Arizona republican., 1897-10-22
CITY IND COUNTY IN BRIEF.
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 Interest.
ere News of Day In Phoenix and It's Tributary Region Presented is, Nutshell-Doings of People and Other Matters.

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 District Clerk Edwin s. Gill orna- mented his office yesterday with a new Densmore typewriter.
 The train from the north was an hour late this morning, delayed by the belated westbould Santa Fe Pa oific at Ash Fork.
 Justice Kincaid was able to sit up yesterday and was great deal stronger than he had been since he was seized with his late illness.
 A strong play, an excellent cast, the latest catchy songs, topical ditties and funny parodies in Irony, the Con- vict," at the opera house tonight.
 Don't miss seeing the talented members of the Players club tonight in '"Tony, the Convict" The perform ance will be the best thing ever pre- sented by local talent in Phoenix.
 This is the last day under the rules for filing civil suits in circuit court without the consent of all parties con- cerned. There will no doubt be an avalanche of complaints since up t,o this time entries have not been nu- merous.
 Attorney Damron was much better yesterday, physically and mentally, than at any time since he was taken ill last Saturday. His friends believe that if he can be induced to take a vacation and give up work entirely for a short time his recovery will be complete.
 The city license law was beaten again yesterday in an individual in- stance, but no great principle was set tied. James T. Martin, the tailor, was to be tried for evading the quarterly license, and the ordinance was to be put to severe test. MT. Martin neg lected to appear, nor could anything be learned of his whereabouts.
 Fred B. Mussey as Irony, the Gen. vict," supported by Misses Rose Marston, Bertie Russell, Annie Evans, May Phillips and Messrs George Kirkland, Will Potter, Forest B. Payne, Quin Anderson, Harry M. Buck ley and H. Clay Parker, at the opera house tonight. Reserved seats on sale this morning at g o'clock at Keefer's pharmacy.
 The Knights of Korassan will meet at their rendezvous tonight after a period of idleness covering the heated season. There will be several victims, most of whom are coming from the northern part of the territory Among the doomed is Under Sheriff Joe P. Dillon of Prescott, who has been un- dergoing process for toughening his hide, steeling his heart and stiffening his upper lip.
 Messrs. Willard & Grosvenor, archi- - 4s of the new O'Neill and Wilson building to be erected at the corner of First avenue and Adams street, yes terday awarded the contract for exca- vating to Redmond Toohey. The ground was surveyed i'm the afternoon and work will probably be begun to- day. There will be about 6,463 cubic yards to be removed, the biggest con- tract of it's kind ever undertaken in Phoenix.
 The fame of the Phoenix fire depart ment has spread far and wide The following from one of The Republi- cans esteemed St. Louis exchanges will be extremely gratifying to the '1boys::" ''Die Fuerwehr von Phoenix, Arizona, heranstaltet jedesmal cine Freudense sest-Parade, wenn der Storch i'm Hause eines ihrer Mitgheder Ginfehr halt. Heuer hat es schon els solcher 'Geburtstagsparad gegeben und es stehen noch mehrere in Aus sicht."
 The corner stone of the Florence Crittenton rescue home will be laid with appropriate ceremonies on Sab bath next, October "A, at 3 D. m. Rev Tlr MrLy yiv,v 1f Ty:- Presbyterian church, will lay Hhe stone. Addresses by the Rev. Drs Halsey, MoCreary, Weems and Og- burn. The Capital City band will also be present and render popular sacred airs. The cars from First and Washington streets will convey per sons within 100 feet of the new home
 ''Trilby," the young woman who has been to a greater or less extent in ths public eye of Phoenix and once in jail created a furore in Jerome the ethe] day by riding into camp in the gart of "a female cowboy. "Trilby'' lief Phoenix at the insistent invitation O. | the authorities. Before going sht l bought a cheap cayuse, a lot of blan l kets, firearms and ammunition. Sh. set out across the country for Jeroms without any knowledge of the geog raphy or topography of the country | That she reached her destination i i regarded as thing to be marve,ed at
 Doris delivery horse took the bi in his mouth and the responsibilit, for his own conduct upon himsel yesterday morning for ten minutes l He turned Washington street into ; race track and made more than statlI tory time. A bicyclist with grea presence of mind turned aside il time to escape injury, but Ben Hall a eolored man, stopped long enoug1 to debate with himself about whicl was the best way to turn. The hors
 was upon him before the verdict wa rendered and he was subsequentl,
 taken to Dr. Stroud's office for re ] pairs.
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