Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-12

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\ NEW NOTARY.-A notarial COM
mission was issued yesterday to A.
NJ. McDuffee of Chloride, Mohave
county.
BELATED TRAIN. - The train from
the north was reported eight hours late
last night and is expected to arrive here
about daylight this morning.
A REAL ESTATE DEAL-Mrs.
Laurabel Gardiner yesterday bought
through J. Ernest Walker the old IN
gals property lying north of the home
of Jerry Millay on North Seventh
street. The consideration was $500.
Mrs. Gardiner VIII Immediately fit the
property up as a family residence.
sTOKOE AT THE FRONT-George
StOkoe has taken charge OF Doris
Bros wallpaper department and will
try and keep on the firing line" in
the paper hanging business. being a
mechanic who can work as well as
shoot. straight at the mark. These
forms of expression are suggested by
Mr.. Stokoe's war record as he fit in
the Big Four regiment from Whipple
Barracks to the gulf-and back again.
a BUSY MAN. DIR. ]. c. Norton
territorial veterinarian, returned home
yesterday. He left here Thursday night
on official business for a quick trip to
AriZola and return, expecting to get
home the next day on an extra. Ar
irving at Maricopa on the return trip
he was summoned by wire TO Yuma.
While there ne inspected a couple OF
cars of cattle being shipped into the
territory.
MINING LOCATION.-NOtice Of
the location of the Copper Bell and
Copper Star mining claims were filed
with the county recorder yesterday.
The locaters are L. Brown. H Burris
j. w. Ambrose and Erin Gay.
THE RUSH TO PHOENIX.-The
rush to Phoenix is becoming furious
and is Unprecedented for November.
The train from the north on Friday
night brought in sixty winter residents
from all parts Of the country.
LEARNING TO DO BUSINESS
Phoenix is raising up a generation Of
young ladies and gentlemen that viii
be fully competent when the time
comes. to take the commercial cares Of
life off the shoulders of their elders.
In the practical department of the
Lamson college there is a bank pre-
sided over by y. c. Miller. q commits
sion house in the charge of Miss Ger
trude Stovall, a railway Office con-
trolled by Tom Smith. Jr., and whole
sale establishment whose successful
management depends on byron Kee-
ney.
BOUND FOR CONGRESS- next
Tuesday the Rev /. o. Ferguson will
go north on a weeks lecturing tour for
the Good Templars, his objective points
being Congress and Prescott. He viii
speak in Congress on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings in the interest of
the lodge there, and expects TO go on
to Prescott for Thursday and Friday.
although the dates have not yet been
definitely arranged. Mr.. Ferguson has
established a reputation second II
none who have appeared in Arizona by
his mastery addresses in Phoenix in
behalf of the Good Templars, and the
grand lodge desires to-engage his tai.
cnts in a broader field He will be en-
ployed by the grand lodge during the
year as lecturer in this part of the
territory instead Of sending abroad for
help while the Rev. w. F. Ogleshy
of Nogales and others will take care Of
the eastern part. Mr.. Ferguson will
return from the north in time to oc-
cupy his pulpit on next Sunday.
DISTRICT COURT-Yesterday was
divorce day in district court. though
some other business was transacted.
DEGREES were ordered in the cases Of
Ella Goodin VS. David Gocdin, Matte W.
Lorraine VS. c. NJ. Lorraine, Marie
Rachael KIoeckner VS. Otto Frederick
Kloeckner. In the case of c. f. Aims
worth VS. H. J. Ehlers ct al judgment
was ordered entered for plaintiff. In
the case of the territory vs. ". A. Full
wiler, convicted of obtaining money by
fraud a motion in arrest of judgment
was presented and argued by defen-
dant's counsel. The prosecution was
given until November IS to reply. a
motion for new trial took the same
course. The matter of Carrie /. Zu-
lick came up for hearing. Proof of pub
LEGATION was submitted and judgment
was ordered. In the cases of Thomas
Biggs ct al VS. the Utah Irrigati ton
Ditch company the plaintiffs filed 4
motion to prosecute for themselves and
all other similarly situated, the defen-
dants to defend for themselves and al
others similarly situated. The motion
was argued and taken under advise
ment. In the case of the bank of st.
Ignace, Mich, VS. H. Z. Kemp, the
sheriff was ordered to pay the keepers
fees out of money attached by him.