Arizona republican., 1896-05-29
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets
 and Town. 4Epitome of the City's Local
 intelligence. The Doings of DayEin Phun and
 It's Tributary
 Region.

J. w. Benham will ship carload of stock today to Holbrook.
 Twenty-four cars of range cattle will be shipped out of Glendale today.
 The W. e. T. U. society of the terri tory met last night at the Christian church.
 Frank Soldini was yesterday brought over from Tucson by Sheriff Leather wood and placed in the asylum.
 The presentation of the diplomas to the grammar school graduates was inadvertently omitted yesterday in The Republican.
 The first car of Royal apricots to be shipped this season will be sent from Glendale today to Chicago by the Ari- zona Improvement company.
 Judge Baker yesterday sentenced Angelo Sacamont to serve thirty days in the county jail and to pay a fine of S1O0 for selling liquor to Indians.
 Henry Nevins was yesterday fined $2O by Justice Johnstone. He was charged with addressing an insulting remark to Salvation Army woman.
 A merry party from the Sixth Av- -enue hotel enjoyed a moonlight ride Wednesday night to the HOle-in-the- Rock where a plentiful supply of pro visions that had been thoughtfully brought along provided a sumptuous .repast.
 A. K. Detwiler and J. lR. B. Ranson of Toledo, Ohio, arrived in the city yesterday and will remain here several days looking up an irrigation propo- zsition in which an eastern syndicate is interested.
 The Sunday school children of the Methodist church held very enjoy able picnic yesterday at the park There was plentiful supply of ice cream and cake which was served free to the children. They managed to pass the time very enjoyaby.
 A. R. McCamley, the Tempe saloon man, is soon to move to the south side of the street into new brick building being built for him by w. J. Kings bury. The premises will be elaborate ly fitted up and one of the most cosy resorts of the valley secured.
 Ten carloads of cattle were shipped out of Kirkland yesterday which will be followed by eighteen carloads to-
 
 over the s. F., IF. & F. this year has been something enormous, but with all the shipments there does not seem to be any appreciable decrease of cattle in the hills.
 The boy stood on the burning deck, when all around was blue; yet, no one thought to say to him, 'Is this hot enough for you?' The foregoing sen timent is now on the rounds and will appear pasted in the hats of citizens to be shown friends who may have the temerity to ask them as to the calori- metry of the weather
 The petition gotten up by the clerks and circulated amongst the merchants for the early closing movement was signed by all the merchants with the exception of E. H. Winters of the Bee Hive store. The same movement was started last year but the Bee Hive store refused to countenance it.
 The weather for the last four days has been the WarmeSt known in this valley for May, and has approached within four degrees of the warmes known for any season. Though rair has been an almost unknown quantit! for To, these many moons, the weather sages are again prephesying heavy downpour as a result of the abnorma heat.
 A Mexican woman yesterday appliet to Justice Johnstone for ;