Arizona republican., 1900-09-12
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A NEW NOTARY.-A notariaI com 1 mission was issued yesterday to Miss | Bertha Herring of Tucson.
 A BANK FOR YUMA. It is re I ported that R. $. Patterson of Stafford will at an early day engage in the i banking business in Yuma.
 Horace G. SadIer. business manager ! of the Kelly Kids" company. is in | town arranging for the production of 1 his company at Doris theater on Tues 1 day night, September IS. There will i be a matinee on the following after noon.
 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage l license was issued yesterday to oscar | Norton. a native of Humboldt county, | California. and Cypriana Avalos. d na l tive of Dona Ana county. New Mexico. They will be married this afternoon by the Rev. C. Y. CoWan.
 THE DANCING SEAsON.-Now that society is rapidly finding itself ''at home" after the summer vacation. the matter of winter festivities is being given attention. Dancing is a leading winter amusement in Phoenix and the Daughters of Rebekah expect to open the season with d ball on October ?.
 MORE TELEPHONES. - The Sun set Telephone company cOntemplates ext nding its line from Redlands to Phoenix via Yuma and all important mining camps and agricultural dist ricts of southern California and south western Arizona and the work will be commenced in a few weeks.
 MIR. ORR'S BEREAVEMENT MT w. R. Orr received a telegram yester- cay announcing the death of his moth CT. which occurred at noon in Toronto. Canada. Mrs. Orr was eigh;y-three years of age and had been in feeble health for a long tim AIr. Orr re- turned but couple of weeks ago from a visit t. her bedside.
 RETURN OF MAJOR EVANS.- Major J. w. Evans and son. Dudley, returned yesterday morning from al extensive trip through the southern and eastern states. having passed sev- eral weeks Of their vacation at that most delightful coast resort. Atlantic City. Mrs. Evans will continue her visit in the east for several weeks. return ing home about the middle of October.
 PROBATE COURT-Hueh H. Price yesterday filed a petition in probate court for special letters of adminstra- tion upon the estate Of Enos C. Soule. Soule was a resident of Massachusetts never lived in this territory and his es- tate here consists of mortgages. The special administration was ordered for the purpose of cOnferring authority to grant releases.
 THE PHOENIN LIBRARY.-The regular monthly meeting of the Phoe- nix Library association was held on Monday evening in the library and present. After transacting some minor business the committee on books was instructed to purchase twelve new books this month. The librarians re- port for the months of June. July. ani August was read and showed that al though the summer was hot yet it was not too warm to read and the library was we'll patronized The next meeting will be held on September "A. at which time arrangements will be perfected for holding the annual election of directors in October In order to enable thos2 members now in arrears to vote at the regular election it is to be hoped that they will call at the library and ar range for the settlement of their dues as soon as possible. and at the same time help the library by so doing.
 KILLED HIMSELF.-The Chicago Tribune of September contains an ac- count of the suicide of r. H. FOllans- bee of that city. MT. Follansbee was q