Arizona republican., 1896-08-13
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL, Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City'S Local
 Intelligence. The DolngS of Day in Phoenix ana
 It's Tributary
 Region.

Seven carloads of hogs were shipped out of Glendale last night for Los Angeles.
 Photographic advices from Prescott report that very heavy downpour ot rain occurred there yesterday.
 Jas. McMillan has applied for letters of administration in the estate of his deceased wife, Ella c. McMillan.
 The infant child of Probate Judge Grouse is still very ill, but slowly inn proving under Dr. Duffield's care.
 P. B. MoCaIbe yesterday made appli- cation in the probate court for letters of administration in the estate of w. L. Van Horn, deceased.
 A petition is being circulated for signatures to prevail upon the gov ernor to order an encampment of the territorial militia this fall
 The posse after the Nogales bank robbers has been on the trail since the robbery, but somehow the miscre- ants seem to have made good their escape.
 Union Dave Norman, an individual who was fined $4 Tuesday by the re- corder for drunkenness, was again ar rested yesterday for the same offense. His fine was raised an additional dol lar for the second offense.
 The Trask7Boyle Grocery company yesterday removed their goods to their new quarters in the handsome struc- ture erected on the corner of Adams street and Second avenue. The new store is commodious and nicely ar ranged.
 J. Ernest Walker, l.. W. Coggins and G. R. 'Williscraft will leave today for the White Tank mountains to in- spect a mine which they own. They will make arrangements to erect ten stamp mill on the property which is a gold producer.
 MT. Hughes, proprietor of the Stand ard iron works of this city, is in San Diego, where he is also interested in an iron foundry He told Sun reporter that he was going to enlarge both plants. He also said that Phoenix was as anxious for railway as San Diego
 Mayor Monihon aided by the fra ternal societies, is making an effort to have the water main extended to the cemetery. The cemetery is sadly in need of water to keep the shrubbery and plants on the graves. The entire cost of extending the water would not exceed s1OO.
 Tomorrow night has been set for the performance of the "Silver Night" at the park theater, for the benefit of the BryanSewall silver club. One-half ot gross proceeds will go toward swell ing the campaign fund. The club will attend in body. It will be strictly a performance that will take with the audience, which will be strictly 16 to 1
 Mark Jones was arrested yesterday morning upon complaint of J. W Lambert, who accuses Jones of badly worsting him in a fstic encounter Jones says that Lambert was coming for him with the intention of doing him up, but he turned the tables by whipping Lambert The trial comes off Saturday in Justice Johnstone's court.
 The Prescott Courier says that ir response to an application from Post master Horne for free delivery fol Prescott, the postoffice authorities write that owing to the small appro- priation made by congress for this ser vice during the present year, it vii not be possible for the postmaster. general to establish any additional free delivery offices"
 Among the victims reported by tel egraphic advices to have succumbed to the heat at Pittsburg, Pa, was