Arizona republican., 1894-06-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

There was pleasant party last night at the residence of General and Mrs Clark Churchill.
 1 4 young man can make himself very agreeable to young lady by treating her to ice cream at Phoenix park. l Articles of incor poration of the Will. jams (Ariz.) Opera House company were filed yesterday at the office of the secretary of the territory.
 THE REPUBLICAN office is under obliga. tions to MT. W. c. Deputy for gener. ous supply of early peaches from his fs4it ranch. They are of excellent size flavor.
 The display of plums, cherries, ber- ries, peaches and other home fruits out. side of Clay Leonard's place is so tempt ing and attractive as to excite general comment.
 Fireworks at the Phoenix park on the night of the glorious Fourth are assured Merchants have contributed literally to defrav the expenses. B. N. Pratt, ably seconded by Park Manager Demers, will attend to the details.
 Notice of location Of the following mining claims by P. F. billiard, w. L. VanHorn and S. M. Bailey, in the Superstition district were filed vester. day: Cleopatra No. l, Cleopatra No. 2, Homestead No. l, Homestead No. 2.
 The young men of the Propylaeum association who propose to build an amusement and dancing hall with stone front on the lot between A. Redewill'e present residence and the corner of Third avenue were about yesterday soliciting subscriptions to stock and met with considerable success in secur- ing the names of many leading business men.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record Mrs. c. H. Hollenbeck and Jerome Hollenbeck to Ethel Edmunds, part of lot 43, Orchard Grove addition, $450 Andrew P. Serreno to Joseph Roletto, lot 15, block 2, Palo Alto addition, $50. John s. Chadwick and wife to Corydan c. Merriam, sw ne Ii and n 1155, SC 1l, sec l, twp l n, T 4 e, containing 400 acres with five water rights, $l1 ,0O0.
 An attempt WAS made yesterday morning to collect the 5000 judgment given the General Electric company agalnst the Phoenix Light and Power company. Execution had been with. held pending a possible compromise. Yesterday morning Under Sheriff King, accompanied by H. Ohnick, went to the power house and disconnected a new dynamo and switch board against the protests of the employees who had the machinery running at full blast. He put J. L. Davenport in charge of the detached and 'attached" machinery A temporary arrangement was made between the legal representatives of the two companies so that light beamed as usual last night according to the Phila. delphia schedule.
 l Yesterday was Mrs. Winthrop Sears 1 birthday. The T. G. s. 'gang" rustled their mandolins and other instruments about 9 80 last night and with stealthy movements approached the residence o MT. Sears and broke loose on a series o musical selections that startled the l inmates, who instinctively grabbed | partners and began to execute the graceful movements of a dreamy waltz MT. Sears invited the ''gang" in i1 order to partake of refreshments, etc Lemonade was served, however, anG thereby "hangs a tale." One of the gang, who plays mandolin. said: 'l am going to give you toast I heard the other night, butt guess I won't The reason he didn't give the toast wal he happened to glance along the fence fronting the house and observed that
 pair of beautiful eyes were centered or his pale cast of countenance that made him tremble. The lady, was equal tt the occasion, as in a musical tone O voice said: Permit me to retire" etc The serenader proceeded to drink hi lemonade.