Arizona republican., 1896-08-02
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL. NJ I[.| . Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City's Local Intelligence,
 & The Doings of Day in Phen'x and It's Tributary
 Region.

The case of John Morris for con- ducting a gambling game without ' license has been continued untH Mon day.
 Nose Drachman, a most popular young man, has been appointed a mem ber of the territorial board of equall- zation. .-''i'5
 Fay Knowlton has resigned his po- sition with Andrews & Son and has opened a bicycle and repair shop on Wall street. ~a> ~ ..,., A. A. Long, Mark Long, Sol Levi and Selim Nicholson left yesterday for the Arizona dam to try their luck at fish ing for few days.
 J. Ernest Walker is having erected a cosy cottage in the Capitol addition. It is not supposed that Walker in tends to keep bachelors hall. The usual Sunday morning service will be held at the Christian church today at Ii o'clock. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m and Y. P. s. c. B. at s o'clock p. m.
 A west slider last night registered another kick with this office over the 'phone and said that a searching party was out and they succeeded in locating only one electric light west of Center street.
 The members of Garden Valley lodge Good Templars will go to Glendale ! Tuesday night to assist in the reopen ing of the Good Templar lodge at that place. The exercises were to have been held last Tuesday night, but was postponed on account of a storm.
 Carpenters are now busy on the tim ber work of the fourth story of the Adams hotel, The brick layers have had to lay off for several days pend ing the arrival of several carloads of pressed brick from Chicago. ~
 The police of Tucson succeeded in raiding a burglars nest Thursday night. A one-armed man named San dina was arrested for conducting the place. Nearly everything that had been stolen in the city for some time was discovered in the house. The latest thing in cooking appli- ances has been introduced to Phoenix as usual by D. H. Burtis It is called the New Process Blue Flame oil stove and burns coal oil without either smoke or odor. It is absolutely safe and cooks quicker than gasoline. A report reached Prescott yesterday that dead mar had been found on a trail in the Cherry creek region. The dead mans horse was nearby where the body was found It is supposed that the man was killed by stroke of
 lightning.
 A letter from Harry Brown reports that young gentleman on the road to Salt Lake City, He is meeting with success and enjoys good health He
 has met with several mishaps He fell down a thirty foot hill, but man aged to escape with few bruises
 Mrs. Oscar Crismon of Lehi was bit vicious horse. A section of flesh was nearly torn from her body. She is suffering intensely and it is feared that the animal was suffering with rabies, in which case Mrs. Crismon is in dan ger of hydrophobia.
 Justice Morris has again reserved his . decision in the Hal Kent case until Monday as he is in a quandary as to what disposition to make of the young
 mans case. It is true he only stole a
 watermelon, but the records of the county jail show that he served two sentences formerly for petty larceny.
 Union services will be held tonight
 on the grounds in the rear of the Presbyterian church. Everybody should attend services, as comfort able seats are now provided. A large