Arizona republican., 1896-08-21
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets and Town.
 -----+c f's 5.:f, Epitome of the City's Local Intelligence. The Dolngs of Day In Phoenix and It's Tributary
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The Tempe creamery yesterday shipped a carload of cheese to Los An geles.
 Judge A. Buck said yesterday that he has withdrawn from the Populist party. The infant son of MT. and Mrs. D. W. Warren died yesterday morning. The child was but one day old.
 Yesterday morning twins were born to the wife of U. T. Wise, but shortly after birth one of the infants died.
 J. W. Hicks, the cattleman, left yes terday for the Mogollon mountains to attend the rodeo which commences in few days.
 Thorugh a mistake The Republican yesterday stated that Jennie Aldrich had been committed to the insane asylum. The name should have been Cartwright.
 The Herald says that Harry Wat ton was on the street yesterday for the first time since he was stricken with paralysis several months ago." MT. Walton has been seen on the streets almost every day for the past three weeks.
 Dr. Norton while driving rapidly along Center street yesterday morning ran into buggy that was standing on the corner of Center and Washington streets. A lady was in the vehicle, but escaped uninjured The rear wheel of her buggy was broken.
 The committee which was appointed to take care of the financial end of the Labor Day organization has been meet ing with liberal success. The citizens and merchants are subscribing liberal ly and grand demonstration may be looked for on the day in question.
 A man who answers to the euphoni- ous name of Jerome Gutzmaker, was yesterday fined $4 by the recorder for getting into state of helpless drunk enness. He was repentant and shed bitter, scalding tears, vowing that if he lived to be as old as Methusaleh he would never again be found in the same condition.
 The campmeeting opened at the Os- borne school house Thursday night with fair number of campers on the ground. Other families are arriving and in a couple of more days quite a colony will be on the ground. Rev Vaughn is conducting the services as- sisted by other ministers. Tickets over the toll road will be sold at 50 cents for the season.
 Captain Coggins of B company states that the petition being circulated around the territory for signatures and which will be presented to the gov. ernor with the request to order an en. campment of the National Guard. has been signed by over 600 of the mos prominent people in the territory. Int militia companies in the outside towns are very anxious to have an encamp ment and are rustling signatures.
 There has been considerable con lecture as to the reason why the Wash ington street cross-walks had been lai( with depressions on either side. Git, Engineer Davidson gives as an expla nation that the walk on one side O the street is considerable higher thai the other and in order to make tn, grade uniform the depressions wer necessary, otherwise one end of tn cross-walks would run above the curl on the low side of the street and ava, below the curb on the other
 Hank Wylie, the 16-year-ok lad wh was the cause of the death of youn Sidney Tedrow, has been arrested an, was yesterday brought before Justic Johnstone He waived examination and the justice n1aced him 1ndar &75