Arizona republican., 1896-07-12
 NEWS IN A NUTSHELL,
  Happenings of Streets and Town. --. -f Epitome of the City's Local Intelligence. The DoingS of Day In Phoen'x ana It's Tributary
 Region.

The Odd Fellows of Mesa installed officers last might.
 A drunken Indian was gathered in yesterday by the local police and put in the city tank, there to sober on.
 .Elwin arlowe and Miss Rhea LOT raine are now in Prescott and Will there next Tuesday appear in the com edy of "Jane."
 At The Commercial yesterday were registered Sol Lewis, Prescott; H. Il. Hamilton, Los Angeles; J. M. Holmes, San Francisco.
 At the court house, Phoenix, July IS, w. o. ONeill will address the resl. dents of the city and the farmers or the valley on the water question.
 The sermon at the union meeting at the Presbyterian church this evening will be by Rev. Chase, and will be es- pecially in honor of the Independent Order of Good Templars.
 County School Superintendent Grouse has completed his statement of disbursements for the quarter ending June 30 of the schools of Maricopa county. There are 52S items on the list.
 The Capital harness shop at No. 10 North Center street is still headquar- ters for horse furnishings of every de- scription. Harness and saddles ready made or made to order. Repairing a specially.
 Treasurer Parish has been in office just a week and in that time has paid out s35 900 of the funds to him deliv- cred. The money had heretofore been held in the treasury awaiting an order of the district court.
 The enterprising residents of Wick enburg are now with all eyes on the proposition of a shelter for the reduc- ton of the ores, copper, silver and lead, that are near at hand. There is an opportunity whereby with an in itial expenditure of s5,000 the camp can secure a thirtyton furnace, and there effort to that end is now being made.
 Two Mexicans who cut one Burriano in the face Friday night were caught the next morning and taken before Justice Johnstone He set their ex- animation for next Monday at a. m. The deed was done on Grand avenue. The assailants, according to testimony, rode up to Burriano and attacked him with knives and without having re- ceived particle of provocation.
 District 38, northeast of the city has completed arrangements for the issu- ance of $2,S00 of bonds, wherewith a two-room school house will be erected. This would have been done several years ago, but the old building and school lot was upon a school section and the title would therefore have been shaky. The new location, about a mile distant from the former site, is upon two acres of land to which the district has received a perfect title. In the cellar of the Central hotel, the proprietor, Joseph Thalheimer, has started one of the most extensive bot ting and cold storage plants in the southwest, obtaining his ammonia un- der pressure from the works of Cope land & McCallum. Beside the great vault, where the temperature is kept at 45 or less, there are great rooms heaped high with bottles and outftted with all the machinery necessary to the bottling and handling of the bev- craze that delights the Teuton.
 Yesterday morning at Tempe the pioneer merchant, Charles T. Hayden received the news of the nomination o1 Bryan with all enthusiasm. He is an ardent free silver man, is MT. Hayden and a strong Democrat beside, and the nomination filled his soul with joy