Arizona republican., 1896-06-10
 NEWS IN A NUTSHELL, Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City's Local Intelligence. The Doings of Day In PhceE'x ana It's Tributary
 Region.
 
Yuma is to have Fourth of July

Yuma is to have a Fourth of July celebration. 7-7--.--.-,ss.
 The Yavapai Popuists have effected a party organization. g
 Watermelons from Sonora are del icacy in the Nogales market.
 Eight carloads of stock leave Del Rio station on the Santa Fe today for shipment to eastern points.
 The New Mexico delegates have combined with the Allison ~Arizonans on headquarters at St. Louis.
 Liuuor Dealer .Kirchoff is removing his place of business to the Hart build ing, next the Monihon building.
 The board of control yesterday let the contracts for the supplies to be fur nished the territorial prison for tie ensuing quarter. /
 Robert Reinhart will at once move from his present limited quarters to the room formerly occupied by Mrs. A. M. Lee, near the Ford hotel.
 Work will now proceed rapidly on the Hotel Adams, the proper quality of brick for the foundations having been secured in sufficient quantity Last night fair audience assembled at the hall of the Young Mems Repub- lican club to hear speech on the tar if delivered by Gen. A. J. Sampson.
 Sheriff Ruffner of Yavapai county spent yesterday in Phoenix, coming from Prescott in charge of two youth 'ful criminals sentenced to Yuma peni- tentiary for short terms.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: Mrs. Cora Bishop of the Four Mile house was ex- amined before Justice Brisley this morning on charge of grand larceny, but was discharged. The prosecuting witness was s. L. Redwine.
 Yuma Advertiser: Yuma is a record breaker. The Yuma Water and Light company will ship from their mesa ranch a quantity of Thompson's seed- less grapes before the 10th instant as they are now commencing to ripen.
 In the probate court yesterday pe- tition was filed by Anna White, pray ing for the guardianship and custody of the minor children of the late w. H. Thomas This may be accepted as a continuation of the old Thomas-Shipp feud.
 Nearly all the delegates to the terri torial Democratic convention have gone, little pleased by the extra warm weather that has honored their stay. Most of the northern delegates left last night and the balance will leave this morning.
 There is somewhat of a boom in the probate court. So far there are this year four more estates listed for pro- bate than in the whole year of '95, and '95 was an advance of one-third in its number of probated estates over the preceding year.
 The Good Templars in the Creighton district will give an ice cream social in the school house tomorrow night, te which the public is invited. It is ex- pected that quite delegation from the local lodge will attend. The proceeds go to the lodge to defray it's expenses
 H. A. T. Hanson and Mrs. B. c. Nc Donald were married yesterday by Justice of the Peace Morris. Int groom is one of the best known an( best esteemed citizens of the county having for years been resident O Tempe and Phoenix.
 Phoenix lodge B. P. o. E., otherwis the Elks, will have a grand time thi evening. Invitations are out for ''stag session. for which members ant invited guests will gather at the cit.