Arizona republican., 1901-12-11
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WAS DISCHARGED.-Bit Sanchez was tried yesterday by Justice Gray on the charge of disturbing the peace, but the evidence was not sufficient to war rant a conviction.
 FREE FROM CONTAGION.-T The city health officer says that there is not a case of smallpox, scarlet fever. mea- sles or any other contagious disease in the city and that the general health of the city was never better, not even in the months of July and August.
 CHRISTMAS IS COMING.-There is no question about 1t and those who have no calendar would be made aware of the fact by a glance at the shop windows and sidewalk displays now be- ing made. While there is always some one to say that business is dull. it is a fact that the stores are crowded and customers these days have to get in line and take their turn
 ALEX BERNSTEIN HOME.- MT. Alex Rheinstein has returned from a short trip to San Rafael, Cal, where be has been visiting friends of whom the most important is Miss Julia Her ZOE, whom he will lead to the altar in a short time, their engagement be- ing recently announced Miss Herzog is most estimable young lady and has
  some months here.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Of incorporation of the Tontine Savings company were filed In the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is S10O, 000 The incorporators are E. P. Ramsey and P. R. Parks of St. Louis. Articles were also filed of the William Penn oil company, with cap ital stock of $2.5o0, 900. The incorporat- ors are J. F. Lanier. J. D. Comeron and P. A. Wilson of Texas.
 SLOAN ARRAIGNED. - Charles Sloan, who was arrested at Mesa on Monday afternoon charged with being implicated with Daily and Ellsworth in lot of forgeries by which several Phoenix merchants were swindled. was arraingned yesterday morning before Justice Burnett His preliminary ex- animation was set for tomorrow after noon. His bond was fixed at $500. In default of it he went back to jail.
 UNITED MODERN SOCIAL--After the regular meeting of the United Moderns last night there was very pleasant social session. The atten- dance was large, and altogether a most enjoyable evening was passed. The session opened with a brief but well executed literary programme. There were recitations by Helen Thode. Harry Hughes. Walter Harland. Har- old Stroud. Harry Hurley. June Will l jams and Genelle McCrea: there was piano solo by June Williams and music | by a graphophone. The rest of the i evening was given over to dancing, cards and refreshments.
 PHOENIX ATHLETES.-A very inn portant meeting of the Phoenix Ath- letic association was held last night at which nineteen Eew members were admitted. bringing the membership near the 100 mark It was decided not l to raise the initiation fee until Febru- ary 1. when it will be advanced from | s5 to s10. The apparatus of the club will arrive soon. and when it is put in place there will be no gymnasium on 1 the coast more thoroughly equipped. A special instructor will be employed from abroad, the best that can be pro- cured. The association has taken a | three-year lease on the O'Neill hall, i and will sublet it for dances and other entertainments.
 ROBERT HAMLIN DEAD.-Robert Hamlin died yesterday morning at | the home of himself and brothers on North Central avenue. He has been i'll for a long time, and came here about | two months ago from southern France. where he spent some time in 1 the hope of regaining his health. MT. | Hamlin was the son of a well known | Chicago family, his father, achieving l fame through the manufacture and sale of Hamlin's wizard oil. a remedy that has been sold all over the coun- | try, and which was first introduced by l means of travelling minstrels and | street exhibitions. Harry and Harvey Hamlin, the two brothers of the dead man, left on this mornings northbound | train for their home in Chicago, where ! the remains will be inferred.