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the proposed line was not on a public highway.
 The territorial board of equalization met yesterday morning and A. M Franklin was elected temporary secre tary. As the only members of the board present were Morris Goldwatel and Auditor Leitch, adjournment was taken until this morning.
 Flagstaff Sun: Heavy and frequent rains have occurred throughout the country during the week, but as yet very little rain has fallen in Flagstaff. Friday heavy rain fell in the valley above this place, and for several hours Rio de Flag ran bank full.
 J. E. Walker, Ray Cottrell, Sam Prescott. Lemar Walker, MT. and Mrs. , W. J. Elwell and the Misses Willis craft will all leave today overland for Prescott. They expect to be gone about three weeks and are going to make the most of their outing. Constable Pattison came up from Gila Bend Sunday, having in charge Maxwell, the Indian who stabbed an other Indian in the abdomen on the reservation near Gila Bend a couple of days previous. He will remain in jail to await the action of the grand jury. Roadmaster Porter of the Maricopa and Phoenix railroad sent large force of men to work yesterday tearing up the abandoned track this side of Tempe. The pile driver of the road was yesterday sent to Tempe to construct a hr{I for Io Lo den canal.
 At the meeting of the Trou badours last night the following officers were elected: J. M. Radcliffe, business man. ager; Henry Parker, stage manager. and E. E. Ford, chairman. They will shortly put on a minstrel performance of high order for the benefit of the Episcopalian church.
 Jas. Martin was found in a somnolent and was escorted to the city jail where he was allowed to have his sleep ou t and get rid of his jag. He was inter. viewed by Recorder Jobs yesterday and as he WAS contrite he was only assessed $2 50 which happened to be all he had.
 Geo. Dickerson. a painter, who has been sleeping on the roof of one-story adobe building on First avenue, next to the Model restaurant, rolled of the building Saturday night while asleep and fell on a woodpile. He was se- verely injured internally and his case was so serious he was removed to the hospital.
 Citizen: The survey of the north and south railroad strikes the Southern Pacific at or near Old Desert station, about twenty.six miles west of Tucson. and parallels it to this place. The crossing of the Santa Cruz is laid down near Hart's ranch about twenty miles south of Tucson. It is said that an other survey will be probably run on the west side of the valley.
 i c. c. Leslie, the proprietor Of a res taurant on Washington street. " ar. rested yesterday on charge of violat. ing the game laws by serving quails out of season. He was fined the costs oi the case, amounting to $550, and told 10 turn the rem aiming live birds he had loose. Quail has become so scarce in the past two years that local sportsmen are determined to stop the hunting and trapping out of season.
 A petition signed by many of the citizens of Tempe. Mesa and this city was yesterday presented to the board oi supervisors asking that Washington street be opened to the cross-cut canal The board are in favor of the plan and will endeavor to have the road opened and we'll sprinkled. If the plan is car ried through straight road will extend from Phoenix to Tempe.
 Sentinel: Mrs. Jennie Foster was united in marriage July 31, 10 MT. c. L. August Mann at Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs Mann spent last winter in this city and during her short stay made many friends who will be pleased to hear oi the happy event and who join the Sen tinel in congratulating the happy bride groom on securing so estimable young lady for bride. Mr. Mann is the gene ral manager of the Bee Hive store, one of the largest stores in Phenix.
 The following transfers of real estate reported by Coggins & Brown. ab stracters, were yesterday entered fol record: Arizona Canal company to Cyrus R. Burns, water for F an St
 Ii sec 30, tp 2 n,r4e; Max Dogenars to Jus. Halcourt, lot 8. block 33 and lots and II, block 6S, Phoenix; s. c Lewis to w. H. Earle. east 60 acres O ne Ii sec 27, tp n, r4e; Richard Caples to Louis s. Hammer, all his in terest in copartnership business hereto fore existing.
 Sunday morning Juan Lara and Jesu Badilla met each other and feelinI friendly had several drinks. They pro ceeded to sample all the whiskey on sal in the city, but while engaged in tha doubtful contract @ dispute arose ant it did not take long for Badilla to flaun