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for entering the house of Maximino i Cretim Sunday night while intoxicated. He plead guilty and threw himself on the mercy of the court and was let off with an SS fine.
 Frank McHenry, an employe of the merry eo-round, shipped aboard too much whisky Sunday night and tried to run the whiri-i-gig to suit himself. The proprietor, Pat Collins, strongly objected and had Nc cHenry arrested. He paid fine of $10 in the police court yesterday.
 Yesterday morning the San Francisco Chronicle had picture of Judge Baker and Frank Cox and their fish catch at the Santa Catalina islands. There is yet considerable doubt about those fish, I and one joker remarked that fish must be very cheap on the islands to occasion such display.
 Alkire company have an immense consignment of tall and winter goods on the road and must get rid of their summer stock. Ladies. gentlemen, one and all, come and see what these ac- commodat1ng gentlemen will do for you. They have the goods and you the cash, and they will come down.
 Dick Goodwin was arrested yesterday on complaint of Augusta Bolte for em- bezzIement. She alleges that she gave Goodwin $20 gold piece to take up town and have changed for her. He took the money, but failed to come back, the gambling tables having proved too strong an attraction for him.
 Dr. J. H. Gentry has taken offices in the Hickey building opposite The Ford hotel, and will practice in a general way. He comes highly recommended here from his former home, as general practitioner and surgeon and has evil denced his skill in several cases already which goes far to substantiate his numerous recommendations.
 In order to allow clerks and help to attend the campm eetlng at night all the business men in the city have signed paper agreeing to close their stores at 80 o'clock in the evening ex- cept Saturday. This is now an oppor- tunity for all the unregenerate to at. tend meetings and with no excuse to offer that he can't get away from work.
 s. P. Behan, live stock agent of the north and south road, was in the city yesterday to attend meeting of the Live Stock Sanitary Commission of which body he is a memb Der. MT. Be- han predicts heavy season in the ship ment of cattle, and out of Del Rio alone about 6,000 head of beeves will be shipped. A large number will also be sent here to fatten on the luxurious alfalfa of the valley.
 Juan Rosas, negro. was arrested last night about 10 o'clock by Constable Porterie for attempted rape. The deed was aitempte in tenement house on Van Buren street. The negro is a lodger of the house as is also 13 year. old Mexican girl named Luz Celaya, and it was while the latter was in bed that the fPnd attempted his develish purpose. Her screams circumvented l his intentions.
 Babe, the irrespressibie, is again in trouble. This time the trouble lays in nursing a broken wrist and sore head He entered barber shop last night on First avenue in his usual inebriated condition and proceeded to impress the fact on the barbers' mind that he was Babe the only. The facial decorator was not favorably impressed but hit Babe over the head with a chair with the result as already stated.
 Through world of pluck and energy the Phoenix Dairy Produce company have clim bed right on top of business and hold the lines in hand, driving into the port of success. They are advancing on the Hanks of old-time productions simplifying the difficulties, making the best butter, selling the best milk in Phoenix. Not because they say so, but all customers praise this dairy as being in the lead when it comes to pleasing. William A. sHill was brought down from Mesa City yesterday to be ex- amined by the probate judge for in- sanity. Hill was an employe of a , winery and was accustomed to imbibe too much of the wine he manufactured the result was his mind became un bal, anced. His chief hallucination was that he was waging continual warfare against Indians. With a hatchet he thrashed the air in all directions until he imagined he had killed forty of them. After the laborius work of slay- ing Indians for recreation, he took his fish pole and went fishing in the sand. He was adiudged insane and sent to the asylum.
 Frank Johnson, the slugger, is again in difficulty. Sunday evening, in com pany with Gus Heigler, they went to the Salvation Army tent and amused themselves immensely to the annoyance of the salvationists. Ed Ware was sent after an officer by the captain Johnson objected to the proceed ings and followed Ware to convenient spot and had great sport trying to dis figure Ware's face A warrant wa: sworn out yesterday for the arrest O.