Arizona republican., 1896-09-11
 NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City's Local Intelligence. The Doings of aPay In Phoenix and It's Tributary
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One lone inebriate was assessed $4 yesterday by Recorder Jobs.

One lone inebriate was assessed $4 yesterday by Recorder Jobs.
 Colonel Wm. Christy was yesterday appointed by Probate Judge Grouse as administrator of the estate of Wm. G. Lyman, deceased.
 Yesterday morning, trainload of seven carloads of fat hogs was shipped from Glendale to the Cudahy packing houses, Los Angeles.
 Thieves attempted to force an en- trance into the meat shop near the Q. T. saloon "Wednesday night. The lock on the door was forced apart by some Instrument. Nothing was found miss ing.
 The shelving on the east side in the New York dry goods. store gave away yesterday evening, precipitating a miscellaneous lot of dry goods in the middle of the floor. The damage was slight.
 A bundle containing two ladies dresses and other apparel was found on Harrison street. The bundle is now in possession of the city marshel and the owner can have same by prov ing property
 A prominent merchant of Phoenix Wednesday night left his safe door open and left the store lights burn all night The reason he gave for leaving the safe open was that he did not want any burglars to spoil the safe by drilling holes in the door.
 It is announced that new time card will go into effect on the Southern Pa cific, beginning on the 20th inst It is not probable that the change will materially affect the M. & F., as both east and westbound passenger trains will pass Marieopa in the night.
 Phoenix Typographical Union Mo- 294 will hold its regular monthly meet ing at the union rooms on Wall street, Sunday, September 13, at 1:30 p. m. sharp. All members are requested to be present, as business of much im- portance will come up. Several new members will be initiated at this meet ing.
 The Arizona Mining company now obtains a large portion of the mining timbers required, near at home, instead of at Flagstaff. At Iron Springs sid ing, a dozen miles south of Prescott, are great piles of hewn and split pine timber and logs, cut for the uses of the Congress mine, even better for the purposes than sawed lumber and sav- ing much in freight
 Mrs. Luisa Dunn died Wednesday night of consumption. She was clear ing away the supper dishes when she was taken with a hemorrhage and died fifteen minutes later She was 57 years of age and lived here with her husband for a short while, coming here from Colorado, where a son now re- sides The funeral will be held today from W. H. Smith & Co.'S undertaking rooms.
 A row occurred yesterday afternoon between two Chinamen in Gee Hops laundry on West Washington street One of the combatants was laid out by a blow on the head with fatiron. He bled profusely and gave up the fight A passerby who saw the fracas asked the Chinaman who wielded the flat iron his reason for striking his coun- tryman, and he replied that it was all in fun.
 A young lady yesterday complained to this office that married man was making a practice of following he1 continually and otherwise subjecting her to annoyance She knows who the