Arizona republican., 1894-09-21
LOCAL MELANGE.
HeadIeSS and UnCIaSSified City
 and County News.
Wanted at Goldfield for Variety of OffenSeS-DiSagree In the
 Maria Gilmore Case.

The body of Thomas Cochran was shipped last night by Randall & Davis to Jacksonville, Ill.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Law and Order league will be held at the Y. M. c. A. rooms tonight.
 John Hickey has moved his office from the Western Investment Bank building to the office of R. E. Long.
 E. N Pratt yesterday sold 10 J. Ru- benstein, for $2OO, lot 20, block 8, in the Capitol addition. This is improved property.
 Secrist and Bostwick, the lately re- turned Grand Canyon explorers, will, abstract office.
 Lund, the druggist in the Gardiner block, is improving the appearance of his place by putting up handsome street signs.
 MT. Ellison, an agent for Lantry & Sons, north and south railroad contract ors, came down yesterday to purchase supplies for the grading camp.
 Mrs. lone Allen, daughter of D. W. Sparks, has decided to teach music the coming winter, and has opened studio for that purpose at Lamson's business college.
 Doc Goodwin was last week in Detroit with highly popular wild west com bination. A Phoenix friend who met him says he is as steady as clock and making big money.
 There was general meeting of the fire department last night for monthly practice. The boys are taking greater .-k kLav, khn Ia~o ortp 0y,f and their work shows it.
 Tom Simms and Chas. Gray, who have just finished a one year sentence at Yuma, returned to Phoenix vester- day. Simms was sent up for burglary and Gray for hog stealing.
 Notice of claim of lien for S, ,666 63 upon the property of the South Gila Canal company was filed yesterday by Benjamin s. Church of New Jersey. The claim is for construction work on the dam.
 George Haggerty, the stage man. re- turned yesterday from trip to Wick enburg, bringing Mrs. Whiteside and the five children of Ben Butler, who have been spending their vacation in that vicinity.
 The Methodist Episcopal church and Sunday school gave pleasant picnic at the park yesterday. If all the children that attended are regular members of . the M. E. Sunday school it is the big gest one in Arizona.
 The trial of Geo. Mcdonald for dis turbing the peace of Mrs. J. W. Lam- bert was held yesterday morning be- fore Recorder Schwartz. The defend ant was convicted and fined $15. He gave notice of appeal to the district court.
 At the ranch of the Improvement company at Glendale where 100 acres are planted with almond trees, 8 force was busy yesterday shucking the tooth some nuts. Many of the young trees already yield from seven to ten pounds of almonds.
 The funeral of Mrs. M. s. Layson, who died on Wednesday of consump- ton, took place yesterday from the conducted by Rev. Preston Mckinney. Three motherless children are left to the care of the sorrowing father.
 Workmen are laying 8 cement side walk in front of the residence property of A. Redewill on West Washington street. MT. Redewill is the first prop erty owner, west of the postoffice, to re- spond to the city's proposition to ex- tend this much needed improvement to Seventh avenue.
 At least one of the Phenlx gentle men who has spent the summer ang- ling for eastern capital has been suc- cessful. Through his efforts half a million will be brought here to be de- voted to the development of an enter. prise, the particulars of which will be given in few days.
 The family of H. s. Dawson, the Fleming block hardware dealer, con- sisting of wife and three children, ac- companied by his partner, William Fish, arrived yesterday from Leadville, Col. MT. Dawson has home ready for them on Washington street short distance east of the capitol grounds.
 The parochial schools for the Mexican children, under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy, have been undergoing repairs and improvements and will open Monday. September 24. These are entirely separate from the convent school, which opened September 1( with very satisfactory attendance.
 The following instruments were yes- terday entered in the recorders office Warranty deed from John S. Deats and wife to Walter Bennett, lot 3, block 2 Seger's addition, $500. A bargain and sale deed from H. s. Searle and wife to A. L. Fisher, lot 19, block "R,' University addition; patent to J. A R. Irvine to se114, sec 13, tp n, r l W
 The would-be marksmen who are mem bers of Company B will hereafter be obliged to change their target prac tice from any day in the week to Sun days alone. or else get 8 new range