Arizona republican., 1898-02-06

 1 road was completed yesterday
 A ladies' soo.al will be given ly the Elks' lodge on the night of Febru- ary g.
 License to marry was issued yes Jerday to Alfred T. Richmond and Ida ] L. Roberts.
 ! Superintendent s. M. McCowan of
 the Indian school will deliver a lec- ture during the current month at Mesa
 1 Caroline Warnke was appoint in
 probate court yesterday guard an of the persons and property of the minor heirs of the Bolzeau esta e. The Standard Iron works near Phoe-
 nix secured the cont1 act for the iron work 10 be used in the construct on of the opera house, West Washington
 street.
 Julio Marron has accepted a posi-
 ton with J. A. Marshall, ghe black
 smith. MT Mamon is we'll liked in | Phoenix and Mir. Marshall has had him in his employ before i A commercial traveller remarked last evening while looking at a win | dIow display on Washington street
 
 quite, as low as in eastern cities. A petition for letters of rdmin S ra- ton in the matter of the estate of William E. Doplace was filed in the probate court yesterday by Henry W. Ryder, who is named in the will as executor.
 They found a 1O-pound nugge: at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. c Hes ter of Montezuma place on Fri ay night. It's a boy Mr and Mrs. Hes ter are comparatively lat e arrivals in Phoenix, having come from Danville H.
 Richard Brown, one of the first men to punch tickets on the Ash Fork Prescott run, now on ;he run from Winslow to Seligman, is :n the ely accompanied by Max Wastles, brother conductor on the San.a Fe Pa cific.
 Will c. Bailey will lecture tonight on the subject of "Reincarnaton" at Redewill hall. This will probab be l the last of the series of theosophical lectures in the, valley by MT. Bai ey, who has succeeded in arOu5in a grea deal of interest
 A letter received at this office from Tacoma yesterday stated that E. P s. Andrews and party would leave here for the Klondyke on February 4. They take with them a saw mill and were going to sail on the steamer Queen. They go by the way of Dyea and the Chilkoot pass.
 Dr. Astor will deliver an address this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Morris hall. corner Fourth avenue and Wash ington street. Subjec,, If a Man Die, Shall He Live Again?" Mrs Dr. As tor is one of the most brilliant and eloquent women orators in Amer.ca Don't fail to hear her at Moss hall today at 3 p. m.
 Dr. J. c. Norton yesterday r;ceived notification of his appointment as state secretary of the United States Veterinary Medical association. The resident of this association is Dr. D. B. Salmon, chief of the bureau of animal industry. This position for this territory has always been held by an army veterinarian unil now The late incumbent was Dr. LaMay. It has been reported and publishe 1 that George Buxton was arranging his affairs preparatory to starting for | Klondyke. He wishes to deny it. His father is there now, he had le ter yesterday from his brother Frank L. Buxton of Calavefas county, Cal, that he WAS about to start for the I north and he thinks that is sufficient representation of the Buxton family cn the Yukon.
 A monster cauIif1ower was plac5d on the agricultural editors eatre yes terday by Fowler Bros. They a have seventy-f1ve acres blamed in these delicate species of the vogaitabla king | dom. The industry is new here and will net a handsome sum to these en- gagged in raising them. A carload wi l
 De shipped to Chicago this week. 1 There are great possibilities for the caulifiower in the Salt River valley. There is a late record in the terri tory of articles of incorporation Of a company cNflei 'The Impervious h.
 vestment Company" Why this ex-
 traordinary title has been chosen is not set forth in the document. There 1 are two surmises. One is that it sig nifies that all the transactions Of the
 company will hold water. The other | is that it means that the stock is not
 susceptible to dilution.
 An adjourned meeting of the Alizona Livestock association YVES held
 yesterday. Dr. Norton, the ter -ritorial veterinarian, was be- I fore the board and outlined the work
 accomplished at the late national
 stockgrowers' convention at Denver One object of yesterdays meeting was
 the selection of secretary, but it
 was not accomplishd. o. H. Christy
 who was appointed acting secretary
 upon the resignation of J. w. Benham
 is still holding down the posit.1r
 MT. Eugene s. Ives of the State ot
 Arizona Improvement company ar
 rived from Yuma yesterday morning
 He was accompanied by MT Kernan
 a New York gentleman, who has been
 visiting a. Yuma. Work on the lower
 canal is so nearly completed that
 water can be turned upon 10000 acres
 this season. An interference by Prov
 idence has delayed operations upon ! the Ila canal tn ba tolyon O11t Of if he