Arizona republican., 1900-10-19

THE FIRST DANCE.-There was a
 jolly time at the Maricopa club last night, the occasion being their first
 dance of the season.
 A BANK INCORPORATION. Ar ticles of incorpora Uion of the Mesa City bank were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday.
 CALLED TO HEADQUARTERS. - George P. Brown. who for year and a half has been in charge of the Pres colt exchange of the Sunset Telephone company, left last night for Los An geles. where for the present he will be employed in the general offices of the company.
 PROBATE COURT. F. P. Drew as guardian Of the estate Of Melissa A. Benton, yesterday filed his bond in probate court. It was approved and letters Were issued to him. An order WAS entered setting aside an order to show cause. and an order for the sale of real estate ill the estate of O. L. Gibbs.
 NO SUICIDE HERE. --Marshal Hooker has lately received a telegram from Chief of Police Elton of Los An 5 of Herman Newman had died or com mftted suicide here within the last fif- teen days. There was no record of any man of that name ana there had cer- tainly ben no suicide of any name.
 A LEAGUE SOCIAL. The Epworth League of the First M. E. church will hold State" social in their church parlors this evening to which all are cordially invited. Light refreshments will be served. The monthly business meeting of tha league Will be held in connection with the social at 7:3O sharp. All members are urged to be present at that time.
 THE BERNALS WILL GET WELL. pr. Stroud, who has charge of Fran cisco and AmadO Bernal wounded in a conflict with officers last Monday night said that there was no doubt of the recovery of both. Francisco's wound was apparently as dangerous as it could be. the ball passing through his body obliquely from the right breast to the left side. He is without fever or any other dangerous symptom. The wound of Amado was less serious. the ball cutting through the shoulder and the top of the lung.
 THE COUNTY REGISTRATION. - The county registration as footed up at the recorders office yesterday after noon was 4.233. There are a few outly- ing districts not yet heard from which, however, will not greatly increase the figures. They will probably be re- duced by the discovery of duplicate names to 4.2OO but that will be great many more than was expected. The settlement with the county assessor for poll tax receipts has not yet been completed, but it is probable that not fewer than $500 receipts were used.
 THE MESA MEETING. There was an excursion down from Mesa last night to the democratic meeting and one from Phoenix to the republican meeting in Mesa. Mesa lost nothing, however, for three times as many people went over from Phoenix as traveled to the capital. The Mesa meeting was largely attended and very enthusiastic. It was presided over by A. c. Mcqueen and c. M. Frazier. Jerry Millay and A. J. Ed wards made ringing campaign speech es.
 HE IS WANTED.-If any resident of this city should be approached today or any other day for that matter, by a man offering to dispose of a. second hand watch, ring or any ether jewelry, 1t is his duty to take a. good look at him and report tO the police or sheriff as soon as possibl by telephone or oth- erwise. The police are looking for a man who is probably somewhere in the city, but they have as yet been unable to catch up with him. On circus day there Were three houses in the city robbed of watches and jewelry. Yes terCiay it was learned that a man was