Arizona republican., 1896-09-20
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets
 and Town. Epitome of tine City's Local
 intelligence. . The Doinas of Day in Phoen.x and
 It's Tributary HSEf.f'f Region.

Carpenters are now building the porehes surrounding the Adaams hotel.
 An individual who while drunk got into scrap and got the worst of it, was fined $5 yesterday by the recorder
 All delegates to the Council of Labor are requested ito attend the meeting to be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the armory.
 Twenty-two carloads of cattle will be shipped from Del Rio this week to this city for Joseph Monihon, who will place them on pasture.
 Mrs. H. $. Bury will not open her private school tomorrow as was an nounced and it will not be opened un- til further notification.
 Frank Snyder yesterday filed appli- cation in the probate court for letters of administration on the estate of Joseph Snyder, his deceased brother.
 A social dance is to be given at the residence of "A. w. Galpin, north of Phoenix, Tuesday night. A large crowd of the young people of Phoenix has been invited and will attend.
 The usual Sunday services will be held in the Methodist church today, Rev. Chase, pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock; preaching at il o'clock: the Y.P. $. lC. B. society meets at 6:3O p. m.
 It was reported yesterday that the wife of B. Arriola, the musician and orchestra leader, had died suddenly in Los Angeles. Mr. Arriola and his fam fly removed to the coast several months ago.
 Alexander McLain, foreman of the Grown mine in Yuma county was killed in the mine this week by falling rock. Shots were fired in the mine, and going in soon after some of the rock loosened by the blast fell on him.
 The Graham county Republican con- vention elected the following delegates to the territorial convention: M J. Egan, E. A. Cutter, Frank Dysart, M. A. Leahy, John Blake, Gordon Mclean, Pedro Pieciado, Dr. B. L. Wightman, S. w. Massey.
 Wall street is the political hotbed of Phoenix, for in that street are plotted and matched all kinds of schemes Populists, Republicans and Democrats there congregate and nothing else is discussed but politics.
 The colored population is making arrangements for a grand celebration next Tuesday in commemoration of the proclamation of enamel patton, which forever released the negroes from bondage in America
 In relating the marriage of Frederick Dummel of this city at Santa Monica a couple of weeks ago. The Republican yesterday spelled the name of the bride wrong. Her name was Emma Mayrhofer. The couple returned to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 On the 18th the Republican county convention of Apache county was held at St. Johns and the following ticket nominated: John F. Hogue, council man; Geo. H. Colby, assemblyman Ambrosia Cundelona, treasurer: Le- ondro Ortezt, sheriff; Walter G. Scott, district attorney.
 The governor, yesterday issued a pardon to Stlsue Smith, the colored girl, who was sentenced by Judge Baker last year to serve one year in the penitentiary for complirttv in the rohbing of the Wildman residence at Tempe Her time would have ex- pdred on the 26th inst.
 Delegates will commence to arrive tomorrow from all parts of the terri