Arizona republican., 1899-06-08
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

A NEW NOTARY. A notaria
 commission was issued yesterday t,
 Henry T. Andrews of Prescott.
 THE GARDINER CASE. The Gar
 diner case was concluded in distric
 court yesterday and taken under ad
 visement.
 NO BETTER. Mrs. J. Ernes
 Walker showed no signs Of improve
 ment yesterday and her fever contin-
 ues high.
 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. -The territorial board of equalization may
 finish it's work of fixing railroad val
 nations today.
 SUIT ON A NOTE. Suit was be-
 gun in district court yesterday by E.
 Shoemaker against w. R. Albright and A. J. Weinert to recover cn a note for
 $2OO.
 l WANT THEIR PAY. Henderson
 and Moore brought suit in Justice Gray's court yesterday, the plaintiffs
 suing J. J. Gardiner for $65.93 for cut ting hay.
 DIED AT THE HOSPITAL. John
 Stephens and Dennis Hayden, inmates
 of the county hospital, died on Tues day and their remains were buried | yesterday.
 ELKS FOR ST. LOUIS. Several
 members of the Elks of Phoenix will attend the grand lodge of the order at St. Louis. The Santa Fe has made
 a special rate of S74.6O and return,
 tickets on sale June 15 and 16
 DOG TAGS FOR SALE. The an nuaI sale Of dog tags will be begun this morning by City Collector Luke. The close season for untagged dogs will end next Saturday, June 10, and the execution of them will commence forthwith
 ! GERARD VS. HAMMOND. A de- fcision was rendered in favor of the plaintiff in Justice Gray's court yester- day, in the case Of Girard vs. Ham, mond. The case was brought to re- cover $15, the amount of a bill for medical treatment.
 PROFITABLE ENGAGEMENT. - Walter Hill, who is shipping fruit from Glendale, received telegram yesterday that the last car of apricots arrived in good shape and was market ed at $1.65 per crate. This affords good margin for profit.
 MIR. LISTON'S PROMOTION. - Harry Liston, for three years disci- plinarian at the Indian school, has been transferred and promoted to the superintendency of the Round Valley school about sixty miles north Of San Francisco. He has entered upon his new duties.
 THE TRUSTEE AT WORK. Il. LaChance as trutee in the Reibling bankruptcy proceedings yesterday opened the stock Of goods involved in the proceedings for sale. An effort will be made to sell the stock entire. If it cannot be done today the goods will be disposed of in lots.
 GLAD TO GET HOME The two Webster boys, sons of Mrs. Webster, residing on the corner of Jefferson and Fourth streets, were brought iii from Maricopa yesterday by William manager of the Edwards the other 13. They ran away from | home and were on their way to Los but a telegram received by | MT. Dodenhcff in Maricopa brought | about in their capture. The boys were ] glad to get home.
 KEEP ON YOUR SIDE. "A man who drives a great deal on the streets i 1f PhCeinix says it is astonishing how little sense a great many people exer- oise in driving. They are as likely to De met o1 enc side of the street as an- other, endangering those who try to keep on their own side. He says there ought to be a city ordinance requiring people to always keep on the right md that in the event of a collision the nan Cn the left, however much he nay have suffered by it, should be ined heavily.
 A HAPPY EVENT. The marriage 'f Miss Hattie Culver to MT. William Tanner was solemnized by Rev. ,. A. Penick last night, at the resi- lence of W. D. Fulwiler northwest of own. A mum Der of friends and rela- ives witnessed the beautiful ring cer- mony and handsome presents were made. Miss Culver has been a teacher Il the city schools for six years and is highly accomplished young lady he groom holds a position of gan erO for the Arizona Water compang nd enjoys wide circle of friends. MT nd Mrs. Tanner will make their fu- ure home near the Crosscut canal ICrtheast Of town.
 NORMAL BOARD MEETING. - he territorial normal school board net yesterday morning in annual ses- ion at the office of the secretary, , IajCr James H. McClintock. A great . cal of business, mostly of a routine haracter, was transacted, but so much lore remains to be done that the ses- ion may not be concluded today. Pro sssor A. N. TaylCr of Jamestown, Vew York, was elected principal of the orthern normal at a salary of $1,750. yhich is somewhat more than the oard had expected to pay. Professor 'aylor is now superintendent of the ity schools at Jamestown, is a grad i ate from the University of Michigan nd comes highly recommended. A rofessional landscape gardener named 4essinger was employed to take harge of the northern buildings and ! rounds at a salary of $45 month. He furnished fuel and rooms in the \