Arizona republican., 1900-11-10

1 SOCIAL DANCE-The Twentieth 1 Century Social club will give a social | dance tonight at Padget hall
 THE GUN CLUB.-The Gun club
 will have its regular weekly shoot at
 3 o'clock this afternoon at the club grounds near the park.
 | WOODMEN CIRCLE BALL.-The | Woodmen circle gave a ball at Elk $ hall last night. There was a large at
 tendance and very pleasant time. OIL COMPANIES.-Two articles of | incorporation of the Jewett- Blodgett- Beal Oil company were filed in the of flee of the county recorder yesterday l The capital stock named in each is ! $500, ,OOO
 DROVE TO TEMPE.-Several mem-
 bers of the Rebekah lodge. accom- panied by Mrs. J. N. Jones of Bisbee, president of the Rebekah assembly, drove to Tempe last night to visit the
 Tempe lodge.
 PERMANENTLY LOCATED. -The
 Rev. William D. Rice, pastor of the
 First Church of Christ of this city. has
 located al No. 1420 West Washington street, where he and Mrs. Rice will be at home to their friends.
 "A RELATED JUDGMENT. Judge Sloan of the First district, before whom the case of Lyman vs. Gregory, d fore closure suit, was tried some months ago on a change of venue. yesterday rendered judgment for the plaintiff.
 WINTER BAND CONCERTS. The Pioneer band has decided to hold it's regular Sunday concerts at D. m. each Sunday, beginning November II. This meets the approval of the music loving citizens, as the evenings are quite chilly.
 DISTRICT LODGE I. O. G. T.-The regular annual session of Maricopa district lodge. l. O. G. T., will convene in Doris hall today at 2:3O n m. and continue in session through the evening" At o'clock the visiting mem- bers will be entertained at supper by members of Garden Valley lodge No. :. Officers will be elected for the ensuing year.
 ELECTION IN NAVAJO COUNTY. 1 The Winslow Mail. printed on the Sth, ] says: Prom present indications the entire democratic county ticket is elect | ed with two exceptions. Colin Camp | bell is elected to the council and L. E. | Divelbess supervisor. Winslow boiled l 314 votes while those who are well ac- quainted say that fully 100 who were in town remained away from the polls" i
 HE VOTED TOO OFTEN.-Oficer i Porterie yesterday arrested Manuel Ruiz on warrant sworn out against l him last Tuesday afternoon charging | him with fraudulent voting. It was discovered that this Americanized citi- zen had voted in two precincts and | seemed bent on carrying the county for | Mark Smith and the whole democratic | ticket. He would probably have swol- | len the democratic majority to still ! greater proportions if it hadn't been for the warrant. Somebody told him that he had attracted attention to himself | and he went into hiding, from which he ! unwisely emerged yesterday forenoon. |
 THE MAGIC OF HERRMANN.-i Hermann II. may or may not be as great as his illustrious uncle. but how | ever that. he was sufficiently clever in l his digital deXterity to amuse and en- certain well large audience at the l Doris theater last evening. Since his last appearance here Hermann has acquired a large number of mirth- pro voking and mystifying marvels in magic and displayed several new tricks last night which would have done credit to the original Hermann the Great The Five Nosses provided var iety to the programme in musical nov