Arizona republican., 1895-09-14

| forcibe entry and detainer suit to eject J. H. Rigdon from the possession of some land leased by the Powders. The case will be heard before justice of the peace at Glendale Monday, Kibbey and Williams appearing for the plaintiffs and Attorney Bnllard for the defense.
 The Syndicate shows undertook to work a neat dodge when they exhibited here to avoid paying city license, by putting their tents ust outside of the city limits. Marshal Clark. however, was just as smart as they, and refused to allow them to parade until $20 was forthcoming to pay for the privilege. Henry Christ of Nogales, Ariz., is re- turning from Chicago, where he formed $5,000,000 syndicate to irrigate and reclaim several hundred thousand acres in the southern part of the territory 1n the valley of the Santa Cruz river, Pima county, adjoining Mexico. There. is enough money subscribed to begin the work.
 The following real estate transactions, reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday reported for record: Fisher G. Bailey, to Jeff A. Bales, bond deed to e11a nwI sec 23 twp 1sr4e; Wm. L. Middlebrook and wife to H. B. Goold warranty deed to 10 57100 acres in sWI se14 sec 21 twp2nr3 @; terri tory of Arizona to Wm Christy, trustee, sec 29 twp 3nr2e.
 Major T. C.. Jordan yesterday filed his appointment as commissioner of immigration for Maricopa county with the board of supervisors together with copy of the opinion of the attorney general that the law under which the appointment was made is legal and the board must pay the commissioner salary. The supervisors, however, will refuse to pay the salary and the matter will probably be brought into court for adjudication.
 A competitive shooting match will take place at Tempe today between picked teams from Company c of | Tempe, Company B of Phoenix and Company E of Mesa. The ranges will be at 200 and 800 yards. The team from Company c of this city, is composed of the following: Lieut.. Coggins, Sergt. Hill. Privates Utting and Tanner. The team is composed of the best shots in the company and they will undoubtedly make good scores.
 John William Adolphus Smith was brought before the recorder yesterday, name and all, and when he announced himself the recorders speetacles fell of and landed in a cuspidor. "You are charged with drunkenness" quoth his honor, land laying down on the streets and sleeping with the aforesaid jag, therefore it is the judgment of this court that you pay $3 for that offense and an additional $2 for attempting to carry such loads as jag and that name in the city limits without license. and if your fine Is not paid you will be turned over 10 the mercy of Mine Host Hooker for five days" MT. Smith sor- rowfully promised to foot the bill and went out with the marshal.
 A wedding will take place this after noon in the sacred precincts of Justlce 1 Johnstone'S conrt. The principals in the most suspicious and solemn occa- sion will be Senor Ramon Lorez and | Senoria Susannah Hernandez. The marriage of the couple will be noted by deputy United States marshal who IS officially appointed by Mr. Edmonds, who has won fame by introducing a law that has been felt son innumerable occasions. The couple were imprudent enough to violate this most stringent l law, and the result was that they were arrested. The usual alternative was profered the couple, that of marrying or standing trial. They eagerly em braced the former, and this afternoon the justice will tie the knot so tight that the cou- pie can laugh at MT. Edmonds and bis satellites. The prospective bride ia a comedy lass of only 15 years of age.
 Lovett. Pima Indian, was on trial yesterday before Justice Johnstone for robbing 8 Papago Indian. He was found guilty and sentenced to serve thirty days in the county jail Lovett, although an aboriginie, is a swell, and the leader of fashion of his social set amongst the Pima tribe. He is regu- far dude and most fastidious dresser. His fondness for gaudy wearing apparel I is doubtless the cause of his gettin 2 into trouble. At his trial yesterday he wore a shirt of loud pattern, but scrupu- Iously neat; his neither limbs, were in- cased III trousers of dark blue, carefully pressed. His whole getup would create feeling of seriousness in the ranks oi the Broadway dudes in New York. When the judge sentenced him yester- day he requested the official to ask per. mission of the jailor to allow him to re- tain his mirror, stating that he would like to look at his handsome reflection in the glass.
 The Red Corner Is selling out very fast; If the rush keeps up for one month as it has for the last four days, they will be nearly sold out. We advise