Arizona republican., 1895-10-04
 NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City'S Local Intelligence.
  The Doings of Day in Fhenix and It's Tributary
 Region.

Splendid fresh, ocean fish at The Recess, IT West Washington Street.
 There is an undelivered telegram at the Santa Fe office for Richard Stan ley.
 The Aztec Hook and Ladder com pany met last night in regular monthly meeting.
 Governor Hughes yesterday ap- pointed c. H. Edmunds and W. s. Robinson as notaries public.
 A very valuable horse belonging to the Wallace shows died on the train while coming from Maricopa yester- day.
 It was reported in Phoenix last night that Frank Mayor, the Tempe butcher, was lying at the point of death with fever.
 Photographer Hartwell jobbed the circus yesterday by securing very near all the Tempe and Mesa people as sitters for photographs.
 Superintendent Harwood Hall, of the Indian school, saw to it that nearly all his dusky proteges had chance to see the clown and the loose hided ele- phant.
 L. J. Wood and Marshal Gus Clark will ride the goat at the K. P. lodge to- night. Both the boys are fortified for the trying ordeal of submitting to be- ing butted.
 Despite the large accession of room and of teachers, the Phoenix schools are already crowded The advance ot the rising generation every year goes beyond the school accommodations for it provided.
 Messrs. Thompson and Born, two Prescott cyclists, are in the city. They ing and arrived here at o'clock in the evening, having had an enjoyable trip.
 Francisco Almento and Joe Morales, two Mexican drunks, were before the recorder yesterday to answer to the charge of trying to spoil each others beauty. They were given ten days each with the industrial gang.
 Lightning struck some of the tele- phone poles last night, causing the burning out of number of instru- ments. One of the city incandescent light circuits was also darkened for a while by the effect of lightning flash.
 Heald's Business college continues to turn out hundreds of polished bus mess men and women and the ease with which their pupils command good salaries and desirable positions is the best testimonial the college could enjoy.
 John w. Quick makes the finest and best mining screen on the market. He takes pride in giving his patrons more than their moneys worth; and this is why his name is synonym of honest dealing and full values. See his 'fad'' elsewhere.
 The funeral of Mrs. J. w. Jeffries occurred yesterday afternoon from the residence of her son-in-law, Sheriff Orme, on the Cave Creek road. The funeral was attended by large num- Der of friends of deceased and of the bereaved family.
 Three hobos, or tourists, were cap tured at the Hotel de Boxcar yesterday morning and transferred to Hotel Hooker, where they will have more elaborate accommodations, with occa- sional exercise on the streets. They will be the guests of the city for ten days.
 The following real estate transac- tons, reported by Coggins & Brown abstractors, were yesterday entered for record: Ellen M Schultz and hus- band to trustees of school district 28 one acre in SC corner of section IA, tp 1 S, r 4 e.
 Radam's Microbe Killer is one of the few remedies which are based upon really scientific principles hence the demand for it in intelligent con- rnunitieS is prpater than elSpWhpre