Arizona republican., 1899-11-29
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1 NEW NOTARY.-A notariaI com
 mission was issued yesterday to Mrs R. C. Fletcher of Tucson.
 LOCAL SUFFRAGE CLUB-A local suffrage club was formed this after noon at the O'NeilI hall. The meet ! ings of this organization will be held monthly.
 TRADE MARK FILED.-The trade mark of the Viavi company was filed in the office of the territorial secretary ! yesterday. The mark is a black dia- mOnd with the word '-Viavf'' across it in white. The proprietors are Herhect F. Law and Hartland Law of Cali fornia.
 DEATH OF A CHILD-The four year-old child of MT. and Mrs. Bunch of Glendale died yesterday morning after a short illness, from gastric fever. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock this morning and interment will be made in the Odd Fellows cemetery at Phoenix.
 CHRYSANTHENCN MT. Denny who lives 9 mile north of the territorial insane asylum devotes Q portion of his { leisure time to raising chrysanthe- nuns, of which he has some beautiful, ; varieties. They are grown in the open air. but protected somewhat during the cold nights. His flowers equal, if they do not excel. any on exhibition from local markets.
 FIXING FOR THANKSGIVING. = Some thrifty individual made early preparation for thanksgiving early on Monday morning by prying off q section of corrugated iron at Buxton's poultry house. He was not discovered until he had filled two bags with tur- keys and was leaving the premises. \ watchman called him. but he went on, and when the watchman threatened to shoot. he went the faster.
 TO TRY FOR 4 LODGE.-A deIega- ton of Good Templars will visit Madi- son district six miles east of the city tomorrow night to arrange for the or ganization of a lodge in the district The matter has been talked of for several months. and the friends of the movement living in that section now think the time is ripe for the organiza- ton. It is probable that a date will be fixed for the organization on to- morrow night, and the details ar ranged.
 LEASED 4 HOME.-Weirick & La than have leased to Mr. Max Sohr of Salt Lake City for one year the resi- dence of Jerry MilIay on Monroe strezt- A NEW BUILDING.-MT. J. NJ. F'ize is putting the finishing touches on his new building at the corner of North First and Pearce streets. It is a iwo- story structure of about fourteen rooms and is built for residence and apart ment purposes. The building is of brick with a French roof and is well and substantially put up There are 200 feet of porches on the two stories MT. Fii1e being mechanic. was him self the architect, contractor and builder.
 THE STAGE STRUCK YANKEE. On Monday night the Good Temp lars were royalty entertained by the l. O. G. T. dramatic club after the bus mess of the evening had been trans acted. It was the maiden effort of the club, but the members acted like vet erans, and presented an agreeable sur prise to the large and appreciative audience. W. F. Davis as Curtis Chunk. the stage struck Yankee youth. was a bowling success. Miss Galpin as leading lady acted her diff cult part well and was rOundly ap- plauded The parts were all well sus- tained. and the performance was voted a decided success. The other charac- ters were taken by Miss Viault, H. F. Couch. F. H. Irwin and Max Niau.t.
 A PHOENIX INNKEEPER.-The Chicago Hotel World publishes the fol- lowing regarding Mr. s. P. Clark of this city, along with his portrait: MT. Stanis P. Clark, manager of Ford's hotel at Phoenix, Ariz., and who has just leased the Rankin on the Yuma road and renamed it 'Clark's Tavern is a native of New Jersey where he