Arizona republican., 1900-10-08

LEASED COUNTRY INN.-- Dr. Will liam Duheld has leased the Patten property, a half mile west of Five Points, on the Yuma road. This place. known as "Ye Country Tavern" was occupied last winter 5y MT. $. P. Clark. Dr. Dufield will r5-let it.
 MISS KENT RECOVERs. - Miss Ethel Kent of West Madison street. upon whose skull a most difficult tre- phining operation was performed two months ago. has. contrary to the belief or most Of her friends. aimQst recov- erol and the removal of the pressure an her brain has been of much benefit.
 ANENT BRYAN'S CHANCES.-Gen eral l.. Allyn Lewis, general agent of the New York Life Insurance com pany, returned on Saturday from trip to New York The most important fact which impressed itself upon the mind of General Lewis on his soi0Grn sn the east was. to use his own expression. that Bryan has no more chance than snoWball in an Arizona August"
 MANY DUCK There was consternation among the ducks along the Salt and the Gila rivers on Sunday. Not less than dozen parties of local huntsmen spent the day in search of the birds, and some of the gunners returned with meat enough for many meals. The birds are plentiful and large tlOcks are coming down from the north. but are rapidly being thinned out by white and red sportsmen.
 PINOCHE ON TEE MARKET. - The first installments of pinoche, a Mexican c0nfcction, which closely re- sembles maple sugar in appearance and which is made of the juice of the cac- tus, made it's first appearance of the se9son on the local market last week. Pinoche is a really delectable candy and iS of about the consistency of d marshmalloW, with a flavor that might be expected frcm Q mixture of gum drops, maple sugar and plain molasses.
 MISS GEORGE ALMOST WELL Miss Broollie George, who was seri- ously hurt in a runaway several weeks ago, is recovering rapidly at the home of her father. Mr. Henry George. of south Seventh avenue. A peculiar re- suit of the accident tO Miss George is the fact that while she has entirely re- covered her mental equilibrium, she can remember nothing of the accident, nor can she recoileet any occurrence from a time shortly bsfore she started on the drive with her father.
 PLENTY OF HORSES There is no scarcity of horses in Phoenix and in fact there is a plentiful supply. There is always a heavy demand for fine drivers. but the cheaper and poorer quality are available in large numbers
 The way I account for this condition" remarked a liveryman yesterday. is that feed is scarce and rancheis who own numbers of horses find it expensive to keep them. Thus there are many for sale and many can be obtained for use for their keeping"
 TO STUMP THE SOUTH.-Governor and Mrs \. O. Murphy Mir. and Mrs J c. Adams, Colonel William Herring and the Indian school band of twenty i've pieces. will leave this morning for Tucson. where the territorial republi- can campaign will be opened with a big rally tonight. From there they will leave for Tombstone where big meet ing will be held on Tuesday night. Bis bee, Benson, Wilcox, Nogales and other southern points will be visited "lIVI "HI'H IiS part VIII Hl'he d tour of the upper Gila valley. returning to Phoenix in about ten days
 LIVE BIRD SHOOT-At the gun clubs live bird shoot at the park yes terday afternoon the following scores were made: First event. three birds Aitken 3, N. Graham ,, J. Graham 3. Scr1sgs 8, Pinney ?. Jessop ?, McCamley 0, Blinkcorn l. Second event, five birds -Aitken i, NJ. Graham ,. Biinkcorn ?, J. Graham ,, Scroggs ,, Jessop ?, Pin ney 3, Third event. seven birds-Ait-