Arizona republican., 1898-11-01
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

 2 board of supervisors was nos in sassiol { yesterday. the meeting having bsel postponed until today cn account of tn, ] absence from the city Of Clerk Le ! Gray.
 THE GREAT REGISTER The great register will come from the hand; } of the printer today and be turned ever to the county rscCTdnr, and by him tc the beard Cf supervisors for distribu-
 tion among the various election pre-
 cincts.
 STOLE A PHONOGRAPH.- Some
 time on Saturday night or Sunday
 somebody stole a phonogl aph from Caldwell's barber shcp cn West Wash
 ington street. Eleven music rolls
 were also taken. In fact, nothing was
 left but the huge tin funnel with which
 the instrument is charged.
 SENT TO THE ASYLUM.-Mrs.
 Hannah Troops was examined in pro-
 bate court yesterday morning for in-
 sanity and was committed to the asy-
 luTn. About two years ago cCm- plaint of insanity was made against
 Mrs. PrCCps. She was committed then and restrained for some months, but was. at length discharged as cured. The trouble began recurring lately It is supposed to date from the death of her husband, John Troops, nearly
 four years ago.
 OF INTEREST TO PHOENIX.-The
 Osborn group Of mining claims near the Vulture have lately been bonded by a syndicate of Englishm Il, some Of
 whom were engaged in the late pur- 1 chase of the Little Jessie. The price mentioned in the bond has not bsen made known. The group is believed | to be very rich and extensive copper property. The principal owner is J. | Hauxhurst. This transaction will b9 favorable to Phoenix, since the prop erty is tributary to this point and iC is understood that the development Of the claims will socn be begun Cn a large scale.
 A GUARANTY COMPANY- An agency for an eastern guaranty com pany will be established in Phoenix next week Thcn persons wanting to execute bond fer the faithful per formance Of certain public CT private duties will not have to hustle among residents of the county for men who can qualify for a certain sum. The guar anty company is Cnly another kind Of insurance company. It dces net in sure q mans life or his house, but his int gritty Like other insurance com panies it finds some subjects too risky and declines to take them. RECORDERS COURT.- Recorder Jobs, who has been i'll for a few days, was able to be at his office yesterday. though the police court was presided ovsr by Justice JohnstOno. john Han len and George O'Brien, fer a disturb ance of the paace, were fined $5 each John Dee, Peter Doe, Richard Ros. and Alice Cushman, who shocked the com munity on Sunday morning by driving about the streets together, were fined 8 each. The case Of M. T. Hickey was the most extraordinary one. The trouble with Mir. Hickey was oXtreme hCspitality He met a woman in a Chinese restaurant and wanted to pay for her dinner. He was 50 insistent as to be annayoig. wherefore he was fined S15.
 DISTRICT COURT The session cf district court yesterday was brief. The divorce case of Drais vs. Drsis was con tinued for the term. The suit of Elm fly Aubury vs. Ignacio Garcia, and Emily Aubury vs. the Phoenix Nation al bank. garnishee, were dis missed There will be no court today, Judge Street having left fer Prescott last night in response to a telegram requesting him to come in connection with matters in which Judge Sloan is disqualified Judge Street will return tonight and reopen court tomorrow. Among the. subjects which will then come up will be the mCtiCn fer new trial in the case of Josiah Anderson ! If it should be denied sentence will at cnc9 be passcd upon the defendant.
 ERODE MEETING HERE. Col. Brcdie will arrive in Phoenix from thai south next Friday morning and on that night two mammoth meetings will be held here One will take place at O'Neiu hall and the other, an over flow meeting, will occur at the opera hous7 The chaiIm5n and vice-prest dznts will probably be announced tc- day Among the speakers at both these meetings will be Gel. Herring Of Tucscn. Col. Brodia, who w2s al Clifton last night, will Ga q. MOrenci tomorrow night and at Yuma on Thursday night That will close his campaign in the south. He will go from Phoenix to Prescott, where the campaign will be end3d next Monday night Repcrss frcm the various county and territorial committes off, cials received here say that wherever i Col. Brodia has been through the south he has made hImsslf solid
 THE COUNTY ARRESTED. The county was arrested yesterday in the person Of Gardener Turner Of the court | house plaza. The arrest was made under two ordinances, one prohibiting the use of barbad wire Cn fences bcr- dered by the streets of the city. and . the other fCrbidding the depositipg of refuse upon the city highways and by ways. The barbed wire ordinance id of recent date. As to the violation of the other, Mir. Turner has been in the