Arizona republican., 1894-06-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

JIM. Spark yesterday reopened the restaurant department of the Lemon hotel.
 Any person wishing to borrow money on warehouse receipts for wheat or barley can be accommodated by apply ing at the Phoenix National bank.
 The impending fate of "Block fl" has no terrors for c. J. Beauvais. Yesterday he purchased from J j Hodnett two lots in that devoted To- cality.
 Harry Plattner yesterday purchased from Dr. Norton two lots 1n Orchard Grove addition. He has already com menced improvements on the property and is having plans made for a hand some six room brick residence.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record : Lillian A. Sweeney and J. J. Sweeney to Dorle E. Cott, Eugene A. Keller and Fredrika Keller, tract ot land in Seger addition, $675. Jno. J. Hodnett to c. J. Beauvais, lots l and in block fl, $100.
 MT. David Schultz and Miss Maggie Holmes were married yesterday by Rev. G. L. Pearson. Both young couple are well known In town and have many friends. Mir. Schultz is foreman of the improvement company's ranch at Peoria where they will make thelr home.
 Manager Bruce Perley, of the Salt River Valley exhibit at the Midwinter fair, will close the exhibit on July l and return to Phoenix. At a late meet ing of the chamber of commerce this was decided upon and Mr. Perley was highly complimented on his successful management of the exhibit.
 E. G. Carruthers of Gila Bend yester- day filed notice of an action to estab- fish lien of $67424 against the Citrus Canal company, under law of the last legislature providing this remedy for holders of water rights against canal companies which neglect to keep their property in good condition.
 Elmer Griffith, who came down from Prescott yesterday, said that he met Prof. Ralph Lee at the mining camp of friend as he came down. His sudden and mysterious disappearance from the city last Thursday is accounted for by the fact that he met his friend just ae the latter was leaving town. Needing 1 rest and not thinking to notify any one of his departure he accepted an invitation to go to the camp.
 The young peoples social under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor so- ciety, given on the lawn of MT. and Mrs. Ferris last night, was a pleasant affair. Ice cream and cake was par. taken of and various games, conspicu- ous among which was drop the hand kerchief,' were played. Those present were Mesdames Shaw, Damron and Ferris; Miss Nellie Wilcox, Miss Della Kalfus, Miss May Williscraft, Miss Mabel Andrews, Miss Bonnie Doris, Miss Jennie Trask, Miss May McEl vain, Miss Victoria Shaw. Miss Lizzie Kalfus, Miss Bowers and Mrs. Tweed and daughter; Messrs. L. W. Coggins Robt. Garnett, E. Pascoe, Richard Damron, Lincoln, Rev. $. c. Davis, l. J. Wood and Dr. Cameron.
 The Catholic Mutual Aid and Liter ary society gave lawn social at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Fitzgerald last night that was truly enjoyable and recherche. The lawn was well illumi- hated with torches and Chinese Ian terms, which. added to the rays of the silvery moon, gave the scene peculiar ly lovely effect. Miss Fitzgerald acted as hostess, and her reception of visitors was happy indeed. Ice cream and cake were the ediDles. Charades and dane ing were the amusements. The follow ing ladies and gentlemen were present Mesdames Coyle, Murphy, Baker, Nc Carthy. Pence, Walden, Tweed, Vine yard and Andrews. Messrs. Baker Grant, Varley. Sullivan, Cox, T. Bishop H. Bishop, Phil Brannen, Walden Wiggan and Powell. Misses Nellie, Kate and Annie Walsh, Miss Varley Florence Hopkins, Miss Coyle, Angie Patricio and Quita Hutchison, Mis- Rem bert and Miss Fitzgerald.