Arizona republican., 1896-07-31
 NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL, Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City's Local Intelligence.
  The Doings of Day Tn Phoenix and It's Tributary
 Region.

Ziba Browns new bicycle trailer at tracted considerable attention yester- day on the streets.
 Two drlnks were tried by Recorder Jobs yesterday. One received a $5 fine and the other ,S4. Both paid and cheated the chain gang. sg
 MT. and. Mrs. J. A. Phillips enter tained several friends to a musical banquet at their residence on North Fourth avenue Wednesday night.
 A drunken row at Jerome Wednes- day night between two Mexicans re- suited in one of the men getting stabbed. He died shortly afterwards from his wounds.
 The young people of the Baptist church give their ice cream social at DeMers' tonight They anticipate a pleasant time and extend a cordial in vitation to the general public to at tend.
 The new advertising programme for the park theater is a neat and attract i've folder of yellow paper with ar tistic advertisements. The work was done by J. A. Taylor of The Republican Job rooms.
 Guadalupe Chavez, the Mexican who was arrested for exposure of person before young. lady, was tried yester- day by Justice Johnstone. He is a half-witted fellow, so the justice let him off with $10 fine.
 The San Diego Vidette gives a very complimentary notice embeflished with a cut of Col. Thos. Fitch. The silver tongued orator successfully represent ed the plaintiff in the celebrated Hearne Chronicle libel suit.
 The last of the troops that have been out some weeks chasing renegade Apaches back and forth across the Mexican border have given up the chase, as the heavy rains in the Sierra Madres have obliterated all trails.
 John Morris, the colored man who was arrested by the city authorities for conducting gambling game with out paying license and who was dis charged, was again arrested by the county authorities for not paying a county license.
 The first Sunday school conven- tdon ever held in Arizona will be held in Flagstaff, commencing on the 18th of August and lasting three days. A P. Walbridge, the P. G. c. T. of Phoe- mix, and s. s. Green, G. c. T. of Iowa two noted temperance lecturers, will be in attendance
 About twenty people went out on last nights excursion train over the Southern Pacific to the coast. This will about end the exodus for this summer, although the Santa Fe vii run another. excursion next week Some of those. who went out on tht first excursions have returned.
 A warrant was yesterday sworn ou in Justice Johnstone's court for tht arrest of a Mexican named Ramon Ortega, who is charged with abductint a 15-year-old girl She left her moth CT Wednesday night and went wit1 Ortega The girls mother, However will make it interesting for Ortega.
 The Prescott Journal-Miner staff wa laid out "Wednesday and even the of flee cat, which is said to have cast iron stomach, retired under the ed itor's desk and gave up it's nine ghost at once. The cause of the sad stat of affairs was that the staff discoveret that typhoid fever germs were lurking in the rear of the ofice..
 The merchants of Tempe are in arm over a counterfeit quarter which witt strange insistence makes the round of the stores without leaving the town One merchant has had it in his pos session several times, but always get