Arizona republican., 1890-10-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Three carloads of cattle left this morE- ing for California, consigned to Garnies X Company, of san Barnardino.
 The District Clerks office has been improved by new counter with par titions und CT for the Court records.
 A carload of machinery for II. F. Kemp X Co.,, and carload of potatoes for Goldman X Co.,, arrived yesterday.
 II. Steiglitz has reGstablished himself in Ph9niX in the practice of law. He will have his office with Cox X Williams.
 Councilman Barry and City Engineer Breckenridge are at work upon plans for city sewer system, for presentation to the Council.
 A gold, stone-studded earring was found at the Fair grounds yesterday and will be returned to it's owner at TIE RE PUBLICAN office.
 Two prisoners in the city jail, who re- fused to labor on the streets, are being dieted on bread and water, as provided by ordinance No. 100.
 w. c. Deputy presented TIE REPUB- LICAN office yesterday with three fine watermelons, the product of his ranch about nine miles from town.
 Some very pretty specimens of native gold, in all of the value of S2l0, from Weaver district, were shipped to the mint by Goldman X Company, yester- day.
 Tom and Alexis Cline are in the city from Tonto Basin. They state that the fall round up begins in a few days at the mouth of Tonto creek and will work up toward the Rim.
 c. NJ. Huelett got the oyster supper at Doris on the bean guess at the hall. He guessed 2700, within 100 of the cor rect number. The highest guess was 6,OO0,OO0 and the lowest 200.
 Services at the NJ. E. church on Washington street today will be as fol- lows: Sabbath school at 930 a. m. Preaching at II a. m. and 80 p. m. by Rev. C. F. Spray. Class meeting at l2:O0 Tn.
 The city, under the diligent super vision of Marshal Blankenship, has been undergoing thorough cleaning. In two weeks, the marshal says he will in- vite the inspection of the public to the condition of the town.
 I P. and w. A. Daggs and l.. F. Higgins left last Thursday for Phoenix where they will spend the winter. They also took with them some 5O,0OO sheep which will be taken to their winter range.
 First Baptist church, F. D. Rickerson, pastor. sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preaching at II 200 a. m. and 80 D. m. Morning topic, "Working and Fighting for Peace" Evening topic, Fraud and Unfaithiulness in Married Life." All are welcome.
 Before long the City Hall will be il- lumined by electricity and the street lamps furnish light from incandescent globes instead of gas jets. Arrangements for these improvements are now under way between the city officials and the electric light company. Phoenix will soon enjoy the credit of being one of the few cities of the Union whose streets are lighted by incandescent lamps.
 F. A. Gulley, agent for the Agri- cultural Department, who has been in Phoenix several days looking up suita- ble location for an experimental station left yesterday morning for Tucson. Mir. Gulley has seen number of desirable tracts and has submitted to the Depart ment propositions for their purchase. He will return in about ten days when the Agency will probably be established There is suggestion that the projected Indian school and the experimental station be consolidated upon one tract of land, for mutual benefit, and the idea has met with warm approval.