Arizona republican., 1896-10-22
CITY AND COUNTY IN BRIEF
Small Paragraphs of Genera
 Interest.
The News of Day in Phoenix and It's Tributary Region Presented In Nutsh ell Doings of People and Other Matters.

Miss Ida Wilson has accepted po- sition as head trimmer in the Ideal millinery store. ,-za
 Acting Governor Bruce yesterday commissioned Harry s. Van Gorder of Morenci a notary public.
 The board of supervisors met in special session yesterday and made an appropriation for the various road dis tricts throughout the county
 Felipe Mazon was yesterday sen tenced by Justice Johnstone to serve fifteen days in the county jail on the charge of disturbing the peace of a man named Laguna. -25as
 Four boxcar tourists were captured by the police yesterday and not being able to give satisfactory accounts of themselves were sentenced to serve ten days on the chain gang.
 Frank Gillis, mail clerk on the s. F., P. & P. road, has returned from the east with his bride. He was mar ried in Minnesota and the young couple will make Phoenix their home.
 Thomas Fitch and A. J. Doran ad dressed the citizens of Tucson last night and were accorded an enthusi- astic reception. The old pueblo can be counted on to give a handsome major ity for Doran
 J. M. Waldin, who is to supersede operator here, arrived yesterday and is stopping at the Sixth avenue hdiel. MT. Legrand has been promoted and will leave in a few days for San Fran cisco to take a position there with the same company.
 Dr. J. M. Evans left last night for Casa Grande where he will address the citizens of that place tonight in the interests of MT. Doran. He will speak at Florence Saturday night. Dr. Evans makes the trip without any remunera- tion whatever and during his absence will pay his own expenses.
 MT. c. e. Van Leer of Nashville, Tenn. is at the Commercial. He is working in the interest of the Ten nessee centennial exposition, and hopes to procure am exhibit representative of the territory and has been especially instructed to procure, if possible, an exhibit from the Salt River valley re- gion.
 B. s. Wakelin last night received a telegram announcing the death at Chi cago yesterday afternoon of Mrs. B. G. Chapel. Deceased was resident with her husband in Phoenix last winter and here, by her attractive per sonality and kindly attributes, made many friends. The funeral will be held Sunday.
 Thomas J. Barkley and family of five, accompanied by Mr. Berryman and Mrs. Heff, all of Georgetown, Ky.. will arrive in Phoenix Saturday and will be domici1ed for the present at the Sixth Avenue hotel They were here year ago, coming on one of the excursions conducted by MT. Hudson of the Rio Verde company, and being favorably impressed with the country are now coming to locate.
 The assertion made by our morning contemporary that fully seventy five people at Tempe were refused tickets by the railroad agent there ito attend the Democratic rally held here, is an other campaign lie nailed. Everybody who wanted a ticket was sold one and there was ample accommodations for all on the train. The number that attended the Republican rally last Fri day from Tempe was 343, and the train Tuesday night, when only 21O tickets were sold.