Arizona republican., 1896-08-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL, Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City's Local
 Intelligence. The Doings of Day In Phoenix ana
 It's Tributary
 Region.

The territorial board of equalization will meet in th;o city next Monday.
 The rails of the old P. & A. c. rail road have all been shipped to stock ton, Cal, where they will be used on Bullock's new railroad. t'
 Probate Judge Grouse yesterday is sued marriage license to Maria Cor doya and Senobio Bias. The couple were welded last night at the Catholic church.
 Five cars of hogs will be shipped from Glendale tomorrow to Los An geles. There is now a Hull in stock shipments owing to the low market prices.
 Miguel de la Fuenta, the barber, yes- terday complained to Justice John stone that some predaceous individual had entered his shop and stolen several useful tools of his trade.
 The park theater is still attracting theater goers to see ''Under the Gas light" The play has had long run, but tomorrow night the bill will be changed to the Texas Steer"
 A man named Joseph Butcher was killed near Willcox the other day by attempting to board an eastbA1nd train. He slipped under the wheels his body being horribly mangled.
 Ex-Governor Wolf1ey will return this morning to the White Tanks mines in the Buckeye country. The com pany has just made cleanup which netted most satisfactory results
 Frank Trott returned yesterday from the head of the Arizona canal, where he was measuring the water sup ply. He reports that there is only a trif1e over an inch of water running over the dam.
 The militia is attempting to work up enthusiasm amongst outside con- panies to attend competitive shoot this fall The local company carried off the honors last year and is desir- ous of again doing so.
 Candidates are beginning to pop up for honors at the coming fall election. As yet little interest is manifested in local politics and the registering off, cers are lamenting that voters are dilatory about registering their names
 Workmen are now engaged on the fourth and last story of the Adams hotel. The interior work is rapidly progressing and everything will be pushed so as to have the hotel con- pleted for the fall influx of visitors.
 Theo. B. Schultz and wife, P. J. Meyer and wife, Misses Isabella and Louisa Ousley. all of Tempe, arrived yesterday. The party will leave this morning on trip to the Grand can- yon to be gone a couple of weeks or longer.
 One lonesome drunk was fined $5 yesterday by Recorder Jobs. A Mex ican was tried for locking a couple of women in room and leaving them to starve or break down the door. No proof was found against the prisoner and he was discharged.
 The Los Angeles Typographical union has issued a circular appealing to their fellow workmen in southern California and Arizona to boycott the Los Angeles Times owing to certain deeds of that paper calculated to dis rupt the labor organizations.
 The Philharmonic band of Tucson will leave for the coast tomorrow and an effort will be made to have the band stop off here over Sunday Miguel Barbe of this city has been in vited to join the party. They will be absent three weeks and will play in all the seaside resorts.
 Articles of incorporation of the Tem- pc Creamery company were filed yes terday with the recorder. The capital