Arizona republican., 1896-06-13
 NEWS IN \ NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets and Town Epitome of the City's Local
 Intelligence. The Doings of Day In Fhpn'x and
 It's Tributary
 Region.

George Alkire left last night for Pc mona, Cal.
 Prisoners in county jail-mosqui- toes! Netting? Nit!
 H. Fertig, who has been stopping in Phoenix for several months, left yes terday for San Diego.
 H. w. Mowry, representing the Irri- gation Age of Chicago, is in the city in the interest of his journal.
 The Young Peoples society of the Christian church gave a lawn social last night attstle residence of J. T.. Woodbridge, in the eastern part of the city.
 The new postoffice will probably be occupied July l. The building is now nearly ready for occupancy and the delay will be caused by a non-arrival of the fixtures.
 The pupils of the Territorial Normal school are now scattering to their homes in different parts of the terri tory. Of the graduating class full one half are said to have already secured schools.
 Hoskins, the St. Louis banker, whom Deputy Sheriff George so hurriedly served subpoena upon Thursday last, gave up his papers to Judge Campbell and was then permitted to resume his journey to St. Louis.
 Professor S. l.. Guthrie, late of Ab- ingdon, Illinois, has been secured to take charge of the schools of Os- borne district No. 8, north of the city He is now in the city and will soon be joined by Mrs. Guthrie.
 J. W. Searles, B. J. Bennitt and George N. Gage have incorporated the Fair Stake Mining company, with a capital of S1, 100000, to deal in mining properties. The mines of the corpora tion are situate in GoIdf. eds district
 Yesterday was believed by the ma jority of residents to have been the warmest day known in Phoenix for years. The signal service thermom- eter stood at 110 degrees and the hor- izon was murky and the air was close.
 The city council met yesterday morn ing to look into the bids for doing the scavenger work of the city. The bids of Pike Woosnum and John Perrin were accepted. Pike" in years past has done this work for the city and is be- 1ieved to be the best man for efficiency.
 Miss Lillian Rice, who for the past year has with high credit filled posi- tion as one of the Taculty of the Terri torial Normal school, has declined re- appointment and will leave this even ing, accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary, for their old home Peoria, Hi nois. They are to return in the fall.
 There were registered at the Com mercial hotel yesterday the following Alex o. Brodie, Prescott; s. Kalisher, M. Sander, c. c. Carter and J.. D. Smiley, San Francisco; F. G. Bloom, Trinidad, Colo; J. M and M c. Or nag, Monterey, Mexico; Mr. and Mrs. James F. Gerald, Genevieve and Ger aldine Gerald, Chas. T. Martin and Mrs. Martin, Globe.
 Andrews & Son swore out warrant against John Doe Thursday, charging the latter with embezzlement of a bi- cycle. The case was returnable to Justice Morris court, but up to date no return has been made and Wall stneet entertains an idea that the diff ference between Doe and the wheel man has been adjusted.
 Recorder Jobs had one case yester- day morning in which one of two part ners was before him charged with be- ing intoxicated. He was fined $4 and despaired of raising that amount be-