Arizona republican., 1896-10-30
CITY AND COUNTY IN BRIEF
Small Paragraphs of General
 Interest.
The News of a Day in Phoenix and
 Its Tributary Region Presented In aNutshell-Doings of People and
 Other Matters.

The river is slowly falling and will be fordable today. - At Mills House: w. A. Goodlander, Alhambra, lAriz.; Mrs. E. 0. Nichols, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Arrangements are being made for military training department in the Union high school.
 Probate Judge Grouse yesterday is sued a marriage license to Matt J. Hall and Miss Lena Johnson, both Of Tempe.
 John Baggiore, the real estate man. is rejoicing in The addition to his fam lily of a son, which arrived early yes terday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Ernest Walker are now comfortably installed in their new home in the Capitol addition. The cottage and furniture were deeded by Mr.. Walker to his wife as a wedding present.
 A Republican band of fourteen pieces was organized last night at Andrews bicycle shop. The band is organized solely for the purpose of taking part in the Republican rally Monday nighl-. w. L. Coggins is the drum major.
 Mrs. Louise J. Lally yesterday filed suit for divorce in the district court from her husband, Thomas J. Lally The plaintiff alleges, that she was mar ried to defendant in August, 1894, and that he has on numerous occasions abused and assaulted her.
 The musicale to be, given tonight by Mrs. w. A. Freeze at the opera house } will be very pleasant affair A large crowd will attend, as 1t will be the las time Phoenix audience will have tht opportunity to hear Mrs. Freeze sing before her departure for the eas-. The board of supervisors has de cided not to establish a voting pre- cinos at Goldfeld, as it was ascertaine( that there were only two votes there Goldfield is situated almost on the lin between Maricopa and Pinal countie and the majority of voters have regis tered in Pinal county.
 A little Mexican boy was caugh filling his pockets with fruit and ci gars in Leonard's fruit store yester day, while The salesman's attentio. was diverted In fis hurry ito concea his plunder he broke a glass cast which attracted the attention of tn clerk. The boys pockets were emptie and he was turned loose with warn ing.
 Judge Kibbey and Thomas D. Mollo addressed the citizens of Nephi las might on the issues of the campaign Judge Kibbey delivered a stirring aG dress that bristled with indisputabl facts. Thomas Alolioy arraigned Judg Damron, the silver Republican orato and said that Damron was in dhe pa of the Democratic party 10 make silvt speeches.
 A complaint was made yesterday the sheriff's office that a demented il dividuai was terrorizing the residen in the neighborhood of the Cathol church. An officer captured the me and his examination for insanity wi be held today by Probate Judge Crous
 J. w. Sullivan, the SeEgman cattl man, yesterday arrived from Ne River with 200 head of cattle, which placed on pasture near Glendale.
 There seems No be possi biiity th Lee Crotty, the self-accused mWdert will be allowed to go free without a efforts being made on his part. T sheriff of Monroe county, West V ginia, where Crotly is wanted, te graphed Acting Governor Bruce tt he could not leave there to come aft the prisoner until after election a wanted to know whether the prisoI could be held until his arrival. ading governor replied that if Gro was not immediately sent for he wol ho relaased.
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