Arizona republican., 1890-10-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

City taxes become due and payable next Monday.
 Democrats hold meeting at Cart wright tonight.
 Two trains, loaded with California fruit, passed through Maricopa, yester- day.
 A team loaded with supplies at Gold man X Company's for the Nulture Mine yesterday.
 Judge Kibbey will be in Phoenix next Monday for the purpose of hearing applications for naturalization.
 The artist who painted the sign for the Democratic Headquarters must have neglected the orthOgraphical part of his education.
 There was Democratic speaking at Cartwright last night. Among those who went from Phoenix were ex-Gov- ernor Xulick, l.. II. Chalmers, Frank Cox and w. T. Smith.
 1. N. Large and J. K. Allen came in last evening from the Castle Creek mine. The company have just com pleted the erection of a ten-stamp mill and started it to work Wednesday.
 The Supervisors yesterday allowed the bill of the Arizona Gdzeite for printing notices, in the sum of $50, allowed a number of minor accounts, and received the resignation of Reuben Baxter, Over seer of Road District No. l3.
 George Barnard yesterday received a letter from Boulder Rock, near Sacaton, saying that William Johnson had been caved in on in his mine at that place and that all efforts so far have not availed to secure his release.
 Goldman X Company had on display, yesterday, some native gold brought from Stanton, Yavapai county, and dust This is the commodity that pays and that the sand of Arizona is full of.
 NJ. E. Hurley has purchased the meat market of Clapp & McWilliams, known as the Marlow market. The shop has been neatly fitted up, and it is the in- tention of the new proprietor to keep none but the best of meats. Mr. Hur- ley is well known and will succeed with out doubt.
 A letter from the Way Up mine, on Antelope Creek, owned by Barnard S Genung, gives an encouraging report of progress in development, and states that free gold is to be found at every place in the workings. This is destined to be one of the great properties of the Southwest.
 All persons wishing a supply of Ger man carp should at once leave their acquisitions with Fish Commissioner Steains, at the Mills House. The fish car will be in this city some time during November and it is essential that the Commissioner should know how large a draft he is expected to make upon the supply.
 The Arizona Gazette Company filed a suit in the District Court yesterday against the Electric Light and Gas Com pany, of Phoenix, a corporation, to en- join the defendant from depriving plain tiff of gas lights as per certain contract made between the parties. The Gas Company claims that it's bills have not been paid and have taken out the meter attached to the premises.
 A. T. Marsh, who is experimenting the construction of the PhGnIx and Prescott toll road, came in last evening from the scene of labor. Mir. Marsh says he will have the road completed toward the latter part of next month. He has at present forty-three men at work, and will increase the force to 100 right away. The energy that has been displayed in this enterprise reflects much credit upon the projectors.
 At a special meeting of the Fire De- partment last evening committee of five, composed as follows: II. II. Me Neil, of the hook and ladder company, Joe Alexander, engine, Gus Clark, Pioneer hose, w. Scott Yucatecs, and Chief Czarnowski, were appointed to extend courtesies to the visiting com panies during fair week. Company B, First Infantry, N. G. A., were rendered the use of Firemen's Hall while the Armory is occupied by exhibitors.