Arizona republican., 1896-11-07
CITY AND COUNTY IN BRIEF.
Small Paragraphs of General
 Interest.
The News of Day in Phoenix ana It's Tributary Region Presented In aNutshelI-Doings a of People and Other Matters.

The Ladies' Guild of the Trinity Episcopal church. will give a concert at the opera house on Thursday nlgnt next.
 There is an undelivered telegram for Mrs. Mattie Dobbs at the Western Union telegraph office, No. 27 West Washin gton street.
 Governor Franklin yesterday issued notarial commissions to w. H. Burbage of Navajo county and LorrlS Hudgln of Lochiel, Pima county.
 Judge Baker will leave tomorrow for Yuma where he will convene court Monday and render a decision in the prison labor case. He will return and resume the bench in the district court. Mrs. Samuel Gentry died yesterday morning ait her home six miles west CT Phoenix The funeral will take place ttihis afternoon at 8 o'clock from the undertaking parlors of Randall & Davis. This forenoon at 10:45 there will be A discourse on the "End of the Turk ish Power, According to Prophecy, and What it is the Signal of Moss hall, corner Fourth avenue and Washington street. All invited.
 Commencing Tuesday, November 10, a weekly special stock train on the Southern Pacific will leave Maricopa at il 30 D. m, arriving at Los Angeles at II 80 the next day, making the run in twenty-four hours.
 The southbound train of the s. F., o4 E.90 0,a c several hours late last night. The de lay was caused by the trucks of an oil car breaking, derailing the car at Rock Butte, south of Ash Fork.
 The territorial livestock sanitary commission was in session yesterday auditing accounts and transact1ng routine business. Appointments Of ln- spectors made by the chairman of the commission were approved.
 Seven carloads of furniture have ar rived for the Adams hotel The work is now being rapidly pushed on the hotel so that it can be ready for oc- cupancy on the 18th of the month. A night crew was set to work last night
 The retllrns from every precinct in the county have been received by the board of supervisors. Owing to the failure of the judges and inspectors Ot the outside precincts to make mem orandum of the result of the poll, the exact figures will not be known unti the official count is held on the 16tt of the month.
 The funeral of Miss Polly Perley tool place yesterday afternoon from tht family residence on First avenue neal Jackson street. The services were con ducted by Rev. Fenton4Smith ant Preston Mckinney. The large funera cortege testified to the esteem in whicl the young lady was held.
 J. Harry Brown, the young wheel man who left Phoenix last April for tour of the states awheel, will return to Phoenix about Christmas He i now somewhere in Texas and has GOV cred about 5,900 miles since leavin this city He has been receiving yer fiattering notices from the caster press.
 Jose Sanchez, the young man wlh, was stabbed in the abdomen electio night, is slowly recovering. His as sailants, Ike Long, Charles Brown an Thomas Sadler, were bound over t await the action of the grand jury Their cases were investigated by tn the jury yesterday afternoon, but n report was made.
 T. W. Sparks, a veteran of the civ war, yesterday sent a cane made ( Arizona mahogany to his old conrad in arms, Major William McKinle, president of the Limited States. Tn cane is handsomely polished and CT graved and a silver plate on the hand,