Arizona republican., 1895-10-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets
 and Town. Epitome of the City'S Local
 Intelligence.
The Doings of a Day in Phoenix and It's Tributary
 Region.
Splendid fresh, ocean fish at The Recess, IT West Washington Street.

The Monihon block is undergoing extensive decoration.
 License to wed was yesterday is sued by Cupid Pearce to A. L. Gribling and Mabel Burges.
 Cniarnalio Ochoa was fined $15 yes terday by Justice Johnstone for using vile and vulgar language to another Mexican woman.
 A. Cazoige, the man who was re- moved to the hospital Monday night after a bad hemorrhage, is reported as improving and will temporarily re- cover.
 R. J. Dorland, of Santa Cruz, Cal, arrived yesterday morning and intends to here make his home. He is a con- tractor and builder and comes well recommended.
 Ira Treadman arrived yesterday at Glendale from Rockford, H., and will make himself a home on his land near the Phoenix suburb. He is but one of the scores of homeseekerS now fiocking in.
 The funeral of D. M. Davis, the miner who died at the Sisters hospi- tai Tuesday night, will ocur today at 2 o'clock About fifty of the miners of the Congress mine arrived last night to attend the funeral.
 Jim Scott yesterday committed the unpardonable offense of falling to sleep under a seven-ton jag. Out ragged law was appeased by Jim being sent below for three days. Pat Kelly,
 iafa nC given a like sentence.
 A horse was foolish enough to fall into the Salt River Valley canal couple of days ago and was drowned. The carcass floated down the canal and lodged against the bridge at the Five Points. It was removed yester- day by the marshal and a crew of men.
 Mrs. c. V. Leonard, of 437 East Adams street, is being urged by her friends to start class in elocution in Phoenix. Mrs. Leonard has talent in this direction as her past efforts will show. She won the state medal in Nebraska a few years ago, as well as capturing the prizes and carrying away the honors iii many counties throughout the state.
 Bernabe Cabezas was yesterday bound over to the United States grand jury in the sum of $500 for vio- lating the Edmunds act. He is the man who escaped the penalty of the law short while ago by marrying the girl with whom he had been living, but deserted her after marriage to live with another woman named Tomas tisia Tapia. The latter will be exam ined by Commissioner Crenshaw to- day.
 John Hall and J. H. Andrews went Tuesday to Maricopa and back on their bicycles. The seventy-mile run was accomplished without mishap, though the crossing of the Gila was attended with some difficulty. A construction train and pile driver fully occupied the bridge, so over the train the boys erawled with their bikes, being com pelled to pass the machines over the running board of the locomotive and down over the cowcatcher to the treStle.
 The high school students met at the school building yesterday afternoon and organized the Union High School Athletic society with a view towards securing physical culture. Until a gymnasium is secured the members will devote themselves to base ball. The following officers for the ensuing year were elected: President, M. R. Loring; vice-president, H. c. Logan: secretary and treasurer, George Hen shaw. The society base ball team will cross bats with the Indian school club next Sunday.
 The following real estate transac- tions, reported by Coggins & Brown, abstractors, were yesterday entered for record: Mary E. Coulson and hus-