Arizona republican., 1900-07-24
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NOTARY COMMISSIONED.-Mr. F w. Lewis has been appointed notary public for MaricOpa county.
 A MINING COMPANY. Articles of incorporation of the Rocky Bar Gold Mining company of California with a capital stock of $1,0O0,OOO, were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday.
 DIED OF HIS INJURIES.-Jeremiah Malcolm, who was injured by a falling bucket while deepening well for David Amber in Capitol addition last 1 Saturday. died at his home on South Sixth avenue yesterday morning.
 DISTUBING THE PEACE.-Jose Siguira was before Justice Johnstone yesterday, charged with a disturbance of the peace. There was so little doubt about the absolute correctness of the | charge that Siguira was sent to the county jail for ten days.
 | NEW K OF P. HALL.-The Knights of Pythias have completed the furnish ing of their new hall on the third floor of the Horner block and have moved their paraphernalia into the new quar- ters. The first meeting in the new hall
 
 A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. - Word was received yesterday from Harry R. Tritle that he underwent a painful, but successful surgical opera tion last Saturday. MT. Tritle has been in ill health for a long time, but he believes now that the cause of his ailment has been removed.
 A HEAT STROKE Although yes terday was not an extremely warm day. George E. Cisney was stricken by. heat on North First street near B. Heyman & Co.'S. He was carried to Kane's bar Der shop and Dr. Duffield was sent for Cfsney soon recovered from the imme- diate effect of the stroke and was pro- nounced out of danger
 DOOMED DOGS+Among the doomed dogs which Executioner Brooks is hold ing and hesitating to kill are a cocker spaniel, a handsome fox hound and a valuable bull dog. These dogs have been under sentenced of death for long time. but have been granted reprieves from day to day, with the hope that somebody may be found in need of good dogs. sl
 WORK AT PRESCOTT Joseph Fi- field returned yesterday morning from, a visit to Prescott. Regarding the re- port that carpenters were receiving from $S to SIP a day. Mir. FifielG says it was based on the fact that just afte r the fire there was such demand for carpenters for the preparation of tenn pOrary quarters that 40 cents and even 1 an hour was paid. At present there is no special demand, as work has not been actively begun.
 ARIZONA ROUGH RIDERS. Les lies Weekly which arrived yesterday contains several illustrat ations of the Rough Riders reunion at Oklahoma City in which the Arizona contingent appears to advantage. Captain Alex ander stands in the foreground, with Col. Roosevelt and Col. Brodie behind. Major McClintOck occupies an elevated position in the real beside the widow of Captain Allyn Capron who fell be- fore Santiago.
 AN EXTENSIVE SMOKE. About 100 tons of hay belonging to F. L. Brill was burned yesterday afternoon at MT. Brill's ranch north Of the city. Part of the hay was haled and a part of it in a stack. A small barn ana other build ings near by were destroyed. The hay was about 100 yards south of of MT. Brilrs residence. but there was for tunately a strong wind from the west The origin of the fire Is unknown, bu It Is supposed that lighted cigarette was dropped into some loose hay sur rounding. The loss was about S1.5OO.
 A BRACE OF THIEVES Ray
  charged with stealing purse from DT