Arizona republican., 1896-11-08
CITY AND COUNTY IN BRIEF
Small Paragraphs of General
 Interest.
The News of a Day In Phoenix ana It's Tributary Region Presented In aNutsnell-Doings of People and Other Matters.

Dr. A, M. Futile is reported dll at ms Aanae on West Washington street.. i}There was but one case before the city recorder yesterday. A somnulent inebriate was fined $5.
 Yesterday was bright, brisk, balmy, bracing day, and from the appearance of the streets it was a good lively bus iness day also.
 Nhe Reverend J. Mills Kendrick will preach at both morning and evening services at the TFinityi Episcopal church today. gf s-e ;9 3stl
 The Masonic grand lodge will con vene at Tucson " Tuesday. Several members of the order from this city will attend.
 :. The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Gentry was held yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock from Randall & Davis under taking parlors.
 Judge A. C. Baker leaves tonight for Yuma where he will render a decision in The State of Arizona Improvement company against the territory of Ari- zona. The decision will be awaited with great interest as the case is one of importance ito the territory.
 Yesterday the Kansans residing in the valley held their annual reunion at Tempe. 1t was an enjoyable affair for the uuondam residents of the Sum flower state and an entertaining pro gramme of songs, recitations and ad- dresses made the event. dOubly inter esting.
 Today at o'clock dress parade will be held at the Indian school. There are four companies and they are ad- mirably drilled in the manual Of arms and military manoeuvers. The drill master is Captain J. J. Wickham, who has seen ten years service in the army and for two years was commanding officer of the local militIa company.
 Miss Basseut's kindergarten as pre- yiously announced, will open tomor- /. TOW, but for the present. short sessions only will be held, as there has been a delay in tihe arrival of school furni- ture. At 2 D. m. Wednesday a moth ers' meeting will be held to which ev- erybody is invited to al.ltend, and moth CTS are especially requested to be pres ent.
 Tomorrow the board of supervis- ors will meet for the purpose of audit ing the election accounts. The official count of the returns will not be made until next Monday, but there are only few precincts representing few votes that have not made an unofficial report The count will not materially change slhA cOmpleXiOn of affairs as they now exist.
 Rev. Gal Ogburn of the Christian church will begin meetings in the Cartwright school house on tomor- < TOW evening, which will continue in ' definitely He breaches there on Sun day afternoons regularly twice { month and has been receiving goo( congregations. There is a regularly organized church there of about forty members.
 Rev. Cal Ogburn will deliver thu second of the series of historical ant doctrinal sermons tonight at o'clocl in the Christian church, his subjec being: "A Survey of the World at th, Beginning of the Christian Era" Thi special series of sermons will be de livered on Sunday evenings until De cember 27 He will also preach at I a. m. today. The o. c. quartette vii render special music alt each of thes services.
 This afternoon beginning at 2:3 o'clock a very amusing game of bas ball will be played between the loca nine and the Vivian DeMonto company The well-known comedians, the Mo Donald boys, compose the battery o the De Monto company. They hay the reputation of being excellent play