Arizona republican., 1900-08-01

W. c. T. U.-The Women's Chris tian Temperance union will hold its regular meeting today at 2:30 in its rooms. corner Monroe and Center | streets.
 PROBATE COURT. The final ac- count of the guardian of Gustave Klosson was filed in probate court yes terday and hearing was set for Au gust 25.
 A SUIT FOR DIVORCE. Suit for divorce was begun in district court yesterday by Samuel A. Holley against Euphemia Holley on the ground of de- sertion. The defendant is a resident of Minnesota. .-..,
 DISCHARGED WITHOUT HONOR -Orders were issued by the war de- rartment on July 25 dischargInS with cut honor Private Henry G. Lae of Troop G, Ninth cavalry, now at Fort Apache Ariz. The discharge was oc- casjoned by the trooper having enlist ed under false pretenses.
 A CHANGE FOR AN ARGUMENT. It was announced a day or two ago that for the last three Sundays Elvey & Hulett had closed their store from Il to o'clock, and others Were soon to follow, T. F. Hudson having closed last Sunday. The latter now files his brief alleging priority of action.
 A TUCSON RUMPUS. Three men tried to play bad in the Legal Tender saloon at Tucson a day or two ago and Manager Bartlett ran them out of the house with a gun. In the excite- ment the weapon was discharged and one of the men, a Mexican had a war rant sworn out for MT. Bartlett.
 JUSTICE JOHNSTONES ILLNESS. -Justice Johnstone was so i'll yester- day that for most of the day he was confined to his. bed under the care of a physician. He was first seized last Sunday of a burning fever, but the fol- lowing day his condition was some what improved. There was a recur- renee of the attack yesterday morning.
 SOME COCHISE MINES. D. K. Zimmerman of Prescott has secured l lease on a group of promising lead mires near Williams Springs. about seven miles from Tombstone and be- longing to Charles Gaetjens and oth- CTS. MT. Zimmerman proposes to be- gin work at once and will develop the property and make shipments of the ore.
 JUNO ITS PERFORMANCE. - Everything seems to be coming the way of w. N. Tiffany. A little more than a week ago he was married. A few days later his mare, Juno T., cap tured third money in race at Aurora. Last Friday she made another winning and yesterday she won the 2:40 trot at Ottawa in straight heats. There were six starters.
 BARBER SHOP CHANGES. R. s. Stearns and Frank Turner, who have for some time been connected with the Fashion barber shop, yesterday bought the Thomas barber shop next door to the Anheuser saloon and took pos session. Williams Stevens, who has been associated with the Hotel Adams barber shop, at the same time bought a half interest in the Fashion.
 RAIN AT TUCSON. Robert De- Baud came in yesterday morning from Tucson with a lot of cattle for John ston & Mcdonald. There was a hard rain the night before between Tucson and Red Rock and the indications were that it extended east. Just before the train left Tucson a little boy named Ruby Johnson was run over by a switch engine and both legs were cut off.
 THE DUPLICATE TAX ROLL The board of supervisors yesterday awarded the contract for making up the duplicate assessment roll to Fred erick J. Brooks of Tempe for $360. There were several bids, ranging from S24S 10 $500 The contract price is $10