Arizona republican., 1891-03-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Board of Supervisors will meet at 10 A. Nj. tomorrow.
 A short evening session was held in the House last night.
 The Mcdowell rodeo will begin March 20, at the mouth of Camp creek.
 The Fruit Growers had an interesting meeting at the Court House yesterday afternoon.
 A number of stockmen are in Phoenix getting supplies and hiring men for the spring rodeo.
 Six mules were sold at auction yester- day at the Dublin corral. Goldman X Co. bought them.
 Four hundred head of beef cattle will be taken to Gila Bend next week and shipped to California.
 There will be no meeting of the Free Thought Society today, owing to illness of the lecturer, Mrs. Hawkins.
 District Court has taken recess till the first Monday in April, when Judge Gooding will assume the duties.
 The bees at the different apiaries have begun to swarm and the work of the beeman has commenced for the season.
 A. Hunsaker has put his stock that he had on the Mcdowell route, on to the Maricopa line, to help Contractor Reed out.
 A new gold strike in the Phomosa district, thirty miles west of Haqua Hala, is reported. James Bacon is the discoverer.
 Annie A. Pritt has received her final receipt from the land office for the southeast ] of section 35, township l north, of range east.
 The House yesterday devoted the larger part of the afternoon session as committee of the whole amending the village incorporation bill.
 Several men were in from the canal camp last night having good time, and three of them were run in by Marshal Blankenship before o'clock.
 D. Turner shipped a large consign- ment of peach trees to San Bernardino, Cal, by express yesterday. Something like sending coals to New Castle.
 E. Gang has the gravel hauled to put in fifty feet of cement and gravel side walk in front of his property on Wash ington street, oposite the City Hall.
 John Pierce, who shot McNamara, was locked up yesterday in default of $500 bail to appear before Justice Huson March 26 for further examina- tion.
 A deed from Dora Bohmer and Cora Bohmer to Mary Limbrock for lots 22 and 2i, block l5, North Grand avenue, was filed with the Recorder yesterday. The consideration is $50.
 The contract for hauling the ore. to the mill from the mine in the Whipsaw gulch has been let to w. A. Bondurant and he will put one of his teams to work at it next week. The mill will start up as soon as his teams return.
 Charles Chambers will load his eight mule team and twenty-one pack mules tomorrow for the Tiger mine in Brad shaw district. Part of the road is very rough and he'will take his load from the wagon over that part on his pack mules.
 The Council chamber was crowded, last night, till there was hardly standing room, with visitors to hear the Woman's Rights bill discussed. A great many ladies were out and were somewhat dis appointed when it was postponed till next Tuesday.
 J. D. Hobson and w. l.. Serrine came down from Mesa yesterday, to take up fifteen wheel scrapers for Doctor Chand- Ter, to be used on the Mesa canal. Work is progressing rapidly on this canal and water will be running through in a short time.
 The Beekeepers met yesterday after noon at the Court House, and discus sion was had on queen bee raising, led by J. Webster Johnson and participated in by nearly all present. The next meeting will be held on the third Sat urday in April.
 w. A. Bondurant brought in from his placer digging, on Humbug creek, sl5O worth of gold dust from ten days run with four men. He says they had out enough gravel for several days run when he left, and that prospected much bet ter than that already run through.
 A team loaded with 12,OO0 pounds of concentrates arrived yesterday from the Crowned King mill, and one load of 10,- 900 pounds will arrive today. There will be no more concentrates sent to Phoenix until the Maricopa & Phoenix ,. kl.-