Arizona republican., 1891-04-17
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Knights of Pythias meet tonight.
Democratic primaries tomorrow.

Democratic primaries tomorrow.
 Democratic meeting at the Court House at 2 P. NJ. today.
 Al. Wormell IS making Improvements on his house east of Phoenix.
 B. Heyman is making improvements on his store on Washington street.
 A small boy and a young badger at- tracted considerable attention on the streets yesterday.
 Tobeo Comargo was given ten days in the County Jail yesterday, by Justice Huson, for assault with deadly weapon.
 The stores of Goldman & Co. were closed yesterday during the funeral ser vices of Mrs. N. Levy in San Francisco.
 Frank Johnson was tried yesterday before Justice Huson for obstructing the public road with dead horse. He was acquitted.
 In the county warrant expense fund case, District Attorney Cox answered for the Super visors, and plaintiff was given until today to reply.
 A load of supplies were sent to TontO Basin yesterday for the Seven Cross Cat. tie Company. The goods will be packed in on burros from Fort Mcdowell. John Beck brought several handsome bouquets to town yesterday, from his garden in Montgomery's addition. Mir. Beck has a large garden of all varieties of flowers.
 Aaancher yesterday brought to town lar h,,plla nf ,,.hAat l,ft ( ,,,l, Colonel Poston. It was fully headed oul and some of the stems were five and q half feet long.
 See Lin, Look Flaw and Cum Gee were arrested yesterday on complaint oi Road Overseer J. P. Moffat, for flooding the road near Hosea Greenhaw's ranch, on the old MaricOpa road. Their trial was set for Saturday, at t2P.M.
 The contract for building the Rhodes cheese factory on Grand avenue has been let. The building is to be 26 feet by 60, with double roof, similar to those used on the Southern Pacific rail- road buildings. A cellar four feet deep is about completed.
 The subject of Elder Herring's sermon tonight at the Christian Church will be Household Conversions" A cordial invitation is extended to all to hear him. There will be no services on Saturday night. On Sunday he will hold regular services at Il A. NJ. and :3JP.M.
 C.. II. Knapp has been appointed Clerk of the District Court and Clerk oI the United States Court by Judge Good ing, and yesterday filed his bonds in the sum of s5JOO in each court, which were approved by the Judge. He has ten dered his resignation as clerk of the Board of Asylum Directors, to take effect when his successor is appointed.
 The Asylum Board met yesterday afternoon and considered the plan ol extending the sewerage pipe 1000 feet north of the building, where 1t is to empty into cesspOol, from which the contents will be pumped by water noter into the irrigating ditch and run onto the land. Engineer w. A. McGinnis was instructed 10 prepare plans and specifications. Proposals for bids will be advertised for when the plans are nc cepted.
 An exciting runaway occurred yester- day. A horse belonging to William Lyle, attached to a cart, broke loose from the hitching post at Neri OsbOrn's house, Tn Neahr's addition, and came into town, passing down Washington street at furious pace. l.. B. Gabbert, who happened 10 be on his horse at the corner ot the city plaza, gave chase and captured the excited animal in front of the Mills House. Aside from a slight cut on the horses legs no damage was done.