Arizona republican., 1896-10-27
CITY AND COUNTY IN BRIEF. Small Paragraphs of General
 Interest.
The News of Day In Phoenix and It's Tributary Region Presented In aNutshell-Doings of People and Other Matters.

There will be revival services every evening this week in the basement of the M. B. church.
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet today at 2 o'clock in the M. B. church, corner Monroe street and Second av- enue.
 IA very interesting game of base ball was played Sunday at the park between two picked mines. The score stood l7 to 20.
 A number of persons were admitted into the .M B. church on probation last Sunday; also a number taken in as full members.
 w. H. Smith of Prescott last night shipped two cars of beef cattle from here to the mountain city to supply his customers.
 The directors of the National Bank of Arizona held a meeting yesterday and installed s. Oberfelder as assistant cashier of the bank.
 Probate Judge Grouse yesterday is sued marriage licenses to Mariana Mango, Mario Coto, and Hyrum L.. Johnson, Celia Johnson.
 Rev. Gal Ogburn will preach in the Christian church, corner of Jefferson and Second streets, every night this week, and extends a cordial invitation to all to attend.
 Dr. E. c. Lawrence, only brother of Mrs. Dr. Stroud, died October 23 in Murieta, Cal. Dd. Lawrence spent the winter here five years ago and made many friends here.
 A. H. Boomer and wife arrived yes terday from San Francisco on a visit to Fletcher M. Boomer, their son, who has been sojourning here several months for the benefit of his health.
 The following ministers who have been in attendance at the Methodist conference will depart on the morn ing's Santa Fe train for Los Angeles Rev. J. J. Kenny, John w. Allen, Wade Hamilton, 0. A. Oats, J. Harper, A. Atkinson, J. w. Walker.
 A Mexican named Fernando SerranC was arrested yesterday on complaint oi Sam Wah Sing The Chinaman ac- cuses Serrano of grasping him by his cherished pigtail and using him for a mop. The matter will be adjudicateo this afternoon by Justice Johnstone.
 The deed of sale of the Arizona Tel egraph company's line to the Western Union Telegraph company was filed yesterday, although the sale was con- summated several months ago. The line in question runs from this city to Marioopa and the purchase price was $3,0OO.
 Dr. J. M. Evans will speak to the citizens of Florence tonight in the in terest of the Republican ticket. H, was due there last Saturday, but owins to the rise in the Gila river was un able to cross the stream with his team He reports having had successful meeting at AriZola.
 Evangelist Critttenton departed las night in his car, Good News" owe the Santa Fe for Fl Paso. That tn evangelist has done good work in thi city cannot be denied, and when com pleted the Florence Crittenton Rescu home will stand years hence as mon ument to his charitable and righteou deeds.
 The Republican candidates, accom- panied by the glee club, departed Sun day night for Gila Bend. The nomi nees addressed an enthusiastic meet ing last night Gila Bend is a thor ough Republican town and the recep tion rendered the candidates there las night was in direct contrast with tn Democratic fizzle of last Friday.
 A dispatch was received at the gov ernor's office yesterday from Collecto of Customs Sam Webb. The telegra1 said that smallpox had broken out o the Mexican side of the line in Nc