Arizona republican., 1894-11-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Trans
 actions.
Jack Collins Entertains Policemen and Constables-SaIvation
 Army Matters.

Window glass at Talbot X Hubbard's.
 Undersheriff Frank King went to Nogales last night on private busin ess.
 Governor Hughes left last night for for Tucson. He will return to the city next Monday.
 Why take the trouble to get up Thanksgiving dinner when you can get @ nice turkey dinner at the Creamery?
 Notarial commissions were issued yesterday to Gustave Becker, Springer vile, Apache county, and J. H, Car penter, Yuma.
 T. J. Tiask, who has been ill for sev- eral months is gradually growing weaker and his friends are becoming very much alarmed.
 A man named Crowley, committed by Justlce Austin of Tempe for a mis- demeanor, was brought over to the county jail yesterday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Plattner moved yesterday from their late residence in Churchills addition to Orchard Grove. D. H. Smith has moved into the house vacated by them.
 Some of the men who have been en-
  canon came in last night. They say the work is all done and that most of the men will come to Phoenix today.
 George T. Irwin has dropped the yard stick and shears so long employed by him at the Bee Hive, and has become knight of the diamond stud and time table. He is now day clerk at the Commercial.
 Several of the Washington street merchants have already begun to com. ply with the marshals notification in the matter of street signs and are either removing or are placing them in positions so that they will conform to the ordinance.
 Alexander McPherson, aged 34, a recent arrival from Oregon, died yester- day afternoon of consumption. The funeral, conducted by Randall & Davis under the direction of the local Masonic lodge, will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the undertaking par lors.
 Sam Goodman and wife while on their way to New York were arrested by telegram informing them that the gentleman in charge of MT. Goodman's business had left suddenly to start in business for himself. MT. and Mrs. Goodman's trip has been cruelty nipped and they are back at their old post.
 A new contract was let yesterday by Kittredge, Hedges & Dobbins for grad ing and leveling the streets and lots of the Montgo nery addition. An im- mense amount of work has already been done there in the blowing of streets and removal of old trees and stumps. A number of good sales are already recorded.
 Even the so called desert of Arizona blossoms as the rose. Yesterday MT. J. Kraber was driving party of friends from the north about the valley. On 8 sandy waste they discovered bunch of the most beautiful roses. The red was of the richest possible hue and the leaves in which they were set were of a dark glossy green.
 The eiectment proceedings by c. F. Ainsworth against Chas. Treber. the late lessee of the Lemon hotel, were concluded yesterday under an order by Justice Johnstone and Treber was busted for the non-payment of rent. There was dispute between the par ties concerning the amount of rent which had been paid or rather upon the period covered by it.
 Four hobos were before Recorder Schwartz yesterday. As badly as the chain gang is in need of endorsements the recorder thought it bad policy to gather recruits from this class of of lenders. He therefore offered them an inducement to migrate with great sud- denness. Within five minutes the quartet was presumably outside the city limits headed for Tucson.
 The proprietor of faro table speak ing of the profits of his game last night said he would be willing to pay $500 to anyone who would guarantee it to pay expenses until January. The expense aside from rent and license is about SPA day. Soon after that date it is expected the annual harvest will set in, but the season will not reach its height until the legislature convenes.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Jas. T. Simms to R. H. Faulkner, lot 5, block 2, Simms' addition, $1,0O0 Rosana Green and W. E. Green to Henry Carstenar, ne14, swI sec 13, tp n, 2 e. $2,OO0 F. M. Mognett and wife to J. W. Bol ton, lot 1, block IS, Churchill's addi tion, $500. The Arizona Improvement company to J. W. Bolton, quit claim tt the same.
 There is renewed activity in Salva tion Army circles in the valley. Staf Captain Mcintyre will arrive from Los Angeles on Saturday morning and rous ing meetings will be held here on Sat urday and Sunday nights. Word is be ing sent to all soldiers who can b' reached to come in on Saturday. It i probable that during Captain McIn tyres visit a corps will be organized at Tempe. Preparation has alread!
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