Arizona republican., 1901-06-17

A FLOWER .EMBLEM.-A beautiful bouqust at the Baptist church was of red. yellow and blue flowers. the Py- thian colors.
 FANDANGO LAST NIGHT.-Senori- ta Manuela VallanueVa celebrated a birthday by fandago at her home. on the corner of Second and Monroe streets, which extended into the first few hours of this morning. number of friends were present and the affair was thoroughly enjoyed in spite of a liberal amount of tropical atmosphere.
 A JOURNALISTIC CHANGE.-Mr Frank De Souza. a very capable news paper man of San Jacinto, Cal, has be- come associat eeditor of the Gazette to succeed Mir. J. 0. Dunbar. whose i'll health compelled him to seek change of climate. MT. De Souza, who did newspaper work in Phoenix about two years ago, returned last spring and since then has been doing reportorial work for the Gazette.
 NO LONGER BUGHOUSE-In few days 1t cannot be said of the court house that it is bug house. It is being disinfected, a room at time. by means of forty per cent solution of formal dehyde. fatal alike to microbes and men. The formaldehyde gas is said to be the most thorough disinfectant known. Its deadliness is illustrated by the following statement If the bacil- lus hardest to kill were placed in the middle of large family bible and the bible were placed under heavy pres sure, the gas would penetrate to the germ and be the death of it within half an hour.
 UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S s OFFICE.-United States Marshal Me Cord will take charge of his office on July 1. Late on Saturday afternoon he filed his official bond with Chief Jus tice Street and received his commission from the chief justice. to whom 1t had bsen sent There was an impression that Col. McCord would have to take Charge of the office on Saturday, the day on which Marshal Griffith's term expired. Acting upon the advice of attorneys who gave an opinion that that was not the law, Col, McCord re- quested Marshal Griffith to remain in office until after the term of the Unit ed States court at Prescott, when the federal business of the year will be dis posed of. Col. McCor dhas not yet an nounced the names of his appointees, but 1t is still understood that Horace { Harrison vii! be the chief deputy. THE GUN CLUB MEET.-The fol- lowing scores were made ir practice at the gun clubs traps Saturday: Dr Wylie, 9-9-S-9 Aitken. 10-S-I0-10- 10; Pinney. 7-7-9-S-6; Kolb, s-j-6-9-i; Mor- | rell, 10-S-7-S-8; J. Graham, 9-5. Sev-
 eral of the members of the gun cluh | have been making good scores of late | At the three practice shoots this month 1 Altken's score has been 97lA. 9j and 9t l per cent, and he killed 95 of the first l0i shot at this month. Aitken's average ' for the past eight months has been SS per cent. The Jeroms Gun club has challenged the Phoenix club to a Five. men team shoot at Prescott July 5th
 at the tournament here. for $50 a side
 This challenge will probably be accept ! ed if five shooters from Phoenix at
 tend the Prescott tournament As tn, | Phoenix club is averaging higher score,
 than the Jerome boys our team should
 be able to win out easily.
 A FAMILY JAR.-There was trouble
 in a Phoenix family yesterday and tn, ] air was blue for awhile, but by night i
 thawed out a bit and peace vas restor ed. Being Sunday morning, the geo. wife wanted hubby to get up early ant