Arizona republican., 1895-04-16
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San Bernardino, Gal. The visit is one of mingled business and pleasure. After looking after certain professional mat ters he will take in the fiesta at Los Angeles and enjoy we'll earned rest from his duties as member of the live stock commission. He will return to the city by the end of the week.
 The board of supervisors met in regular weekly session yesterday. Busi- ness transacted was generally of a routine character the only exception being an application from the school trustees of Glendale district for $6, ,O00 issue of bonds, recently voted by resi- dents of the district for the erection of a new school house. No active action was taken upon the application yes- terday.
 Mr. W. A. Coy left on Sunday night for Tucson to take a position on the Arizona Star. Mir. Coy has been con- nected with the city schools during the past year. He has also had extensive experience in every department of news paper work. He was valued attache of the Herald two years ago and before coming west had been employed on the Salem, O., Daily News and other east ern papers.
 At the Washington street Methodist church many hundreds of roses and calla lilies decorated the altar, stand and organ, while on the walls were tastefully arranged palms. The music was excellent, the house was crowded aud many had to leave, being unable to secure even standing room. Rev. Dr. Holman of Minneapolis, delivered 8 most effective and eloquent Easter sermon.
 Soon after noon yesterday the name of the 620th man was enrolled on the city register list, which will remain open just six days longer. Half the names SO far received were entered within the last week. There is prob. ability that the registered vote will not fall far short of 1000, in which case there will be great deal of anxiety among candidates concerning the com plexion of an unexpectedly large in- crease.
 J. P. Lurton of Newborn, Ill.,. writes for information concerning Old Man Blevins, who was recently engaged in 8 conflict with party of renegade A Apaches from San Carlos. The writer saw tel egraphic account of the trouble and sus- poets that Blevins is a grandfather of his, whose name is Oscar Blevins. He left home long ago and was last heard from in southern Nevada. His relatives have had no word from him for many years.
 Ex-chief Gus. Clark of the Phoenix fire department yesterday received a notification from Secretary Worsley of the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs of the postponement of the third annual convention of the association until the regular meeting next Septem- Der. The convention was to be held at Los Angeles this week. The notifica- tion of postponement came by mail and was dated April 5. Most of the intend ing visitors had evidently left for Los Angeles before they heard of the post ponement. Chief Goodman of the Phe- nix department started for the coast on Sunday night.
 By order of the district attorney the larceny charge growing out of the diff culties in school section 16 against c. J. Ulmer and two Mexicans, before Justice Smith. was discharged, Judge Millay having announced that the county would not continue criminal proceedings in the justice courts be- tween the contending forces for the possession of the land. Hereafter the civil courts will have to struggle with the expensive problem of who is en- titled to seek home in the green al- falfa field of said section Is. In vlew of the position of the district attorney, the "sooners" of Tempe have com