Arizona republican., 1900-07-13

J. l.. CANT IMPROVING.-J. l.. | Gant's condition is reported as slightly | improved, though his recovery is very slow.
 A. w. GALPIN'S CONDITION. A. w Galpin, whose arms were broken by
 a fall from a scaffoId on Tuesday is do- ing well, though it is too soon to know the seriousness of the injury to the left arm. which was badly shattered. TO SURVEY THE FORESTS. - Francis B. Jacobs of Wick5nburg, who received one of the largest contracts
 let by the government for surveying the
 forest reserve. was in the city yester-
 day outfitting for an expedition in the
 hills in compliance with his contract
 FUNERAL OF MRS. CHRISTY.-
 The remains of Mrs. I. NJ. Christy will
 arrive from Los Angeles on the NJ. 6.
 P. train this morning, and the funeral will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the family residence, No. 226 Cast Van Buren street. Rev. MT. Cowan of ficiating.
 ARM DISLOCATED. Annie. the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. M. F. CpiiA4l-- H llAlE iIldN lllS bll tile LeIte III front of the family residence at the cor ner of Fourth avenue and Van Buren street yesterday morning, fell. diSlo- eating one of her elbows. The arm was set and the little sufferer is doing well.
 DEER NEAR THE CITY. Ranch ITS living near the Salt river southwest of Phoenix state that a number of deer come down to that stream for water, having been driven out of the noun tains by the droUth. They say that the deer there are in good condition from diet of m sqJite leans, but are un- usually elusive.
 A MAN WANTED-Mfss Verda Tur- ner of Expansion. Wash. writes to the Phoenix postmaster in the hope of get ting information of the whereabouts cf h5r brother, J. s. Turner, who was last heard f in Lordsburg, N. M. Any CAe who can furnish the desired informa- ton will confer a favor by reporting to the anxious sister.
 A NEW OIL COMPANY. Articles of incorporation of the Seaula Oil com pany. with capital stock of $5OO,OOO, were filed in the office of the county re- cord r yesterday. It is a California en- te-prise. Articles were also filed of the Sixth Avenue Hotel company. The incorporators are F. w. Wood. L. C. Masten and J. Ernst Walker. The cap itaI stock is s1O.OOO.
 TAYLOR-LANSDON - MT. James L. Taylor and Miss Lulu Lansdon were united in marriage by Justice John stone yesterday afternoon. MT. Taylor has been a resident of Phoenix for several years and is an employe of The Republican. He is a skillfuI printer and enjoys th= respect of all his fellow craftsmen and all others who know him. The bride has resided in the city from childhood, is a native daught-r Of Arizona. and is a very eStimab!e young lady.
 NEW LIVE STOCK INSPECTOR A meeting O. the live stock sanitary board was held yesterday afternoon. Beside the transaction of routine busi- ness D. E. Smith was elected live stock inspector for Phoenix in the place of F. B. Moss, who resigned about three weeks ago. An early result of MT. Smiths election will be the bringing of the question of inspecting cattle for to a focus. The board does not so much want to press the law upon the butchers as to finally ascer- tain whether the law is good one or not.
 COULDN'T GET OFF A 16-year- old young man from Wickenburg, called Jack. who had been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Emma King, returned home rr1L.r.t,irocr