Arizona republican., 1890-08-09
LOCAL BREyITIES.
Odd Fellows meet this evening.
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Ouu felloWs meet thls evening.
 Mrs Hartman is about to add to her lodging house second story.
 Eschman has added two live and vicious tarantulas to his collection of curiosities.
 The Sore-Eye Club holds special meeting this evening. Work in the second degree.
 Cattlemen from the ranges north of Phoenix state that the cattle are in very good condition. The rains have brought out the six-weeks and bunch grass and feed for the fall and winter is assured.
 A Connecticut man writes to Governor Woltley suggesting that the people of the Territory meet at the school houses on October l and contribute five cents per capita toward the erection in Washing ton of monument to General Grant.
 Major Evans had an inquiry by the last mail from Riverside asking Chow many peaches and Muscat grapes and what price could be had here" Those who feel like answering should report at hls office in the Porter building.
 The County Recorder now has upon his list the names of 6l5 voters. Justice Richards has l60, not turned in, and Justice sherman l06 Altogether, on August s, there are about SSl votes registered, out of total of nearly 1000.
 C. A. Luke has sued, in the District Court, Hiel Hale to quiet title to cer- tain damsite and canal route on the Gila river above Agua Caliente. Plaintiff claims to have established his right in the premises, and that subsequently, to his appropriation defendant did enter upon and seize the same. Wherefore, a perpetual injunction is prayed against defendant.
 At a meeting of the militia company Thursday evening the Committee on Constitution and Bylaws reported a constitution, which was adopted. The bylaws will be ready by next meeting. The constitution was drafted under competent legal advice, has been sub mitted to the Governor and approved and is said to be a stringent and com prehensve document.
 Ava A. Adee, Acting Secretary of State, has notified Governor Wolfley that he has, from the Mexican Minister at Washington, information "that, as far as the State of Sonora is concerned, the authorities there have not prevented the return to United States territory of cattle which had strayed into Mexico. |" This has already been shown to be the case, by the return, by permission of Mexican customs officials, of trespassing cattle from Cochise county.
 The National Prison Association will hold its twentieth convention in Gin cinnati, September 25 to October 1, inclusive The Secretary of the Asso- citation, Fred. II. Wins, writes Governor Wolfiey asking that representatives from Arizona be appointed. There may be sever al of Arizona's citizens interested in prison reform. Such persons may be properly accredited to the convention upon application to the Governor.
 The tram was several hours late yes- terday afternoon, having waited at Mar icopa for the train from Tucson. Five sections came in from Tucson, but nothing from beyond that point. A washout Is reported seven miles east of Tucson, and number of others around Benson. The track at Picacho has been roughly cribbed up with ties, but can be passed over. The California train was on time, with the track in fair condition. 1t is understood that the track between Benson and Tucson will be temporarily fixed tomorrow, and that through trains from the East may be then expected.