Arizona republican., 1901-07-04

eleven pounds Both mother and babe are doing well.
 TO TIHAw OuT.-Mr and Mrs Walter Lund of Glendale, and Mrs. C. Lund of Phoenix, will leave this morn ing for Agua CaAente Hot Springs to thaw out and remain until the weather here gets warmer
 HARD AT IT,--Major McClintock is hard at work preparing matter for the Illustrated booklet to be issued a few weeks hence by the board of trade Ii will be an artistic volume as well as r5liable handbook
 REBEKAHS' INSTAI.LATTON-Ari- zona lodge, No. l, Daughters of Rebek- ah, will install its newly elected officers tonight and the ceremony will De fol- lowed by the serving of refreshments popular at this season of the year
 WALL S1'REET.--A force of men from the street commissioner depart ment was engaged yesterday in spread ing a coat of gravel over Wall street. This street was graded preparatory for gravelling about year ago, but 1t is such a large stree tthat it took lots of time to finish the work.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of incorporation of the Seaboard Consol- dated Oil company were filed in the of flee of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s2, 50O000. The in corporators are J. C. Dennison, w. F. Brobrook and l.. P. Hammond of Chi cago. Articles were also filed by the Globg oil company, with a capital stock of S50OO00. The incorporators are F. A. Burns. w. Austin, B. Olcovich, D. Keefe and M. ]. O'Reily.
 LIVINGSTON DISCHARGED.-- The trial of CE Livingston. charged with assault and battery on w. T. Boyd took place in Justice Burnetts court yesterday The evidence was long drawn out, but wh il it was all in, thf ease was ovsg. The court observed that the only mistake mace in the licking of Boyd was procrastination That offense, however. was forgiven Livingston, and he was permitted to gs hence.
 TO VISIT THE EAST--Mr and Mrs s. M M-CoWan and their son. Roy, left last night for visit of four CT five weeks in tne cast. They will go first to Detroit to attend the Indian confer ence which will be in sessicn July S- F inclusive. thsn tU Buffalo tO attend tha Indian congress. July l5-2O inc!u- sive. After visiting the exposition they will go to New York anl Washington and returning. spend some time with friends in Peoria, III.
 BUFFALO EXCURSION. - Among th1gs who left last night fer Buifaio over the s. F r. & r. excursion were William Mllner M,N. Anna Tait, Mrs. ]. r. Kelly, Miss Irene Moves, John Tedford. Mrs. Dr. Swetnam and child, Jennie Roatman, T C. Cole, Ms. Jaml- son. Mrs. F. A. Guley, F. A. Gull5y' Mir. and Mrs NJ Jackson. R. II. Greene Miss l. Crawford, Mrs. Taft, F. F.. | Whitten and wife, Mrs. Fowler. Mrs. ' Harry Kennedy. Among those going by the M. & P. ex,ur:lon were J. w. | Doris and family. II. $. Shaw, II. E, ! r son and wifi and William Weaver. | POLICE COURT-The police court was not an exciting place yesterday | though the approach of the Fourth was ! announced by three cas1s s of drunken nesa by which it Is believed that the great holiday will be on time this morn l ing. One disorderly drunk forfeited a cash bail bond ard a plain drunk was | sent below for four days in leiu of as many dollars. While court was in "as- | sion a telS phone message summoned an | officer to the rescue of Andrew Garcia, who had prepared to SD nd today in 1 jail for drunkenness X number of oth- CTS were spotted whose conduct showed that they were working up close to the
 danger line.
 1 AIGERNON'S LUCK-A slight error. amounting to sl9S ,OOO was made in yes terdays issue with reference to the size
 of the estate left by Algernon Dove g
 mother and portion of which he is. ex- pec,ed to receive. Instead of s20O.000 the
 estate was 5000 and there are five chil- dren. One of them. a daughter was cut off with five dollars and the rest is
 Co be divided between the four other
 children. Babe felt so good over the news of his recouping fortune that he
 began celebrating it at once and landed
 in jail again yesterday. It would not
 he a bad idea for some reliable bushes
 man who feels kindly toward him to apply to the probate judge for letters
 Of guardianship of his estate before he
 comls into so much wealth.
 HE WAS A HERO.-R. F. Goodwin
 a Rough Rider. was in Justice Burnett's
 court yesterday charged with an as-
 sault upon Louis Arabello, a boy, by
 striking him violently on the nose
 Goodwin was fined $7 and in default
 of that sum he was committed to tn,
 county jail. Goodwin is said to have
 b en originally a mill tempered person
 but during his charges up San Juar
 hill, amid the fiery and bloody scene,