Arizona republican., 1902-09-06

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.-T city council will convene in the council chamber next Monday evening at 7:3O o'clock to begin its labors as a city board of equalization.
 THE H. A. DIEHL SHOE co. have T novel advertisement on another page which ought to make the hearts of par ents glad. They propose to sell at ab- solute cost children's school shoes The sale begins today and continues for one week.
 A CORPORATION.-Articles of in corporation of the Midas Extension Gold Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $1,000, 900: the in- corporators are R. J. Davis, J. Fl. Bacon, B. s. Hubbard and others of California
 POLICE COURT.-In the police court yesterday Jack Rabb, who was arrested several days ago on the charge of fight ing, paid s5, the costs in the case, and was discharged, no one appearing against him. The case of Jane Doe, arrested for disturbing the peace, was tried and the defendant discharged.
 HOME AGAIN-Miss Adalyn Seevers and Miss Mayme Cowan returned from Iowa this morning, where they have been spending the summer vacation among relatives and friends. Miss See vers will resume her work in the city high school as language teacher and Miss Cowan will be at home to her many friends at the Methodist parson- age.
 FUNERAL OF MISS HOPE.-The funeral of Miss Hope was held yester- day afternoon at the undertaking par lors of A. J. Bradley. The dead woman was about twenty-iOur years old and came here in April for her health, through the kindness of the employees of Siegel Brothers of Chicago, Miss Hope having been one of their number. The firm has also taken great interest in her welfare.
 FOR CONSTABLE.-D. P. Kyle has announced himself as a candidate for reelection to the office of constable of this precinct. He has served during the last two years efficiently and to the best of his ability Should he be nom- mated there is no good reason why he should not be elected. In fact, there are many reasons why he should be and if elected he can be expected to
 
 his duty as he has in the past.
 A MURDEROUS HOBO.-The Jour nal Miner says. J. C. Burie was as saulted in his cabin yesterday morning, receiving a blow on the head with an ax, causing a serious wound which had to be sewed up. He says that hobo had broken into his cabin while he was away, and on his entrance to the house after his return he was struck from behind. His assailant immediately left with out Burie even seeing him, as he was knocked unconscious.
 FLATTERING OFFERS.-H. M Chapman, who has managed the Sixth Avenue hotel during the past winter and summer, has been the recipient of two offers in the hotel line, one to manage a hotel at Oracle, Arizona which is to be built by a company of eastern capitalists, costing S6O,OOO and the other to represent an Arizona gen tleman in a large family hotel at Tue son. Although fiattering, MT. Chapman has finally decided to remain in Phoe- nix and make the Sixth Avenue the best family hotel in the territory WHITE-TAILED DEER. - Captain Joe Bush received yesterday by express | from Tucson a pair of white-tailed deer which he has installed in places oi honor. among his pet stock collection al his home in Murphy's addition. The deer were sent to him from Carbo Son. ora by John Rock some months ago but they were unloaded at Tucson.