Arizona republican., 1895-10-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City'S Local Intelligence. The Doings of Day In Phcsnix and
 It's Tributary
 Region.
Splendid fresh, ocean fish at The Recess. IT West Washington Street.

Recess. IT West Washington Street.
 The Daughters of Rebekah enter tained Phoenix lodge No. 2, I. o. o. F., last night in their hall by giving banquet wich was followed by a pro- gram of recitations, etc.
 The change of time on the M. & P. road takes effect this morning. The train will leave for Maricopa at 8 o'clock in the evening, as at present, but will return at o'clock in the morning.
 The card of Messinger & Alten- burgh appears in our columns today. The partners are skillful portrait and scenic artists and our readers would do well to give them call before blowing themselves in" elsewhere.
 Send trial order to the Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing company, of San Francisco. They make the best blankets, tweeds and cassimeres to be had anywhere and sell ten per cent cheaper than any other firm in the Union.
 The Bar association met yesterday morning in the chambers of the dis trict court The committe on resolu- tions appointed to draw up a memor- ial on the death of Judge H. N. Alex ander requested another week. The request was granted and adjournment taken until next Saturday morning.
 Judge Kibbey mourns the loss of his -'fB. B." which, translated, is small fuffy-haired white dog of an especially amiable disposition. He knows his name as well as the smell of beef steak, and has on his collar a '94 dog check No. 169. It is believed that if he were released he would hie him home.
 The various canal companies of the valley are making recommendations to Judge Baker of water commission CT. The judge is responsible for the proper distribution of the water and although desirous of pleasing the canal men, he will appoint man who he is satisfied is qualified to hold the posi- tion to the satisfaction of all con- cerned.
 Marshal Clark now has chain gang of twenty-four robust members. He is correspondingly happy, for he has sufficient work for them on the lots and streets. The gang is composed entirely Of petty criminals and hobos and they are unfettered while at work, but they know better than to try and escape. Many of them would be re- luctant to leave the service of the city, for they receive luxuries they are not in the habit of receiving while on a brakebeam.
 The following real estate transac- tions, reported by Coggins & Brown abstractors, were yesterday entered for record: New England Land company dition, Glendale, $6S9; George w. Kretzinger, by attorney, to Byron Bliss and s. B. Stoner, lot IT, block 15, Glen dale, S1; Daniel Bagley and wife to F. M. Vernon and E. A. Spragg, lot 6, block 14, Mesa, S100; Charles J. Butler and L. L. Harmon to Thos R. Jones, part of lot 23, and all of "A, block 22, Tempe.
 A man decidedly under the influence of liquor and with decided penchant for taking up the entire sidewalk stag gered into a couple of officers last night. He saw their stars glistening in the glare of the electric lights. Say he said in a hoarse confidential whisper, 'Tm a-hic- murderer, an highwayman" He then told them a most narrowing and improbable story of how he committed the deed. He was on the verge of dose of boa con- strictors, so the officials took him to lodging house.
 Among the delayed passengers on the train for the north yesterday morning was Sheriff Ralph Cameron of Coconino county, having in custody Charles Green, wanted in Flagstaff