Arizona republican., 1895-12-14
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City's Local
 Intelligence. The Doings of Day in Phoenix and
 It's Tributary
 Region.

Probate Judge Grouse yesterday granted a marriage license to A. D. Higgins and Lucy Ellen Rine.
 The remains of Lew Van Holberi., who died of consumption Wednesday night, have been shipped to Binghamp- ton New York.
 Allen Serene who has been suffering with empyema for some time at the Sisters hospital, is considerably i'm proved since the operations recently performed by Dr. Cottrell.
 A. E. Hills, the man who was found lying on the street with a broken leg by Officer Briggs Wednesday night, was yesterday removed to the county hospital from the city prison.
 Walter Kibbey gave a party to his young friends Thursday night at his home. About twenty-five young people were present and one and all enjoyed themselves immensely. The affair was concluded with refreshments.
 The "colored 400" gave grand bail at the opera house Thursday night It was strictly bon-ton affair, all the colored ladies and gentlemen in the city participating, the gents with pal- ent leather shoes and swalloWlail coats
 Tomorrow Judge Baker goes to Yuma to open court Monday morning. A ses- sion of only few days is anticipated, as the lone case to be tried is that of Jose Maria Sortillon, und9r indictment before the territorial court for the mur- der of his half-breed babe
 The hospital corps of the mil tia was out for drill last night. Under Lhe efficient drilling of the surgeon gen. eral and Captain Wiekham thfs neces- sary auxiliary to the militia is be- coming well posted on the duties on the field and in the hospital.
 Little Minnie M Gieges, one of the brightest 11-year-old students of the Phoenix schools, has a nice Little story in the last issue of the Arizona Edu- cator. The tale is of Thanksgiving and is delightfully."- told, much to the credit of the little authoress and her teacher, Miss Ida A. Warren
 There seems no doubt that the car nival of Phoenix will be a success far beyond the anticipatiOnS of those who first started the laudable movement, Citizens generally are coming forward to take hold of the towline and the de- tails of the especial features are now fin the most capable of hands.
 Dubois, the man who disappeared with a bicycle belonging to Andrews store, has not yet been heard from nor is it at all likely that he will return of his own volition. The sheriff has noti- fled Ithe officials of all the towns within a radius of 200 miles of Phoenix to be on the lookout for a runaway wheel.
 The Phoenix baseball management is negotiating with the Frences Wilson club of Los Angeles for match game in this city about New Year time. At the same time the football club is try ing to get a game from the Berkeley club that is to pass through Arizona soon on its way to a game in Texas.
 Miss E. Stanley Windes is a member of the last graduating class of the Ter ritorial Normol school. According to the Arizona Educator she is winning golden opinions for herself and demon strating the practical advantage of a Normal course by her successful man. agement of the Cottonwood school, on the Verde, near her home.
 A very pleasant and enjoyable so-