Arizona republican., 1898-10-01
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 ton Of Williams was yesterday ap- pointed notary public.
 REAL ESTATE DEAL Joseph H, Holland and wife yesterday sold to F. M. MOgnett lots l, 2 and in block % of the city.
 CHURCHILL'S ADDITION.- The official plat of Churchills addition tu the city Of Phoenix was filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday
 A NEW RESIDENCE-A neat five room cottage W. completed yesterday for J. Ernest Walker on the lots ad- jaccnt to his residence norn of the Capitol grounds.
 REWARD FOR MURDERERS. = Governor Murphy yesterday issued a proclamation of reward of S250 for the arrest and conviction Of the murfiSrers Of James Lee, who was killed by two masked men at Mammoth on the night of September E.
 10. c. T.-The quarterly district lodge Of the Good Templars will be held in the lodge room in this city to- day. The opening session at 10 a. m. will be devoted to organizing and bus mess sessions will be held in both the afternoon and evening.
 DIED OF ASTHMA Clara Quina. Ia Mexican woman, 94 years old, who died carly yesterday morning from asthma and heart trouble, was buried in the afternoon from her late resi- dence at Van Buren and First streets. She had been sick about a year.
 SIXTH AVENUE HOTEL-J. Err nest Walker yesterday consummated the sale Of the Sixth Avenue hotel property to Charles F. Goddard for the sum of 5000. Mr. Walker purchased the property some months ago and MT. Goddard was engaged in running it in the meantime.
 GOAT RAISING. The ranchers in Yavapai county are evidently going into thla business Of raising Angora goats, as two fine male specimens were taken north last night by the Wells- Fargo Express company, consigned to party at Prescott. About 9 month ago three Angora bucks were sent to another party at Kirkland. They were shipped to Arizona by Texas breeder.
 CALL OF THE CALENDAR By 9 confusion Of the tarms today and
 -tomorrcw' ss used in morning newspaper, The Republican was made to say that Judge Street would return yesterday morning and af,er a session .of the supreme court in the afternoon would cali the district court calendar ard set cases for the October term. All these things are going to happen today.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH PASTOR. - Rey. L. 0. Ferguson Of Les Angeles, I r., come to Phoenix as Lhe pastor Of the local Christian church. teiegraphed Mir, A ?. Walbridge yesterday that he would not be here tomorrow but could come 2 weak hence. Rev. Mir. Eergu- son wrcte laaler in reply to the call extended him, which, it is expected, will arrive today and which will more clearly indiea-e his purpose
 HE CAME TOO LATE.-H 0. Meg lery, 2S years old, died in this city carly yesterday morning and the re- mains We're shipped last evening by Undertaken Bradley to his late home in louisville, Ky. MT. Meglery came here about three weeks ago in a Gali- cate state of health. He was accom- panied by his wife, who attended his bedside ard will take his remains or their last journey. MT Meglery was a clerk in a railroad office in Louisville.
 ENJOYABLE LAWN SOCIAL A very enjoyable lawn social was given last nigh a. the residence Of Mrs. N. A. Morford at which, as special guests Of honor were Messrs. Walter Gregory, Richard Stanton and D. D. Draper Of the Rough Riders" who passed safe Iy through the Santiago campaign. The young men greatly entertained the Barty with informal talks of the war, and graphically pictured the famous charge Of the Rough Riders" up San Juan hill, and told Of the hardships encountered in the trenches before Santiago.
 CAPTAIN BALDWIN'S DEPART URE-Captain John A. Baldwin will leave tomorrow night under orders to rejoin his regiment, the Ninth infantry, |. s. A, new stationed at Madison barracks in northern New York. With cut any definite information regarding the destination of his regiment Captain Baldwin believes 1t will bs made 9 part Of the army Of occupation of Cuba. Captain Bdldwin's $ family will remain n Phoenix fer some time. His place as inspector Of the national guard of Arizona will net be immediately filled and perhaps not a. all.
 A CAUSE CELEBRE.- The case of Matte Lee, a colored prostitute, resi- dent in the blcck, was cinchsd in police court on three charges yesterday, peace disturbance, being a prostitute within the city limi.s and resisting an officer. The latter offense consisted in escaping from the officers alter her ar rest and fleeing to her lair outside tke limits, where she was found and brought hack. She was found guilty on all three of the charges and fined so in eacn case She went to jail 1t the beginning there was only one charge against her, prostitution. She employed an attorney, George ?. Bull lard. to fight the case, whsreupon Of fcar Molloy entered the other two. Her attorney gave no,ice Of appeal, which cannot likely be perfected on account Of the difficulty of filing three bcnds amount!ng to S900- After the