Arizona republican., 1897-12-21

The regular meeting of the LamscI
 Literary society will be held tonight. A notarial commission was issued
 yesterday to J. L. T. Walters of Dun
 can, Graham county.
 The Good Templars or Garden Val l ley took an excursion, last night through the Hand of brown heath ani shaggy wood, land of the mountain and
 the flood"
 | Henry GetZler native of New Jer- | sey, died yesterday morning in this ! city. The remains were sent back to
 his relatives last night by W. H.
 Smith, the undertaken.
 Mrs. William Chapple, wife of the | editor of the Saturday Free Press died early last Sunday morning after brief illness. MT. Chapple left last | night with the remains for Ashland | Wis, their former home.
 County Surveyor W. A. MrGinnis while riding a wheel was run down by l buggy near the corner of Washing ton street and First avenue yesterday evening and severely injured. He l was taken to his home. About three years ago MT. McGinnis was badly hurt in the same manner.
 License to many was issued yes,er- day to Jennie Root and Delmore Crabb. On Sunday New York Central spe- cial car bearing pr. Chauncey Depew and Pierpont Morgan passed Ash Fork en ruote to Los Angeles. These gentlemen are going to visit Rands- burg, Cal, on tour of inspection of the new Randsburg railroad. They will possibly visit Phoenix on th5fr re- turn east.
 Snow seldom comes so near Phoe- nix as it did on Sunday afternoon. In fact, a few flakes fell in town, but the mountains southwest and northeast of the city were white when the furry was over. Year after year passes without snow being seen on these low lying mountains. It showed hard all over the northern. part of the terri tory and as far south as Wickenburg th's ground was covered, a phenome- non that has not been witnessed for years.
 The regular weekly meet ing of the board of supervisors was held yes- ceIdaV. The bulk of the business transacted was the affOrding of relief to the needy and listening to the com piaints Of persons who think ttley have been taxed too much or wto think they ought not to have been taxed at all. The resignation of Ed Bl5omer fine efficient roadmaster Of distric. No. 1, was accepted. Illness WAS .ha cause of the resignation. 1 go actaI mea . ing Of the board will be held on Thurs- day, when the lnz5-er cf trading the present pCOT farm for g larger one. as --r ~T.-.T jury, will he taken un and the bOlrd F-ll visit various locations now unser consideration.
 Mr. c. J. Hall, receiver Of th.a A1i- zona Canal company and the Arizona improvement company, yesterday com Dleled his bOLti, in eaeh case S75. GOO. It WAS expected that it would be sub mNed in court y'ss'5atrlay for ap- p-0yal, but it went over. It will prob ably bi5 done today and having uuaIi- fed, the receiver will enter upon his duties. Hamilton & Armstrurg aided another feature to the Etigafon yes tesday by filing 9 petition Cn, behalf of 5hsir clients, certain Of the m.nority bOGlfho elders. to be permitted to join in the foreclosure puocsndings begun by the Merchants Loan and Trust com pagly, trustee. Tn the event that th se suits are not dismissed on the iater motion of the trustee, the matter will be argued probably next FudAay.
 The trtQl Of Frank Ser ano, chargel with Interfering with an officer. eudeI
 Il his acquittal in district court yes terday afternoon. The ease had s beginning one night last summer when Constable John Beck, driving ms l1tc C rano was employed as a bartender. saw two men struggling. Imagining them to be fighting, he went in to ar rest them. SerranO interfeIed, to what eNtent the testimony was not agreed. He said the men were boxing in fun and that as neither of them could speak English it devolved upon him Ito explain the situation to the of fer. To do so more effectuRlly he put his hard on the officers arm. The officer admitted this, but said that at the same time he (SeTrano) told the men to skip and that was all the ex- plantation given him.
 This matter has been mentioned be- fore, but it cannot ba alluded to too often for the public good-The Re publican job printing plant It is the most thoroughly equipped in the ter ritory as to presses, of which thrre are four. The type is of a larger variety | and more modern than may be found | in any office in the southwest outside l of Los Angeles. The whole ifs under the management of a man who | is acknw1edged to be the most skillful and artistic job printer that ever came | to Phoehfx. Beside skill and equip ment there is something tlse to be
 considered by patrOns-facilities for turning out work so that one won'e have to wait so long that between the time he orders his stationery and the time he gets it styles will hhve changed
 and it will have grown jay and old | fashioned.
 Though yesterday morning was not