Arizona republican., 1900-09-05
5:30 am. 5:30 pm.

A NEW NOTARY.-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday to Edgar Session of Thatcher, Graham county.
 MOVING DAY-The work of nov
 ing the office of the territorial secre- tary into the new capitol building was begun yesterday. All the other offices will be moved within a month. A NEW OIL COMPANY.-Artfcles of incorporation of the Sunset Vortex Oil company. with a capital stock of $500,- 900 were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. This is a Califor- nia corporation.
 DEATH OF WESLEY POWELL. - Jack Gibson received a tele gram yester- day from Globe announcing the sud den dea h of Wesley Powell. MT. Pow ell was the son of J. l.. Powell, well known throughout the territory as cattleman and st ok buyer. The young man was about 2 years old and was greatly respected by those who knew him. Particulars Of his illness were not given.
 HELD TO THE GRAND JURY. - Juan Robles. arrested last week for stealing Q horse from Frank Moody, wha had just given him his breakfast. was examined before Justice Johns.one yesterday and was held to the grand jury in the sum of $500. A. Whitebear. for an assault Ipon a woman named Tessie Howard, was fined S1O. The case of A. Bernal. accused of viola tion of the age Of consent law. was continued.
 PROBATE COURT.-A. j. Wick.zrr. having filed bond of $l 500 in probate court and it having been approved. let ters of administration on the estate of Robert s. Brown Were issued to him. The bond of H. B. Wilkenson as admin isrrator of the estate of Finla :. Me Clure was approved and letters were is sued. Notice of sale of real property of the estate of M. Wormser was ord cred posted The sale of real estate of the estate of Julia A. Pomeroy was confirmed.
 HOISTED THE FLAG. A l5tter was received a this office yesterday from Minnehaha. up in the Bradshaw mountains, signed by Otto L. Cardon of Minn haha and G. P. Harrington of Crowned King. and was in substance as follows: We would like to let you know down there that We are not all dead. but are alive and able to climb a hill. If you Phoenicians will look in a northoTly direction between Tiger mins and Minnehaha. on the top of the Bell Mine mountain you will see way ing the Stars and Stripes. queen of the world placed there by us" Get out your field glasses.
 MIR BURTIS' RACE HORSE. - Commenting on the recent races at Flagstaff. the Cocorino Sun says: The event of the first day was the trotting and pacing raca. The entries were Billy Boy by Frank Beal. and NJ. T. Black, the horse being owned by D. H. Burtis of Phoenix. Jeff the pacer, en- tered by 4. F.. F'rankfort5r. is owned by J. w. Cart. J. k. Ross entered his stallion 'Tobasco.' Billy Boy won the first and third heats. Jeff taking the second. Ire latter horse was out of condition or the outcome of the race might have been different. 'Tobasco' was not in the race.
 THE LIBRARY. The Phoenix li brary is fast becoming one of the most interesting places in the city, and every day visitors are dropping in and examining the books. papers and maga- zinss on file in the room. Since the weather has changed so pleasantly and brought home so many citizens. he number of readers has greatly in creased. but it shcdld be borne in mind that the library is dependent upon voluntary subscriptions for support and l. nee all those who are incl-r"d 10