Arizona republican., 1899-06-07
NEWS
 OF THH
 TOWN

A NEW NOTARY. A notaria
 commission was yesterday issued t
 o. B. Bloomer of Harrisburg, Yum county.
 THROUGH SLEEPER SERVICE
 The $. F. P. & P. railway expects t,
 put on through sleeper to the coas about June 15.
 CAN TALK NOW. Lev Hagan i
 improving, but will probably be con
 fined for some time. His power O speech is greatly improved.
 COST OF JURIES. Clerk Joh1
 Gray of the board of supervisors yes | terday ascertained that the grand
 and trial juries for the April term cos
 the county 2,S13.
 | WEDDING CARDS ISSUED. -
 Cards have been issued for the we'd 1 ding of G. Fred Sharpe and Miss Lilly | c. Irvine, which will be SOlemnized on ! Tuesday, June 20.
 REWARD FOR MURDERER. = l Governc1 Murphy yesterday offered a
 reward of S250 for the arrest of the 1 murderer of James R. Lassator, wil1
 was a,Ssassinated at his home at Saf- 1 ford a week ago.
 l BENEFIT PAID. The clerk of the , ladies circle of the Woodmen's lodge
 yesterday received a check in full pay | ment of the benefit of the late Mrs. Amelia E. Gieges, the policy made out
 to Henry Gieges.
 FIRST ROYAL APRICOTS. -J. A. Sturges left at The Republican office yesterday q box of Royal apriccts, the
 first Of the season. They were raised
 on Mir. Sturges' ranch five and one
 half miles east of the city.
 NEW CREAMERY. Work was commenced yesterday on a new cream cry which Twill be located Cn Third street, between Washington and Ad- ans streets. The chief promoter of the new creamery is w. C. Davis.
 RAILROAD VALUATIONS. The territorial board of equalization spent yesterday in considering the valuation of the railroads, but has not yet com Dletsd it's work Representative of some of the roads were present and others will likely be before the board today.
 NORMAL SCHOOL BOARD. The annual meeting of the territorial nor nal school board will be held today It is possible, though not probable, that a superintendent will be elected to succeed Dr. James MdNaught0n, who retires to take the presidency of the California state normal.
 LOOKING FOR TROUBLE. -'Te looking for trouble?" inquired a man of fighting propensities yesterday. Yes was the reply, that's enc way have of making a living t'Yes, I thought you was rCunder," returned the man after scrap. This time T17i-- &a1y
 LIBRARY AFFAIRS. A meeting of the officers and directors of the Phoenix Library association will he held next Monday night, when among ether business to be transacted will be the election Of librarian. There are now two applicants for the position, Miss Mary Franklin and Mrs M. P. Chubh
 THROWN FROM A HORSE. Mike Davis, formerly a driver on an ice wagon for the Arctic ice works, was thrown from a horse and badly in- jured, on the Cave Creek road yester- day morning. His lungs were pune tured and three ribs broken. He was to his home on North Fourth street. The injuries may not be fatal.
 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL AS OOOI@A 11O4N - 1OIEtSSOI T EO. 11dl- ford arrived yesterday from Tucson, where he has been attending the grad 1ating exercises of the normal school Mr. Hafford says that about fifty | teachers beside the number from | Phoenix will be present at the ma ional teachers convention at Los An seles from this territory.
 TWO AT GRAY'S COURT. The | ,ase of Girard vs. Hammond, the plain | if bringing suit to recover $15 on a | medical bill, was taken under advise i nent in Justice Gray's court yesterday | md the decision will be rendered this | w. H. Barnett was con- aicted Of disturbing the peace and a entence of $S.40 imposed, but sus- pended to give him time to furnish he amount of the fine.
 THE PONY RESTORED. Will )rme has located the saddle horse he 1 est Monday night. No one had tOlen it, but evidently somebody was n need of a horse for a few hours and ct seeing the owner in company with he horse he hadn't time to wait for i'm. After usiIIg it he was obliging nough to leave it at a livery stable, ut he was also willy enough to not cave his identity
 SUMMER BEGINS.-Yesterd was he opening of the summer season in 'hcenix. The electric fan service Fas started. Many people who imag- ned it had been warm before only bought SO, but were very much mis- aken. It was warm yesterday. This 5 the official announcement. Now it proper to buy linen clothes, straw rats and make other provisions gaInSt the assaults of summer
 GRAMMAR SCHOOL ELECTION he grammar school board of trustees net at B. A. Fickas' residence last light and selected teachers for the leXt term. A few mere were chosen han acted last term, on account of he increasing attendance at the schools J. c. Cole was reelected $ for the Center street school