Arizona republican., 1896-11-06
CITY AND COUNTY IN BRIEF.
Small Paragraphs of General
 Interest.
The News of a Day in Phoenix ana It's Tributary Region Presented In aNutshell-Doings a of People and Other Matters.

Funeral services at the home of MT. and Mrs. P. $. Perley for their daugh- ter. Polly, at o'clock this afternoon. Governor Franklin yesterday issued notaria commissons to M. w. Will Hams of Tucson, and Thomas F. Ryan of Duncan.
 Probate Judge Grouse yesterday granted letters of administration to J. A. R. Irvine in the estate of Dr. J. l.. Gregg, deceased.
 John Benjiman and his wife, arrest ed Tuesday evening for creating a dis turbance, were found guilty yesterday before Recorder Jobs and were fined $5: w. D. Morton, grand master of the I. O. o. F. of the territory, and Grand Secretary George A. MintZ will leave today for Globe in the interest of the order.
 The November term of the district court commences today and the grand jury will convene to investigate the large number of criminal cases on the docket.
 The sticktoitive qualities of the Bry- antics is admirable. Even at this late day they awake hopeful that a great mistake has occurred in transmitting the returns.
 An error was made in The Republi- can in the statement that H. B. Scott had been arrested for pulling a re- volver on another man. It was H. l.. Scott and not H. B. Scott.
 Dr. B. 0. Hyde recently arrived in lhe city from Sico, Oregon. He disposed of his property in that state and will per manently locate in Phoenix. He has opened an office on Washington street for the practice of his profession.
 Articles of incorporation of the Tovrea Meat company were filed with the county recorder yesterday. The in- corporators are B. A. Tovrea, John c. Tovrea and Andrew Barry. The cap ital stock is $10,O00, in shares of $10 each.
 A one-legged bootblack named Dan Ewing on Wednesday night found that his neither limb of wood was a good weapon of defense He used it with good effect by striking al man over the head. He was found guilty of an as- sault and fined 8 by the police judge
 Professor w. Stowe Deyol, acting territorial veterinary surgeon. has been in the valley for the past two days in specting the ranches that have beer under quarantine for hog cholera. He removed the quarantine, as he found all the places without exception free from any indication of the disease.
 News has reached Phoenix that Will liam Richardson was killed at Cripple Greek on the 20th of last month by falling down a mining shaft. Tn, news will be received with great re gret, for MT. Richardson was know1 to many in this city. He passed tn winter here last year.
 A grand Kansas reunion will b, held tomorrow near Tempe, to whic] all Kansans are cordially invited t, attend There are a great number o Kansas people living in the valley ant every year day is set apart for a re union. It will be in the nature of picnic and a jolly time is expected.
 The new time schedule goes into ef feet on the s. F., P. & P. road thi morning. Fast service can now be ha both east and west, as the Cahforni limited was placed in service on the A & P. yesterday The s. F., F. & P. ha two elegant Pullman sleepers that vii arrive in few days and will be place on the road.
 w. C. Foster, secretary of tn Republican county central committee has been appointed as clerk of tn board of supervisors, to fill the va cancy caused by the resignation ( Phil Sheridan, who has been electe as county recorder. MT. Foster is i