Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

1.-The crew of the dredger at work on the Maricopa canal was in town vester- [ daS, pay day. The canal company is wiJening the Maricopa to twenty-f, e feA and is constructing an elegant eway, which will be one Of the most a activA in the valley, along the en- tie southern bank.
 Real estate transfers filed with the recorder yesterday were o. A. Turney to c. A. Turney. lots g, 10 and II. block 4, Churchill addition, and 6Ox15O feet in Balsz addition, $4.200. Claude T.. Adams and wife to A. B. Chenowith, lot 13, Adams sub, division of sw Ii, sec 15, tp 2 n, r 3 e, SIC.
 The Maricopa club gave it's semi monthly whist party Thursday evening. Miss Cochran, sister of Mrs. A. J. Sampson won the ladies' prize. beau tifullv engraved silver spoon, and Richard J. Hambrook won the gentle mems prize, fine leather card case with cards counters, etc. The whist parlors are becoming very popular, twenty couples being present.
 Tickets for the Remenyi concerts were placed on sale today at the music stores of A. Redewill and the Phoenix Music company. also at Eschman's and Keefer's drug stores. Reserved seats may be secured at Dr. keefer's on Mon day and Tuesday without extra charge. Even at this early date there is 8 lively demand for seats and Dr. Keefer turned fully forty away yesterday be- fore the tickets were received.
 A The Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix came in last night with twenty-five passengers and several cars of mer- chandise of almost every conceiva ble variety. On account of the length of the train and the absence yet of suffi- cient switching facilities the passengers were compelled to get off at the Wash ington street crossing. A regular pas- senger service will be established next Monday.
 Prof. G. W. E. Hill of Iowa, has been engaged by the grand lodge of Good Templars for a three months lecture tour in the interests of the order and will enter upon his work at Stafford on the 18th. After visiting all points of impol tance in the southeast he will come on to Phoenix and spend about three weeks in the valley. He is brilliant orator and one of the most successful organizers in the order.
 A reporter talked with several of the leading musicians of Phoenix yesterday about Remtnyi and all endorsed him in the most unqualified terms. Prof. F. W. Reid, MT. F. D. Davidson, MT. A. Redewill, Mrs. E. M. Depew and others who have heard him were unani. nous in the opinion that he is without a rival as a violinist today. They are all competent judges and the people are safe in accepting their opinions.
 Manager Magnus Tait of the I'm provement company's orchard at Glendale, was in the city yesterday He says the almond orchard of 100 acres is mass of white blooms. And MT. Tait is willing to furnish a pointer to cultivators of fruit trees. He has withdrawn irrigation from the orchard, for he says with copious and injudicous irrigation all the blooms would be so prematurely cast down that the entire crou would be ruined. Whatever
 
 would be true of any other class of de- ciduous trees in the valley.
 The production of "Amorita" by the Calhoun Opera Company at the opera house will be the important event of the theatrical season. This opera en- joved long run in New York. in fact, nearly whole season. having been put on at the Casino early in the fall and running through the spring. The mem bers of the company are artists who have been prominent in the operatic world, and their com hined efforts will undoubtedly result in a noteworthy production. The costumes and proper ties are of the most expensive kind and greatly superior to that which is usually seen with most operatic companies.
 The lest Warman lecture is tonight. The subject is physical training and care of the body. Mr. Warman will tell how to obtain an all-round develop ment how to establish a friendly rela- tionship between the heart, stomach and liver; how to renew your youth; how to grow old gracefully; how never to become bent or rigid how to retain your supplenese; how to prevent and remove undue obesity; how 10 avoid be- coming tired /; how to stand and walk; how to breath how to go up and down stairs without fatigue or injury; how to go to sleep in two minutes; how to run without running; how to avoid catch ing cold-or the cold catching you; how and when to bathe; how to avoid being i'll what to avoid if you desire to attain the highest results mentally, morally and physically. He will con clude the lecture with his beautiful and original Indian club exercise, Gin cos tume). Tickets on sale at Keefer's.