Arizona republican., 1891-08-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

William Ruff will finish threshing the grain on the South Side in few days.
 Acting Governor Murphy has kindly rendered the use of the legislative halls to the Constitutional convention.
 Wells, Fargo X Go. have appointed Wm. II. Leech as agent at Navajo Springs, and Charles w. Davis at Flag staff.
 Yesterdays train brought in car load of merchandise and hay baler for Henry E. Kemp X Co.,, which occupied whole car.
 J. L. Sturgis took out large load of lumber from Holmes, Gregesy X Lind says yard yesterday morning for his place at Peoria.
 Fred R. Caldwell, the popular agent of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York, who has been in the city several days, reports business in his line good.
 While working with cattle for Harley Bros., at McElhaney's ranch on Tues day, c. c. Reed was attacked by a steer and thrown from his horse. He will be unable to work for several days.
 The A. O. U. w., held their regular weekly meeting in their hall in the Monihan Block last evening. The Royal Bumper" was brought forth but quailed before the manly form of Oper- ator P. G. Tomukins.
 Before District Court Clerk Knapp yesterday suit on foreclosure of mort gage was filed wherein l.. A. Grant is plaintiff and NJ. L. Wood and Charles Saugster are defendants. Webster Street is attorney for plaintiff.
 Rosalina Garcia and Ramona Bernal were arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal DeNure on charge of having violated the Ednunds Act, and with their two children were lodged in the jail. They will have hearing today.
 Having failed to receive any informa- tion from Indian Agent Grouse relative to Indian Chuck, a Pauge, arrested sometime ago on charge of horse stealing, Justice Barnard yesterday com mitted the Indian to jail to await the action of the Grand Jury.
 The boys at kemp's have pair of unique pets in couple of wildcat kit tens. The head is much the larger part of the animal, and they are not what one would call really beautiful. As some one remarked they are rather coarse featured.
 Henry Kemp has fine line of heavy hardware in his new yard and shed re- gently fitted up. This stock of surreys, carts, buggies, carriages, wagons, blows hand and sulky-harrows, barbed and woven wire, is as complete as can be found in much larger city.
 All lovers of good music should not fail to attend the Demarest concert, which will take place Friday night. The quartette is composed of the Misses Rickerson and Parker, Rev. G. l.. Pear son and MT. D. c. Williams, and they will render some fine selections.
 In the bowling.alley saloon Tuesday night row took place between well known civil engineer and young man who, considering his position, had bet ter be engaged in another occupation. It certainly will not help his case any to get into drunken fight and relate his eeds.
 The first act in the drama of death was enacted on the corner of Washing ton and Center streets yesterday morn ing when Marshal Blankenship discov- cred a Mexican cur wearing tag which rightly belonged to another mans dog. The tag was restored to the rlghtiul owner.
 Some time in June last J. D. Marian lost eight sacks of wheat nom his pile which was left in the field after thresh- ing. He succeeded in locating the stolen grain buried in the straw stack. He has been looking for the thief ever since, but he not putting in an appear ance MT. Marian hauled his grain to town Tuesday evening.
 A letter received yesterday from Lo Murrell left him enjoying himself among the cooling breezes of Tonto Basin. He reports fine weather and plenty of game. Everything went we'll on the trip until the descent of Mt. Reno was attempted when Henry Woods horse fell, injuring it so severely that it died. They expect to be home about September l.
 Mir. Barnes, the well-known Holbrook cattle man, has brought down from his range 2OO head Of COWS to pasture in the valley, and has them on the ranch of Robert J. Martin south of Tempe. Mir. 1 Barnes has upwards of 1000 cows seven years old and over which he will bring | down if his enterprise proves successful. | He says that after that age they are fit | only for feeding.
 Everyone should attend the social to | be given for the benefit of the Free | Reading Room at Good Templar Hall on Tuesday evening, September l. The trustees and directors are entitled to | every encouragement which our people | can give for their efforts to make sue | cess Of so worthy an institution. Tickets may be purchased at Irvine X Co.'S. book store for the small sum of twenty five cents.
 Agent Wycof seems to deserve the success with which he is meeting in his | attempts to form branch of the Fidel- ty Loan and Trust Company in this city. He bears tlattering testimonials from | such reliable sources as Joseph A. Thatcher, President of the Denver Ma tional Bank; Joseph c. Helm, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Colo rado; Charles M. Clinton, Cashier Ger man National Bank of Denver, and