Arizona republican., 1896-11-22
CITY AND COUNTY IN BRIEF. Small Paragraphs of General
 Interest.
The News of Day in Phoenix and It's Tributary Region Presented in aNutshelI-Doinas of People and Other Matters.

Four new members have been sworn in as members of the Tempe militia company.
 T. G. Norris of Prescott, who has been ill at his old home in Arkansas, will shortly return to Prescott, having recovered his health.
 At a street sale yesterday a horse sold for $5 and his harness brought nearly double the amount.
 A venire for United States trial jury of forty men was issued yester- day, returnable Tuesday morning.
 Probate Judge Grouse yesterday is- sued a marriage license to M. D. John- son and Julia M. Johnson, both of Mesa. .s.,-.. .a.-s. The ladies of the Woodmen's Circle yesterday received a draft for $1,0O0 insurance on the life of Mrs. P. Minor deceased.
 Rev. Cal Ogburn held a series of revivals at the Cartwright school house last week. He reports that the meetings were well attended.
 The case of B Martin, the roulette dealer, who is charged with drawing a revolver on patron of his game was continued until tomorrow.
 Postoffice Inspector Fredericks is at Tempe. He expects to have the first mail distributed tomorrow in the rural district mapped out for the service
 A ride down the beautiful Salt River valley is enjoyable at any time, but when accompanied by the society of 8 beautiful young lady the experience is a lovely dream.
 A game of baseball will be played this afternoon at the park between the Phoenix nine and the Phoenix Lyceum team. The game will be called at 2 o'clock.
 The stockholders of the s. F., P & P. Railroad company held an election Friday at Prescott for a board of di- rectors for the ensuing year. The old board was reelected.
 A Thanksgiving dance is announced to occur at the Fowler school house seven miles out on the Yuma road Professor Valle's Mexican ,orchestrs will furnish the music.
 Three vagrants were interviewed yesterday by Recorder Jobs. Int wanderers received sentences of ter days each in jail. A drunkard wa! sentenced to four days.
 The hand of Santa Teresa, Mexico! Joan of Arc, has been sought at E Paso by Dr. Rodriguez, young mar who claims to be grandson of Gen Gomez, the Cuban patriot
 Secretary Foster of the board O supervisors yesterday turned over t. the secretary of the territory an ab stract of the returns of this county which show Mark Smiths election t congress
 Miss Vina Andrews, captain of thu good of the order of the Good Temp lars is preparing an excellent literar. and musical programme for next Mon day night. A rare entertainment promised.
 John Hise of California, who i one of the California syndicate tha has leased the Bark mining claims ol upper Salt river, is in the city. He re ports that the claims are being thor oughly developed.
 T. E. Dalton, superintendent of pub lie instruction, has returned from tour of the northern portion of tn territory, where he has been visitin schools and conferring with count school superintendents.
 From a letter received in this cit yesterday morning it was learned tha Grand Master Workman A. E. Pierce of the A. o. U. w., of this jurisdiction will arrive in the city on Decembe for the purpose of visiting the loca lodge.
 Constable McWilliams of Buckley