Arizona republican., 1896-05-28
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL, Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City'S Local
 Intelligence. The DolngS of a Dayin Phoenix and
 Its Tributary
 Region.t

Twenty cars of cattle were shipped out from Glendale yesterday
 The Arizona TImprovement company is now shipping out Royal apricots from Glendale. i,rr .1
 Recorder Jobs Nesterday fined a Chinese vegetable vendor $3 for leav- ing his team unhitched on the streets.
 Reserved seat tickets for the park theater which opens Saturday night, are now on sale at DeMers' ice cream parIors on Washington street.
 F. M Romain and A. Gartenland, prominent fruit men of Fresno, Cal, are in the city with a view of buying heavily of the raisin product of the valley.
 Orders have been received from the postoffice department discontinuing the stage mail service between Mesa and Phoenix, to take effct June IA. After that date the trains will carry the mails.
 Since the first of May there has been 1860 head of cattle shipped over the s. F., P. & P road from Del Rio and Kirkland. There are yet thousands of head that will be shipped over the road from those two points.
 People in Phoenix can manage to keep cool without great exertion, but the people in the east and on the coast l are now experiencing what all sinners will undergo in the realms presided cover by his "nibs."
 The Daggs Bros. yesterday entered a motion in the district court to dismiss the charges against them on the ground that they were not granted their trial within the time prescribed by the statutes. Their motion was de- nied.
 Wm. Brown and Isaac Wine, the two counterfeiters who were recently ar rested, yesterday pleaded guilty to the charge before Judge Baker. The judge after featuring them on the gravity of their crime, sentenced them to four years each in the penitntiary.
 Burt Toney was yesterday brought before Justice Johnstone charged with having on May 16 stolen from A. L.. Moore diamond pin and other jew elry. He plead guilty to a charge of petit larceny and the justice fined him $20 accompanied. by severe lecture. The property was returned to the owner.
 Tomorrow, May 28, the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway company will run an excursion to Flagstaff, fare $15.20 for the round trip, tickets to be limited to thirty days from date of sale and good only for continuous passage in both directions These ex- cursions will be continued bi-monthly hereafter.
 Prescott Courier: The Etta mine, in Cherry creek district, the oldest and best developed mine of this camp, is closed down. J. l.. Giroux, superin- tendent of the United Verde copper mine at Jerome, has been superintend- ing the Etta for two months past. MT Giroux has been milling his ore at the old !Conger mill on Central Verde This mine has always been considered a bo- nanza and the last run yielded $50 ot gold.
 Prescott Courier: The famous Hop, per mine on Cherry creek, bonded by MT. Gillette and others, and which ha; been actively worked since the 9th day of February is closed down. The req son for closing is not known. There has been 250 feet of development worl by means of tunnels and shafts ant the ledge shows strongly throughout the mine. There is over 100 tons O ore on the dump which runs on an av craze of $9 per ton, while there art pockets which assay $125.