Arizona republican., 1894-09-26
MIXED MATTERS.
Daily Contribution of Local
 Happenings.
DoingS in Police and Other Courts Meeting of the Racing
 Association.

Ing Guht Iuelr udDy IS SeFlOuSiy III.
 A pleasant and we'll attended social was given last night at the Baptist church by the ladies of the congrega- tion.
 The foundation for the new county jail has been completed and the work of dressing the stone trimmings was com menced yesterday.
 The Lemon hotel has changed hands again. The last transfer of ownership was made yesterday. The new proprie. tor is Chas. Trever.
 Mrs. R. A. Brown, the milliner, will next week move into one of the large handsome stores of the Gardiner block close to her present location.
 Women living in the alley Tn the rear of the adobe block opposite the Lemon house were badly frightened last night by man who rode by on horseback brandishing wildly large revolver.
 A. St. John Gaylord, of the Highland canal, was in town yesterday, reports that he and J. H. Bush have discovered and made five locations upon a rich gold bearing ledge near the canal dam.
 J. M. Damron's new house will be ready for occupancy next week. Son and daughter are already here and Mrs. Damron will arrive next week and the judge will begin to enjoy home com fort.
 Dr. A. E. Martin is having his office recarpeted, refurnished and generally reftted. It was always luxurious but will now be even more beftting the president of the Arizona medical asso. citation.
 The eighteenth birthday of Miss Annie Walsh was celebrated at the Sixth Avenue hotel on Monday evening. The affair was very pleasant one. The Mandolin club contributed to the en- joyment.
 John K. Owen, Pima Indian, who has been connected with the Indian school here left On Monday night with four students of the school for Santa Fe, N. M., to enter upon normal course. Owen was educated at Albu- querque.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: Geo. W. Shrine, E. Pomeroy and John M. Lewis to Ed. D. Boomer lots 3, 4, and 6, in block 25 Mesa. A. P. Serrano to F. P. Serrano, lot Is, block 12, Palo Alto Addition, $350.
 Suit was begun in district court yes terday by F. M. Brown against John Dennis Murphy and other heirs of the Murphy estate including J. K. Murphy, trustee, by order of the probate court, for the recovery of possession to nine lots in Murphy addition.
 A telegram was received yesterday by Randall & Davis from the brother of David J. English, whose body lies at their undertaking rooms, saying that he would start immediately for Phe- nix. No disposition will be made of the remains until his arrival.
 The new building on First street which is to be occupied by Purdy & Tomlinson's Pacific Grotto is progress sing rapidly. Foundation and floor are ready and the bricks are on the ground. The restaurant appointments will be the finest possibly obtainable.
 M. E. Hurley and A. c. Ellison leave this morning for the railroad construc- tion camp at Box Canyon. With five butcher shops, railroad and govern menE contracts, wholesale packing and shipping enterprise and a couple of ranches on his hands Mike manages to keep busy.
 The fire department has determined to solicit subscri ptiOns to raise $500 to purchase prize belt to be competed for at 8 tournament to be held here some time in the latter part of Decem- Der, The soliciting committee is con- posed of Ernest Recum, E. L. Branch and W. E. Landgrebe.
 The registration so far as reported at the county recorders office last night had reached 3,2lS. There are about 6 half dozen registering officers in different parts of the county who have not reported recently. It is believed that the total registration will fall slightly short of 4.000.
 An important meeting of the Arizona Blood Horse association will be held at the court house at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The horsemen of the valley are rapidly becoming appreciative of the benefit which we'll ordered asso- citation of this kind will confer upon the horse industry Tn the county.
 Mrs. Raymond will give an opening ball to the people of Phoenix on Mon day evening, Oct. 1. Mrs. Raymond comes here well recommended as to her ability as teacher. She has taught four years in New Mexico. She has had a large class all summer in Pres colt and gave entire satisfaction.
 Geo. Cook, Prescott jeweler, who came to Phoenix two weeks ago for his health has determined to make this his home. He will therefore return to Prescott today to make arrangement for his permanent removal to this place. MT. Cooks wife was Miss. Jean Brothers