Arizona republican., 1896-06-12
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL, Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City'S Local Intelligence. The DotnGs of a Day In Phcen ana It's Tributary
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The cases of the Territory vs. Daggs and Daggs will be takenzup today.
 Seven carloads of stock for Denver were shipped by Lefevre yesterday over the southern route. .,o ,s,4.,,e
 Supervisor Priest was in town yes terday, an important witness in the canal condemnation suit. --' - N'
 Wm.- Melczer, of Melczer.. Bros, left last night for San Francisco. He VIII be gone about two weeks.
 Superintendent Gaylord was busy canal man in town Wednesday, re- turning home yesterday morning.
 Next Thursday willgbe the second seacoast excursion of the Southern Pa ciic. A through sleeper will be run from Phoenix to Los Angeles.
 Henry George was too swift for that Hoskins man, anyway. If he had been provided with a subpoena that chloro- form man would not have escaped him.
 If Thomas R. Morrow will call at the office of the clerk of the district court MT. Walker will be pleased to hand him an important letter from Sioux City, Iowa.
 Governor Franklin attended the an nual Alumni banquet of the Normal school at Tempe last night His invl- tation included request to respond to '"Our Territory"
 o. w. Klinger, for nearly two years connected with The Republican, is now located at Silverton, Colo, where with his brother he has embarked in the job printing business.
 Assessor H. B. St. Claire is now busy segregating property in the various bonded school districts of the county. It is a tedious task in this hot season, but Harry" does not grumble.
 The Thigh jinks" of the Elks We'd nesday night must bear the responsi- bility for the many sleepy looking per- sons met with on our streets yester- day. But they all say do it again.
 Mrs. A. M. Lee, the milliner, suffered a severe hemorrhage Wednesday and is now lying dangerously i'll at her rooms in the Mahoney building. Her many friends hope for a speedy recov- cry.
 Bill" Williams, late of Gila Bend, more recently of Phoenix, and former ly of Kansas City, Mo, left for the lat ter place this morning and in the ca pacity of guide to the fat cattle of Saunders and Lefevre.
 MT. Prosper Bordoni has leased the Windsor hotel on Center street and will open a first-class rooming house and restaurant with bar as soon as new fixtures now ordered shall arrive. We have no doubt that success will at tend the opening.
 A. F. C. Kirchoff will move into the elegant store now being fitted for him just east of Wakelin's drug store as soon as the fixings and commentators can be pronounced completed. MT. Kirchoff will fit the place no matter how nice it may be-
 Twenty cars of cattle shipped over the M & F. in the last twenty-four hours is a record which carries its own argument as to the efficacy of Salt River valley as feeding and fattening region These cattle are ticketed for Dubuque, Iowa, and Denver, Colo.
 One of the prettiest electrical effects to be seen in the city is at the store of the H. A. Diehl Shoe company when the lights are on. A new style of re- Hector overhanging the groups of sixteen candle power lamps in each of the handsome show windows, produces a light of rare brilliancy and beauty.