Arizona republican., 1894-10-09
MINOR MENTION.
Yesterdays Array of Brief InCi-
 dents.
Marriage Of Henry Adams at SCran- ton, Pa.-A New Corporatlon-The
 SImmS Divorce Suit.

MT. and Mrs. Harry Plattner have moved into their handsome new cottage in Orchard grove.
 Water will be shut off on West Wash ington street this morning during re- pairs in the water main.
 Ed. L. Branch yesterday purchased the cigar store of N. J. Hlll next door to McNulty's grocery store.
 The ladies of M E. church south are expecting to give one of their big an- nual dinners on election day.
 warranty deed from H. Dobson and wife to D. M. Purman to lot 13 in block s, Irvine addition. was filed yesterday.
 The lady at the Mahoney building from whose abdomen Drs. Philp, Dam. eron, Grasser ard Hughes removed the cancer last Wednesday is reported as doing nicely.
 Notice of location of the War Eagle and Sycamore mining claims were filed yesterday by A. Steinegger, Ramon Palloris and V. Parro, on Sycamore creek in Round valley.
 The Lamson College Literary society will meet Tuesday evening, Oct. g, 1894, in the new society hall at the new Lam- son academy and business college. A good program will be rendered.
 C.J. Dyer this morning received some very nice blue prints ot Phoenix and additions. They will be valuable to the business men and real estate men of Phoenix for reference.
 Those who attend the afternoon tea of the ladies of the Trinity Guild, which will be given tomorrow at the residence of Mrs. H. H. McNeil, 845 West Van Buren street are sure of r leasant time.
 Sanchez, the man arrested by Consta- ble Porterie on Saturday night for stealing a horse from another Mexican, was arraigned before Justice Kincaid yesterday morning. His hearing was set for 10 o'clock this morning.
 Articles of incorporation of the Golden Treasure Mining and Milling company were filed yesterday by P. D. Barnhart, Henry c. Longmore and George Johnson. The capital stock is $50O,000. Other mem bers of the con- pany are w. D. Hills and J. W. Marris.
 Suit for divorce was brought yester- day by Col. J. T. Simms against his wife Hannah T. Simms. The ground alleged is abandonment. The petition also recites that there has already been division of property and that nothing is held in common.
 The brick walls of J. W. Walkers new two-story residence building on North Second avenue, were completed yesterday and work will be begun on the two other residences with which MT. Walker intends to improve his ex- tensive real estate possessions in that neigh borhood.
 The lately elected boards of trustees and deacons of the First Avenue Bap- tist church met last night for organiza- tion for the present church year. The trustees are P. T. Burtis, P. L. Kay, A. c. Trask, A. NJ. Futile and c. D. Dorris The deacons B. T. Gillett, L. D. Cog gins, Richard Garnett. Wm. Cavness and Frank McFall. Robert Garnett was elected church clerk, B. T. Gillett, Sunday school superintendent and H. G. Feeking, assistant uperintendent.
 Mai J. W. Evans yesterday received wedding card announcing the mar riage at Scranton, Pa., on Oct. 3, of Harry Walton Adams to Margaret, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pierce B. Findley. MT. Adams is proprietor of the famous Adams vineyards. He left Phoenix early in July to recuperate from the effect of violent attack of fever. He will shortly return to the valley with his bride. His marriage surprises his most intimate friends here who had come to regard him as confirmed bachelor.