Arizona republican., 1896-06-24
 NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City's Local Intelligence.
 1y The Doings of Day In Phcen and Its Tributary
 Region.
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la6T0 w III UC O 6OhOA oA hASSeiAAS VI the fire department tomorrow night.
 Elicito, the 6-year-old daughter of Felix Perez, died yesterday of fever at a ranch south of5she riveri1Z>.d sl
 John Averisch and Jim Williams, ac- cused of the murder of Frank Smith, will have their preliminary examina- tion before Justice Johnstone this af- ternoOn at l. -c
 Algernon Dove, who for twenty years has been known in Phoenix as Babe" huge specimen of perverted manhood, was fined by Justice John stone in the sum of $5. It is probably his hundredth conviction forS drunk -enness. t&
 George Hathaway, an old man, who has been living at Masonic expense at the hospital for several months, died Monday and was inferred by the local Masonic fraternity. Death was from old age, deceased having reached S5 years. -,'-'
 Casimiro Leivas was arrested yes terday from breaking into crib at Block Al and abstracting therefrom the shears of the courtesan therein resident. He will be examined for the offense by Justice Johnstone this af- ternOon.
 It is probable that following next Sunday the morning service will be discontinued at the Presbyterian, Bap- tist and Methodist churches, union service being held for the succeeding sixty days in the open air, to the rear of the Presbyterian church.
 Friday evening at the Presbyterian church the Young Peoples society of Christian endeavor will give a social, to which all are invited. There will be a short and informal programme, and of course something good to eat, not excluding ice cream.
 The Mexican arrested Sunday at Tempe for selling liquor to Indians had his hearing yesterday before Justice Smith and was remanded to jail under the territorial statute covering the of fense. He was brought from Tempe yesterday by Constable Compton.
 In the probate court yesterday Anna White of Tempe was granted the guardianship of the minor heirs of w. H. Thomas, six in number, and rang ing up to 13 years of age. Miss White is the sister of the mother of the chill dren. The estate is wholly in mining property of doubtful value.
 Alex Rheinstein sent Mexican out to the pasture yesterday to bring his fine pacing mare to the city. The Mexican sent was too expert with the rope and too short on horse sense, for he so roped the mare as to strangle the animal She was one of the finest animals in the valley and Alex is dis consolate.
 A small frame dwelling, owned and occupied by woman known as French Marie,'' located northeast of the East End school house, caught fire from the cooking stove yesterday morning about g and was completely consumed. AS the worldly possessions of the woman were small, the loss is slight.
 Mesa boasts of a corporation with the longest name of any within the ter, ritory. The name needs large build. ing to spell it out upon in full, but the Coop" store fills the bill. The full name of the Coop" is 1.-The Zenos Cooperative Mercantile and Manufac turing Institution" Despite thu weight of name, it has never know1 failure and it's stock is above par
 W. T. Smith will soon commence