Arizona republican., 1902-10-30

CATTLE FOR DOUGLAS.-J. G. Hammels shipped a car load of cattle to Douglas last night.
 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to Will jam B. Hanie and Lulu Maria Sandige.
 WILL OPEN SUNDAY.-The chef cooks. bakers and others for the Hotel Adams arrived here yesterday and the dining room will probably be opened to the public next Sunday.
 A REAL ESTATE DEAL-B. G. Pecka yesterday bought of J. Ernest Walker three lots at the corner Of Eighth and Jefferson streets and will at once build himself residence.
 WILL MEET TONIGHT-Th will be meeting tonight of the committee appointed by the city council to make preliminary estimates on the feasibility of putting in a municipal water works system.
 A BAD DOG.-A Mexican child was severely bitten on the calf of the leg a few days ago by a dog belonging to another Mexican who lives in the south part of town. The parents Of the vic | tim will prosecute the owner of the dog. PROBATE COURT.-The final ac- count of the administrator of the es- tate of Sarah E. Mclean was filed ill the probate court yesterday along with
 a petition for distribution. A day was set for the hearing. A petition was | filed for the reopening of the estate of i Aletha A. Murphy. and for the issuing 1 of letters of administration.
 ,,Trr,Nr | says that property owners are paying their taxes this year more promptly than usual thus indicating general prosperity. It is a good idea to pay 1 promptly if the money is at hand. for | it saves the penalty ard makes things easier for all concerned. The third day in November is the expiration of the season of grace provided for by law. COMMITTEE WORKING HARD The executive committee of the water storage conference committee held an other meeting yesterday with Judge
 <ibbey, for the purpose of further per fcoting the articles of incorporation for the Water Users association. The committee reports progress. but has not yet finished its work. and another meeting will be held today.
 NEW S.-AIllCleS or the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The North Arkansas and Ari- zOna Zinc, Lead Copper, Silver and Gold Mining company, capital stock S5,G00000, incorporators J. NJ. Grabil and others; Winford Oil copany, capi- tai stock $2OO,OO0, incorporators F. P. Nutting, r. F. Hayner and A. N. Charles of Chicago; the White Swan Oil and Land company, capital stock S2,OOOOGO, incorporators A. J. Hatha- way, G. II. Marsh and others of New York; the Valley Realty company. capt- tai stock S50,0OO, incorporators A. H. and H. H. Limberger and R. $. Good rich.
 NEW SUITS.-The Phoenix high school football team is not only improv- ing in it's work, but it is preparing for very notable improvement in it's gen eral appearance. Yesterday there was on display in the window of the Hub store a new set of sweaters for the team, sixteen in number, including substitutes. The sweaters are red. trimmed in black, and are very pretty. One the breast of each one is a mono gram in black, composed of the initials of the team name r. Fl. s. The new clothes will be unused I'D next Satur
 day afternoon if nothing happens, and they will be saturated with the blood