Arizona republican., 1898-03-27
CITY AND COUNTY IN BRIEF.
Small Paragraphs of General
 Interest.
The News Of Dayin Phoenix and It's Tributary Region Presented in Nutsheil-Ooings of People and Other Matters.

Mrs. A. B. Buckley has resigned from the presidency of the w. c. T. U., having filed her resignation with the secretary, Mrs. R. G. Phillips.
 John Mccarthy brought three lion scalps in from the White Tanks coun- try yesterday and received s60. That is more than the rest of the hides are worth, the carcasses of the lions thrown in for good measure.
 At the regular morning service at the Presbyterian church today Or. Mckinney, pastor) the special music will be an anthem, Beloved, Now Are We the Sons of God" (Marston), and a solo, 'The Eternal City, (Nevin) by Miss Plank.
 An appeal by the New York Journal for contribution to Maine Mar tyrs' Monument fund.- is being sent throughout the country. A list with description of the object was received by Governor McCord yesterday. He suggests that the matter be taken up by committee.
 Tn Golden Reapers" who gave so successful and pleasing an entertain ment for the benefit of the Fresh Air fund" of New York city. will give an other interesting programme at the Baptist church Saturday evening, April 2. Admission 25 cents; chil- dren, 10 cents.
 Deputy Sheriff Martin Buggelin of Coconino county left last night for Yuma with two convicts One of them is the Frenchman who tried to blow up section of the Santa Fe Pacific track with dynamite a couple of months ago. His companion was a less important felon.
 The remains of J. w. Hutchinson, who died here on Friday, have been embalmed by the Phoenix Undertaking company and will be taken back to his former home at Pomona, Cal, for burial Marshal Hooker yesterday re- ceived a telegram stating that his brother, William Hutchinson, lad left for Phoenix. MT Hutchinson will ar rive here this morning.
 Letters of administration were is sued in probate court yesterday in the followin estates: Of Thomas L. W. Brady to Henry c. Rogers; of Andrew Hyland to Mary A. Hyland: of Charles I. Douglass and Annie E. Douglass to s. P. Hoefer. The final account of Amanda B. Pritchard administrative Of the estate of John Graves. was filed and approved and the administratriX ordered discharged.
 MT. J. c. Kippur. formerly conductor of the s. F. P. & F.. but lately con- nected with the Santa Fe Pacific at Winslow, resigned his position there and returned to Phoenix yester- ie oP the owners of the Trinity gents fur nishing house and he will probably remain in the city and take charge of that business His many friends here hope that he will decide to do so.
 Mrs. Stella Hanes. an eastern tray cling man." arrived at the Hotel Ad ans lest night. Mrs. Hanes is rep resenting a firm engaged in the man ufacture Of those useful and exclusive ly feminine articles known as hooks and eyes. Within six months her sales have amounted to more than s. 900, from which she has received beside a good salary. commissions amounting to s4OO. Mrs Hanes has a son living at Wilcox
 Mir B. F. Pritchard Of Los Angeles who has taken a contract to put up smelter on Humbug creek, eighteen miles north of Frog Tanks. will arrive in town tonight accompanied by s. A. Bowes a Santa Ana, Cal, capitalist The gentlemen will leave for the smelter site tomorrow morning. MT. Pritchard expects to have thirty-ton shelter in operation within two months and will at least double its ca pacity early in the fall. The ma cfinery, wagons and teams are now on the way and are expected here daily.
 Dr- Arthur A. Maisch was before the board of medical examiners yes terday for license to practice in this territory. The doctor said he regarded the examination as keen and bracing. but eminently fair and practical He says that the questions were strictly proper and that any one capable Of practicing medicine intelligent'y ought to be able to answer them without any | trouble The doctor was successful and will locate in A1izona perma- nently. In reply to a question a mem | Der of the board said that under its present organization only three aDp1- cants had been rejected as uHquali- 1 fled, and one for other reasons. Readers of The Republican who have been watching with Unfeigned interest the rise and growth of the Hoosier so- ciety and the Kentucky society have | observed with astonishment that MT Arthur J. Edwards is implicated in both. They have asked if MT Ed
 wards was born in Indiana or Ken lucky or in both The latter contingency is improbable except upon the theory that he first saw the light of day upon
 a steamboat between Louisville and 1 JeffersonviJ1e. Another theory has been advanced as to MT Edwards right 10 a dual membership. He nay have
 been born in Kentucky and may have been regenerated in Indiana
 Another meeting of the Kentucky so- "iety was held at the district court room at which the organization of the society was concluded by the election | of T. l. Barkley. president: B. J