Arizona republican., 1900-10-26

CATTLE FOR GOVERNMENT. - 1 Vernon Peck returned on Wednesday from d trip to the Mohavo reservation. ! upon which he assist | il the driving | of a large herd of cattle sold by $. J. | Tribolet to the gpvernm ant.
 i REMOVED TO PHOENIN.-AIr. | Mir. and Mrs. Charles Goddard. who | formerly conducted the Sixth avenue | hotel, have left their place on the Black | Canyon road and taken up their resi- i dence at IT North Seventh avenue. PAYING TAXES PROMFTLY-City
 taX5s are coming in promptly, accord ing to Collector Luke, and property
 owners arr if anything not so back ward as usual ir the settlement of their 1 assessments. a condition which may be said to be another point toward the
 figure of prosperity.
 COL. ORR RETURNS. The friends of Col. Thomas A. Orr will be pleased
 to know that he has returned to Phoe- nix and will spend the winter here. H. is at the Hotel Adams. Col. Orr it the city last June and spent the sum mer in visiting various promin mt places in the United States. Canada and Mexico.
 IN THE PROBATE COURT. In the matter of the estate of B rtie c. Evans, minor a petition was filed for the re
 m0val of w. E. Creagar. guardian. A hearing was set for Move mber at 10 o'clock and notices were issued. Tn the matter of the estate of Mary Hall the power of attorney of \. J. Hall to J. T. Dunlap was filed.
 BURGLARS BOUND OVER. Frank Doyl= and RC5ert Lees, charged with burglary and larceny. were bound over to the grand jury by Justice Johnstone yesterday on charges of burglary and larceny. They are believed to have stolen two suits of cloth $ from Ed Lockhart and Irving Orth at the Lem on hotel. They were also found in pos session of an oVercOat the ownership of which has not yet been proved.
 GUN CLUB SCORES.-The following scores were made at the Phoenix Gun clubs traps yesterday: At singles Aitken. :. 10. 9. :. 9; Wilson, :. s. :. 6, 9: Wylie. :. s. 9. s, :; Pinney, s. 9, :, l. 9. '. At field shooting the following scores were made: Wylie. 9; Aitken, 10; Pinney, :. The next regular shoot will be at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, after which the Sunday shoot will be changed to Saturday afternoon.
 AT HOME AGAIN. Major w. H. Stilw II was engaged yesterday in moving his erstwhile "bachelor' be- Iongings into the Walker cottage in Capitol addition, which he is fitting up. Mrs. Stilw= II. son, daughter and nurse, who moved to Los Angeles when the major enlisted in the Spanish-Amer- ican war. has returned and they are all happy to be at home again in the best town .1 the best country in the world.
 AUTOMOBILE TO PACE-Professor W. E. Creager yesterday offered his automobile for use in pacing the riders in the bicycle road race to be given during the carnival. The automobile will start just ahead of the limit men and as it is capable of maintaining a pace of twenty miles per hour it should be able to hurry the riders. It has prac- tiCally been decided to hold the race on the north drive. starting and finishing at the Hotel Adams the course going seven and On-half miles north and re- turn.
 THE IMMORTAL UNCLE. What was probably the smallest audience that has witnessed a production of Uncle Toms Cabin" in this city for several years. saw the Davis company put on the ancient piece at the Doris theater last evening. Much better at tempts at Mrs. Stoves drama have been in Phoenix. Little Eva was un-