Arizona republican., 1896-07-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
  Happenings of Streets and Town.  Epitome of the Cfty's Local Intelligence. The Doings of a Day In Phen.x and
 It's Tributary
 Region.

Marion MoCann has been appointed a deputy recorder for registering Iur- poses. s-s
 Hannah T. Simms has filed suit against the Simms Improvement com pany, claiming interest in property covered by the deeds of such company.
 Juan and Jose Ahumada were es- .corted from Tempe yesterday by con- stable to spend twelpe days in the county jail for disturbance. of the peace.
 The Phoenix Tailoring company has removed from the upper story of the telephone building to the room for merly occupied by the annex of the Boston cafe, Washington, near First avenue. -.. .-
 Yesterday in the recorders office was filed the certified copy of the decree of the supreme court of the United States in the case of Bryan vs. Brasius and others, confirming title in the Central Place suit.
 This afternoon will be held the exam ination of Ramon Ortega for the of fense of horse stealing. It is also ex- pected that Justice Johnstone will to- day give his decision in the accusation of grand larceny against Ed Peck.
 A suggestive and almost ehticing poster in the railroad company's office tells of "cool breezes, giant ..icebergs and tremendous glaciers all to be seen by visit to Alaska. The trip will be taken by many rArizonans this summer.
 A crazy epileptic, Charles Neil drunk as well, was taken in yesterday by the city marshal in the vicinity of the gas works on West Washington street. He had in~his possession a certificate of cure and discharge from California insane asylum.
 In the district court yesterday an or der was made setting aside decree of the probate court in the case of Carrie A. Balls against D. N Ambler and a verdict for garnishee given in the case of M. H. Sherman against the Western Investment company and against the Wildman-Peters-Goldman company.
 Justice Johnstone yesterday held John Averisch, Jim Williams and How ard Withrow to answer without bail before the grand jury for the crime of murder. They were therefore commit ted to the county's steel tank, there to remain till at least the session of the next grand jury in November.
 An Indian undergoing sentence of twelve days in the county jail was talk en out yesterday and allowed to lie on the grass of the court house yard for the day. He was suffering from se- were intestinal trouble, which the jail CTS state is often the case with Indians. unaccustomed to, the close confinement and to the cooked food of the white man that they are compelled to eat.
 Thursday evening, July 2, at the Creighton school house north of Phoe- nix, there will be given a dramatic and musical entertainment by Miss Daisy Randall, assisted by male quartette. Miss Randall has but recently returned here after a two years course at the Emerson school of oratory, Boston, Mass, and the coming entertainment is her first appearance before a local audience. A nominal admission fee will be charged and a general invitation is extended.
 United States Court Commissioner Crenshaw yesterday arraigned two in- dividuals before him charged with the sale of liquor to boys of the Indian school. One of the men is H. c. Ec- cles, keeper of the old Redwood road house on the Black canyon road, on the banks of the Grand canal, less than a mile from the school. Against