Arizona republican., 1896-08-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
 t-ll .s4 >}ftt Happenings of Streets
 ;sS@&and Town. EpitOne of the City'S Local Intelligence. The Doinas of Day In Phoenix and
 It's Tributary s-' Region.

J. H. Pritt, the Tempe cattleman, vast night shipped a carload of calves to Los Angeles. sls f... ,~e ,:
 Another carload of honey was shipped out of Tempe Thursday night, making a total of fourteen cars this season. "a CT
 The Normal school will reopen next month with the largest number of pu- pills eyer before in the history of the institution.
 On Thursday not,sa solitary instru- ment was filed in the, recorders office. That is something that has not hap pened for several years.
 Mrs. and Miss Wells of Prescott, Thursday night gave most delightful musicale in honor of their guest, Mrs. w. e. Budge of this city.
 The band of Yaqui Indians who were camped on the other side of the river have pulled up stakes and disap- peared, whither, no one knows.
 The settlers along Walnut creek are having hard time with army worms. The pests are at work by millions on every farm under cultivation and eat ing everything.
 The Kessler-Boyle Grocery com pany are removing their corrugated iron warehouse from the alley back of Washington street to the rear of their new store.
 The necktie social given by the Daughters of Rebekah Thursday night was in every way a thorough success. The crowd that attended during the evening was large.
 The case of Frank Atkinson charged with assaulting Juan Luis, was called in Justice Morris court yesterday morning. Owing to the peculiar dis appearance of a witness the case was continued until Monday. r
 F. A. Hough of the Tempe creamery is preparing to ship the first carload of cheese ever shipped from the valley. The shipment will be made to Los Angeles as an experiment to compete with the California product.
 IA marriage license was granted at Los Angeles Thursday to Troy D. Westbrook, a native of Georgia and resident of Los Angeles, aged 25, and Minnie May Bull, a native of Iowa and resident of Phoenix, Ariz., aged IS.
 The mayor and city marshal wish to call the attention of the owners of lots to have them cleaned up. The city will be overrun with strangers in a couple of months and it is to our own interests to have the city as clean as possible.
 The greatest enemies of Arizona, said a prominent official yesterday are her own people. They go to the coast and talk about the great heat here, thereby frightening many who would otherwise give the climate a trial.
 IA prominent Phoenix man who slipped over to Tempe Wednesday night with the intention of enjoying a quiet spree got into trouble in Sonora town east of Tempe. He got into g TOW with Mexican and was so badly used up that he is yet under the care of a physician.
 By order of the president of Nogales Sonora, all stores and places where liquor is sold are now closed at 1C o'clock in the evening. This is done to prevent any drunkenness whicE might lead to trouble owing to the turbulent times as the result of tht recent troubles there.
 The finance committee of the Labor Day organization are rustlers, for al ready $50 in cash has been collected and $150 more has been subscribed