Arizona republican., 1898-11-27


 AIcAIillana ; positlon Judge W cod II l having presented his giewa desired To submit the records or the cases Of both TIPS and l996 Mr Armstrong objected 10 the matter as incompetent but Judge Street accepted them and took the petition under advisem2nt.
 KNEW TT WOULD RAIN Fred HerrinSton Of Denver arrived ill the city yesterday to appear before the su- preme court in an important case. On l the train from Ash Fork was a man who had travelled over the world in hopes of regaining his health. Every where he went the place was recom- mended beforehand as having a eli mate which rain storms never spoiled for even single day of the year. In the east, when the cold came on this fall, this young man decided to come to Phoenix. another place where il never rains He left his umbrella and rain coat at home. The train had no mora than entered the territory than a rain storm set in, and when he got to Phoenix yesterday morning he found the streets afiOat. T knew it would rain," he said to the cabby. "I never went to a place where it never rains without just such an experience as this. I wish now that I had trough my bathing suit and rubber boots.'
 HER PRODUCT IN DEMAND.-Mrs R. w. Chamberlain of this city has lately sent large ccnsignments of fancy w1rk tc th3 eastern cities of this country and to England. When Mrs Chamberlain frs exhibited her fancy work in this city it was greatly ad- milsd by the ladies Of the city. and wis itcrs hel1 from all parts of the country. Many Of the visit-fs took hack with them some Of Inc baautiIully execat6d designs, whi.n attracted the attention of casteln fri nds, and as T r-sult NJ s. Chamberlain EGs received Crders f-f her product from New YC:k and other cities A reIu.st was Iecsn,ly rScsiY l cd from London fc- a large amount cf the wcrk executed by Ms. Chamber lain, through an inte.-s- awakened by | the pieces which shc scid to foreign | visitors 9 year 2gc. Her wc-k re- scmbles the Mexican dawn wo k, but [ the designs are even more attractive, | and executed with nc taste, than the highly p1ized Mexican work. Mrs. is kcpt busy preparing this work fer eastene-s, and what was t3kcn up as 2 pleasant p3s.ime by her,
 
 a great deal or her tins.
 THE LOCAL DRAINAGE. The |. rain of yesterday disclosed many de- fects in Phcenix's admirable drainage system which was adopted last spring, )r rather the system which was in con- temptation &,. that time. It is not definitely remembered that anything was actually done about it. Anyway, ne water piled up in the ditches yes ,9rday was crowded bacl: upon side ; walks and mad- to submeTge street crossings. The crossing at the sou h. aast corner Of Washington street and first avenue was wholly u1der wsler : md pedestrian traffic on that side Of Washington street was wholly sus- >ended until that public telefactor. Z 2oUerc Doll, built pontOCn bridge of Try goods boxes and pieces Of firewood. { \ crossing was effected after that only i. the risk ot breaking one's necK in over. That, however, was much better than the certainty cf death l " drowning. A great many people | were unreasoEably finding fault with S ne city on accouE1 of this condition. I The city cannot be expected 70 do in a minute. While thu ' popular dissatisfaction was at it's t eight Emanuel B. Scott, the munich [ al dog catcher, drove along through | he mud and rain with @ wagon load l f harmless dogs which -e had just | escued from hunger and lna-tcntion. III those dogs have been car cd for. V