
and Anna L. Jobs, the former to sec. 6,
tp. 2 g., r. 5 e., the latter to sec. of the
same range and township. Deeds were
also recorded transferring to each of
the patentees thirty-two water rights
in the Consolidated canal. The consid-
Grafton in each deed is $6, 400.
G. M. Frazier. the attorney, filed the
papers yesterday in three important
suits against Fl. A. w. Tabor, the
former millionaire mine owner and
senator of Colorado. Mr.. Frazier's
clients are eastern banks who hold the
ex-senator's obligations for large sums.
Attorney Frazier is recent arrival in
Phoenix, but already enjoys lucrative
line of practice.
M. E. Hurley has returned from a
triv, TO In Lo al
a contract to supply the meat used by
the men employed in the building of
the north and south road. He will be-
gin furnishing meat under the contract
September L, and will continue until
the road reaches Phoenix. About 1000
pounds per day is required. This
money is, of course, circulated in the
valley.
A short meeting of the city council
was held yesterday afternoon to award
the contract for lighting the city. 1t
was awarded to the Phoenix Light and
Power company which submitted three
proposals. The contract includes
thirty arc lights at 81 each per month
and covers a period of three years.
| This is said to be the lowest rate per
! iiS ho CNOi ObooihOO ny Ill
west of the Rocky Mountains.
The following transfers of real estate
were filed yesterday: John T. Dennis
and wife to Marcus Jacobs, lot and
part of lot 4, in block city. $1,000;
Chas. Peterson and wife to F. M. Yer.
non, 20 acres in sw14 sec "a twp | n, 7
e., $666.35; J. W. Bond and wife to
f. M. Vernon, e1a nw4 ne4 sec 81,
twp H., r. 5 e, 81 800; f. M. and M. W.
Vernon to Robert q. Banta, 20 acres in
sw4 sec "a twp T., r. e, $3.50.
A pleasant surprise party was given
to Miss Quita Hutchinson at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Burger on
Tuesday night. The music was
furnished by the Peralta Orchestra and
the refreshments were delicious and
abundant. Dancing constituted the
principal feature OF the party. The
guests were Misses Quita Hutchinson
Ida Rembert, R. Rem bert, Mary Nor
rill, Josie Stewart, Maud Nichols, Ina
Davis, Allie Brawley, Elise Bicknell,
Rosa Higgins. Eva Bicknell, Floy Kurtz,
Margaret Kahrs, Lizzie Burger, Ida Nc
Cullough; Messrs. John Burger, Fred
Branch, Will Sutherland, Harry Buck
ley, Henry Kahrs, N Belden, Ed Coffee,
Frank Mccullough, Joe Bowyer, George
Kahrs, Harry Parker, Warren Tracy,
GoOrpn Stomort Tohp Mooro