Arizona republican., 1901-04-02

over the s. r., P. & P. railroad. There will be three cars of cattle for J. R. Norton, two cars for O. H. Christy, two cars of coal, car of flour, car of meat and three cars of other merchan disc.
 LARGER QUARTERS.-The Young Mems Democratic club has moved out of the rooms formerly occupied in the front end of the Irvine building and has opened up in the larger apartments in the other end of the building, formerly occupied by the Phoenix Ath- letic club.
 FIVE APPLICANTS.-T terri torial board of medical examiners held its first meeting yesterday and began the examination of five applicants for permission to practice in the territory. The examinations will be concluded to- day.
 ASYLUM SUPPLIES.-The board of control at a recent meeting awarded quarterly contracts for asylum supplies to the following firms: Barkley x Berryman, the Capitol mills, the Phoe- nix Wood and Coal company, the AL llire compahy, Godwater Bros, Gold berg Bros, and A. Weller.
 A REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION. J. Ernest Walker yesterday purchased the Charles E. Douglass tract of forty acres near the Indian school for $l,999. The property was bought from J. X. F. Irvine, the administrator of the Doug lass estate. The tract is a very valu able one.
 AN APPROACHING MARRIAGE.- Announcement Is made of the marriage on May 1 of MT. J. Ernest Walker and Miss Helena F.. Horning. daughter of MT. D. D. Horning. Miss Horning came to the valley with her parents about three years ago from New York. The family resides near the city.
 PROBATE COURT.-Ihe admins trators report of the sale of real estate of the estate of Charles E. Douglass and Annie F. Douglass was confirmed in probate court yesterday. The final account of the administrator of the es- tate of w. T. Mitchell was approved, An order was also made approving the final report and account of the guard ian of the minor heirs of w. H. Thomas,
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT-ln Jus tice Gray's court yesterday RafaellG Lee was fined $l5 for disturbing the peace. She had engaged in a desperate hand-tO-hand conflict with one Fannie Gould, who will be tried on the same charge today. Roman Trujillo started an insurrection on South Seventh ave nue which attracted the officers, who brought him before Justice Gray yes terday. He was fined Sl0 and paid it.
 MASQUERADE BALL.-A masque- rade ball will be given at the O'Neill hall on Monday evening, April s, by, Prof. O. B. Rouse, instructor of the Phoenix Dancing academy. The affair will be of a high order and the first ball following the Lenten season, oc curing on Easter Monday, a day when all are expected to sail out in flying colors, and after society has taken a long rest. To insure the proper kind of a crowd. masks will be lifted at the door before admittance is gained.
 PARDONED OUT OF JAIL.-Goy- ernor Murphy yesterday pardoned Ramon Rodriguez who is serving term in the county jail for a violation of the Edmunds, act. The pardon was issue at the request of District Attor- ney Edwards. who says that Rodriguez has atoned for his offense as far as possible by getting married. It was the opinion also of the district attorney | that the conviction was irregular and i that release could be effected by the l expensive and inconvenient plan of habeas corpus.
 BISMARCK BIRTHDAY.-Phoa- | nix citizens of German descent and | afli!iation yesterday wore the red, | white and black and drank copiously ] of the yellow or amber of the Father | land. Itwas the anniversary of the birth ! of Bismarck, who was sent into this i world in 1915 to April fool the French, | who two and a half months later re-