Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

l A NEW NOTARY-A. Cornwall, of 1 Navajo county, has been appointed mo- Gary public.
 | A LONE WINNER Abe Frank, candidate for probate judge, was the | lone winner on the Yuma county re- publican ticket.
 1 RAILROAD GRADING. Redmond | Toohey left last night for Naco with i 'two carloads of mules for his grading work on the Nacosari railroad.
 TUCsON's CARNEGIE LIBRARY. Yesterday afternoon the corner stone of the Carnegie library at Tucson was laid with fitting ceremonies. Col. Her ring delivered an address.
 WATER COMMITTEE TO MEET The general committee on water stor- age will meet at the board of trade room tomorrow CTuesday) morning at 10 o'clock Every member is urgently requested to be present as much busi- ness will be done of interest to the whole county.
 PROBATE COURT-A petition to sell real estate of Joseph Le Barge was fil5d in the probate court Saturday and an order to show cause was issued. A similar petition was presented in the estate of Charles s. Douglas J. A. R. Irvine, special administrator of the es- tate, filed his report.
 BURGLARS ON NORTH SIDE. - Thursday evening while members of the family of Mr. Price of North First avenue were away from homa burglars effected an entrance and secured small quantity of jewelry and consider able clothing, but passed by quite a large sized sum Of cash which lay in a dresser drawer.
 AFTERNOON CONCERTS. The first of the afternoon concerts to be given by the Pioneer band drew out large audience yesterday, in consider ation of the fact that a number of peo- pie Were unaware If the change and that the band is thus thrown into com petition with the afternoon open air musicales at the Indian school.
 A VALUABLE STEW. N. P. Me Callum went into a restaurant last night and ordered a stew. When the waiter set it before him he fished ou5 a pearl as big as a Albert and valued at $25. He offered the cashier his en- tire meal ticket in payment and when anything additional to the regular price was refused Mir. McCallum left tine house feeling like bank robber. The proprietor then went back and told the cook that another break of that kind would cost him his job. Pearls are not So c-immon as to be made an article0f diet
 FOUR WERE SAVED. -F. M. Buck of Holbrook arrived here yesterday morning and will spend the week in Phoenix, participating in the Masonic work and festivities. Asked about pol itlcs in Navajo county, MT. Buck sighed heavily and remarked that the repub- licans of Navajo only saved four on the county ticket which, by the way, is one point better than Maricopa re- suits. Colin Campbell was elected to the council. a fact that will somewhat lessen the lonesome ness of the other republican members in that body, and L. D. Divelbess and J. H. Willis weT elected supervisors. The other sue cessful candidate on the ticket was MT. Buck, who captured the office of county treasurer by comfortable majority.
 A CHURCH FOR ORACLE-Oracle is to have a church. The movement was begun solre time ago and was spontaneous on the part of the people of Oracle Subscriptions were volun- Jeered and the movement went along all right until almost enough money was subscribed to build the church. Persons who had spent some time at Oracle sent money from their Eastern