Arizona republican., 1896-08-04
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.

One ordinary somnolent inebriate was assessed the usual $4 by Recorder Jobs yesterday.
 IA crowd of young people Sunday drove over to Tempe in the Grand can yon coach and passed pleasant day
 IA girl baby was born to the family of H. E. Heighton Sunday night. The mother and new arrival are doing splendidly.
 A large number of the members of the local Good Templar lodge will go to Glendale this evening to attend the reopening of the lodge of that place.
 T. P. Whitcomb, a stranger in the city from New York, died last evening about 5 o'clock at the Star lodging house. Deceased was about 50 years of age.
 Postmaster Thomas and family, Mrs. Henry Orme and family, Will George and wife and several others left yes terday evening for a months trip in the Mogollon mountains.
 The flash light underground pie lures taken at depth of 1900 and 1,700 feet in the Congress mine by w. G. Altenburgh are on exhibition in his studio on East Washington street. The pictures are novel and attractive.
 Sunday evening after the Christian Endeavor services at the Christian church Rev. Cal Ogburn united in marriage Jasper Dobbs and Miss Lizzie Evans, two well known young people of Phoenix.
 IA man named Edmond McGinnis met with an accident at Yuma Thursday which cost him his life. He was haul ing load of furniture and fell from the wagon, the wheels passing over his chest, crushing him in a horrible man. ner. e5--r
 The Empire Smelling company at Crittenden will not close down as was expected since the death of Col. Fitz- gerald. Instructions were received from headquarters to continue the work on the lines laid down by the late manager.
 Tucson will soon have another inn portant industry in operation. IA com pany was recently formed to work the Santa Rita marble quarries. The mar ble is said to be superior to any pro- duced in the United States west of the Allegheny mountains.
 The open air services conducted every Sunday evening in the rear of the Presbyterian church are drawing large congregations. Rev. Cal Og- burn of the Christian church presided at the pulpit Sunday night and deliv- cred one of the most eloquent and in teresting sermons ever heard in Phoe- nix.
 An individual who halls from the hills around Prescott is mourning the loss of his hard earned money through his imprudence in going where he had not ought to- He related to the police early yesterday morning that wo- man named Leo robbed him of $175 on the block The woman was arrested and her trial comes off today.
 Yesterday about noon the flood gates of the heavens were opened and for a short while it rained harder than known for some years. A heavy wind was blowing at the time and a few awnings were wrecked. The streets filled rapidly with water, but thanks to the efficient work of the city off cials the water drained off rapidly.
 A burglar has been making friendly calls on some of the block Al resi- dences. Saturday night the house conducted by a woman named Flo Bremen was entered and burglarized of $45. The same night another house in the same neighborhood was entered