Arizona republican., 1902-12-30

ter of fact this board cannot make tne appointment and one cannot be made before the second Of January There is one thing though that the supervisors elect and the hold over can do; they can agree upon an appointment that they will make. It is understood that such an agreement has been made and it is reported that Frank Luke will be the assessor. It is also reported that the whole thing is yet open and that either MT. Luke or Henry Orme or $. r. Hofer may be appointed.
 A HANDSOME SOUVENIR.-J. w. Eastwood received a handsome Christ mas present yesterday from a relative who lives at Plymouth in the anthra- cite coal region of Pennsylvania. The present is a handsomely carved piece of anthracite coal reproducing one of the pig breakers in infinite detail. It looks to an AriZonian like big gold mill or smelter but at any rate it is repro duction of a big building and an oddly constructed one, together with some of it's surroundings. The workman ship is excellent showing that it came
 from the hand of an artist and it
 makes beautiful souvenir of that sec tion. Mir. Eastwood prizes it the more for the reason that he was at one time
 n charge of the big breaker.
 BOARD CHANGES.-The was an nounced at the office of the governor yesterday the following changes in tn,
 board of dental examiners: J. l.. Hamilton, of Phoenix, vice John A. Lentz, of Phoenix. resigned. Raiph J. Roper of Prescott. vice l.. C. Con zales of Bisbee, resigned: Wm. G. Lentz. of Phoenix, vice H. J. Jessop or Phoenix, resigned; Edward H. Stiles of Tucson, vice Geo. w. Cool of Clifton, resigned Frank NJ. Metzgar of Pres colt, vice A. A. DoherJy of Nogales, re signed. Charles Bayless of Pima county was appointed q delegate to the ! convention of the National Live Stock l association which will meet at Kansas City January 1916. The governor ano
 Mrs. Brodie left for Tucson on Sunday night to attend the annual banquet or the Pioneer society.
 DEATH OF JAMES T. FRINGE
 James T. Prince of Atlanta. Georgia. died at his residence East Adams street, yesterday morning. He came
 to Phoenix two years ago seeking re- lief from tuberculosis and after spenG- ing the winter in the city returned eass. He came again early in the fall but de- | rived no benefit and gradually sank un- | til the end came. MT. Prince was an
 estimable man, and possessed the
 friendship of many prominent men In
 the southern states. At the time of
 his death he was general manager of | the Pacific Mutual Insurance associa- | tion. He leaves, besides his parents.
 T wife and three children to mourn | his loss. Prior to shipping the re- | mains east, burial services will be heiG m Mohn & Doris undertaking parloIs | tomorrow afternoon at 2:SO The be-
 reaved family have the sympathy of a
 large circle of friends
 CLEANING THE DOCKET.-Justice
 Cray yesterday cleared up his docket
 If the misdemeanor cases held over | rom last week. Rafael Grijalva who
 was accused of using boisterous Ian | guage to another Mexican near Glen
 iale. in the presence Of women and hildren. brought in an array of fel- | ow citizens who swore he was in- ! locent of the charge and he was there
 fore discharged. Genero Beltran who
 vas accused of stealing a burro from
 | Mexican woman was tried and con | Ticted. The judgment was that he re-
 turn the little mocking bird to it's | -ightful owner and that he also pay
 fine Oi $15. The fine was later sus-
 pended during good behavior. Toribio
 ,amargo had a royel time Saturday | night near the corner Of Center and | Madison streets owing to the enthusi-
 asm of a cargo of liquid air he had
 taken aboard Having spent two days
 in jail he was given eight more to
 make it an even ten.