Arizona republican., 1899-08-09

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 Stats weather ..P:'Iy CPdy. Clear. LICENSED TO WED. A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to George l Limon and Sara Palon.ares.
 TRAINLOAD OF HOGS. A specia train of six carloads of hogs will leave
 about noon today over the M. & P
 MT. McCowan is the shipper.
 APPLIED FOR LETTERS. Rob
 ert Gill yesterday made application
 in probate court for letters of admin 1 istration on the estate of Mrs. Ellen GIL
 BOND APPROVED. The board of
 supervisors yesterday approved the bond of William P. Hughes, who was | recently appointed overseer for road | district No. IT.
 WILL BE TRIED TODAY. Mrs. E. R. Powell, who was arrested sev- eral days ago, will be tried this morn ing by Justice G. D. Gray on the charge of keeping a disorderly house in the vicinity of Phoenix park. There are a large number of witnesses and considerable interes.. attends the case.
 A VACANCY FILLED. Dr. A. P
 Preston of Globe was appointed a
 member of the terriIorial dertal ex-
 amiring board yesterday Dr. Con- zalez, one of the members of the board
 neglected to qualify and the appoint ment of Dr. Preston is made to fill this vacancy.
 GIVEN CLEARANCE PAPERS. - The city recorder was called upon yes 4ar low +@ ,.I-;+ the offended law and an impscun:ous vag. The defendant was finally given one hour to place himself outside the city walls with his back to the gate and his drive wheels well oiled and rapidly turning.
 CAN'T ADVERTISER Attor. ney Darby decided yesterday that the city could not legally eXpend money for advertising purposes. His opinion
 was called out by the proposition Of Rich x Reuck, compilers of the Re sources of Arizona" TO sell rhe city 1000 copies of the publication for S200.
 ANOTHER BURGLARY-It is re- ported that the residence of R. TOohey or South First street, was burglarized few days ago. q gold watch and other valuable being taken. None of the family were at home save the two daughters and they did not discover the burglary until the next day. There seems to be no clue to the identity of the robbers.
 WITHSTOOD WATER. - Martin Perez, the frequent. is or the chain gang again. He got drunk yesterday and crawled under the s. F.. ?. X r. freight house. !. P. NrcWilliams. the +,.fO +o i,4dI him Tn come out by turning a hose on him. Then he sent for an officer. Officer Thoman went out and rescued Perez from a watery grave.
 BUSINESS CHANGES. MT Vim cent Anderson, manager of the Wake lin Grocery company, has resigned his position to take effect October 15, when he will be reinstated in Eis for mer position as manager of E. F. Kellner's grocery establishment. MT. Hoar. the present manager of MT Kellner's store, will shortly take charge of the business oi the Capitol fouring mills.
 HEADQUARTERS IN PHOENIX- Shirley Christy, district manager for of the Mutual Life Insurance of New York, returned last i night from business visit to Albu | N NJ Arrangements have i been made whereby all business of the | pertaining to Arizona will | hereafter be conducted through his | office in Phoenix. and all settlements | of death claims for the district will be ! made here.
 ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW. - A meeting of pOultrymen will be held al the residence of c. L. Longstreth on | East Adams stree.s Friday evening next to arrange the preliminaries for the Third annual exhibition of the i Arizona Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock association, which will be held in this city next winter The two preceding shows have been attended by gratify ng results and it is proposed to make he next one even more successful and )n a grander scale.
 MEMBER BOARD EQUALIZATION. Murphy yesterday ap- pointed MT Mike Ohl of Graham ounty member of the territorial board ,f equalization to fill the vacancy I made by the death of Captain E. A. Outer. MT Ohl is extensively inter ,sted in the cattle business and has esded in the territory for many years. The August meeting of the board will Il 'egin next Monday when the valua- ions of all other than railroad prop rty will be capitalized.
 ALLOWED A PENSION-Justice II Hilbert D. Gray. who is likewise a pension agent. has received notice of Il he allowance of a pension of S6 ner