Arizona republican., 1890-12-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Kemp X Co. received carload of giant powder yesterday.
 There were very few passengers on yesterdays incoming train.
 Holmes, Gregory& Lindsleys lumber sales yesterday, amounted to about $l00. William Sears is having a neat cot tage built on the Cave Creek road, near the city.
 Don't fail to attend the Indian school meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms this evening.
 0. D. Doris has let contract to Phillips X Corlette for the erection of a cottage to cost abou S3500.
 One of William Zents' large teams ran away yesterday evening. They were caught in Burgers corral without having done much damage.
 The Society of Arizona Pioneers have issued invitations for an annual meet ing, to be held at the old Masonic Hall, at Tucson, on Monday evening, Decem- Der 29. Preparations are being made at Ha- qua Hala to burn large brick kiln. | Phelps X Hamilton will take enough of them to construct large building for their store,
 has an order from the San Bernardino, California, Street Railway Company for three carloads of hay, which he will for ward as soon as he gets cars.
 Martin Gould, who has been freight ing for the Jerome Copper Company in Yavapai County, arrived yesterday with his 20-mule team. As his animals are pretty we'll run down, he will put them on pasture here till spring.
 There will be an important meeting of the Fruit Growers Association next Sat urday at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Everybody interested in fruit culture and the advancement of the valley are invited to attend.
 Officers Boyd and Briggs arrested an insane man Sunday who has been work ing for Charles Mullen ct his ranch at Tempe. The man is about 40 years of age and is at times violent. He was committed to the Asylum yesterday.
 There will be meeting of citizens this evening at o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss the ques- ton of donating tract of land to the Government for the establishment of an Indian industrial school. Everybody should attend.
 The Board of Supervisors met yester- day. Claims were allowed J. s. Wat son, John w. Miller and J. l.. Dunn for killing wild animals. It was ordered that W. B. Jones, an indigent, be given $5 in goods for his maintenance. Ad- journment was taken until 10 a. m. to- day.
 The Merchants Carnival will open to- morrow night at the Opera House. A score of young ladies under the direc- ton of Mrs. Hollenbeck have been practicing for week or two the exer- cises intended to be gone through with and it will doubtless be well worth at tending.
 The City Council held meeting last night and appropriated $l35 for the building of culverts and other neces- sary Improvements on Washington street to the Capitol addition. The Street Committee were instructed to oversee the matter and to begin work immediately.
 In pursuance of the action of the Dis trict Temperance Lodge, which met last week, complaints were made and war rants issued yesterday for the arrest of those keeping their places of business open on Sunday, in violation of the Sun day Rest Law. There are said to be about thirty-fve on the list who will be served today to appear for trial in Jus tice Sherman's Court.
 The United States Grand Jury re- turned indictments yesterday against Conrad Asterlok and Emelin Gomaz for unlawful cohabitation. Asterlok plead guilty and was sentenced to serve forty days in the county jail. Alonzo Salazar was indicted for selling liquor to h. dians. He was arrested two or three weeks ago and brought over from the | San Carlos reservation.