Arizona republican., 1898-06-19
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
 erdI Local Interest.
News Of Phoenix and Tributary Re. zion. The DOings of People and Other Matters.

He Mdtter OI building DanQ-St1nd
 at the city park in Neahr's addition continues to be agitated.
 | W. T. Greenwood, a young man of twenty-six, died yesterday afternoon in the Brill addition The body has been embalmed by W. H. Smith and will be taken to Riverton, Ia., tonight by a brother of the deceased.
 l The law firm of Flannigan & Willis
 has by mutual consent of the parties been dissolved Mr. Willis remains ir the old office in the postOifice block.
 MT. Flannigan has opened an office in the Cotton block, over I;le National Bank of Arizona.
 l The movement of cattle out of the valley still continues. Bark and Cris- we'll will ship trainload to Colorado on Tuesday, and twelve carloads win leave Glendale for eastern points. Chrlsty Bros last night sent a car load sold to Captain E. A. Cutter al | Wilcox.
 There will be a farewell meeting held at the Salvation Army hall on Monday evening. A number of re- cruits will also be sworn in on that night The regular weekly holiness
 
 night will hereafter be held on We'd nesday night
 Among the documents filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday was a deed from Sylvester Goodenow and wife to s. E. Patton to lot Mo- 8 and ten feet of lot No. 6, block 80, of Phoenix. This is the property occu- pied by the Washington street theater The consideration is 5000.
 The following persons went to Pres colt last night via the S. F. P. & F.: Emma Peyton, Ada M. Peyton, J. O. | Brien, Mrs. J. B. Hamke, Mrs. M. E. Harrington and Miss Harrington Other passengers were Mrs. Lillian Vigus, going to New York, and Rev. w. K. Franklin and A. A. Silva, Los Angeles.
 ! Inquiry was made at the district clerks office yesterday regarding a question of citizenship The subject had been born in this country and af- ter arriving at manhood had moved to Canada and renounced his allegiance 70 the United States He later re-
 turned to this country and now be wants to know what his relation to the ! was an alien.
 | A meeting of the city council was
 held last night to pass the annual tax ordinance The resignation of Coun- cilman Dyer as member of the streets and alleys committee was accepted and Recorder Jobs was given leave of 1bsence for twelve days. Lincoln | Fowler presented a petition to be al
 lowed to maintain a watermelon wagon at the corner of each the city hall and court house plaza
 Final settlement was made in pro bate court yesterday in the matter of 1 the estate of Dr. W. w. Jones, and the property was ordered distributed ,mong the widow and children. It consists of S1,600 in cash and 1000 l head of cattle, amounting altogether to not less than s15,OO0. This is the es- tate which it was feared would not be able to pay all the indebtedness against lit. Final settlement was also made in the estate of William Quesenbury and an order of distribution to the widow and minor heirs was entered. Articles of incorporation of the Gladstone Mining and Development company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The in lcorporators are James McCallum, Charles s. Martin and Charles B. Nicholson. Phoenix is named as the principal place of business. There were also articles of the Tulija Coffe and Rubber company formed for the purpose of engaging in the cultivation of coffee, the growth and manufacture of sugar and the manufacture of rub Der in the republic of Mexico. The incorporators are J. H. Fox and B. K. Sweetland of Lenora, Cal; J. T. Rob- ertson, J. Carter Smith and J. B. Re- bard of Los Angeles. The capital stock. is. s50,000, divided in 800 shares. The subscribers are the incorporators and Mrs. Orrie s. Wonders of Le nora Phoenix is named as one of the places of business.
 T. J. Bryan yesterday filed suit in district court against his brother, C.. w. Bryan, asking an accounting in a cattle partnership. The complaint 5tates that the plaintiff about ten years for $500 and put them on the White Peach range in Yavapai county, It
 vas arranged that the defendant should take care of the cattle and have a half interest in them. Before he as- sumed charge of them the plaintiff paid one man S90 and to another $96 for taking care of them. He had pre-
 viously paid $25 for moving them to the range. Since the defendant had charge of the cattle the plaintiff has paid other expenses on account of the partnership amounting to $1,105. The 6of
 herd each year since 1888 cattle to the
 amount of $500, no part of which the
 plaintiff has been able to rest his eye
 on. He has been unable to obtain a report of the defendants transaction.
 He now asks the court to compel an accounting and to give him judgmen.