Arizona republican., 1902-10-03

GOING TO TOMBSTONE.-J A Akers Of Prescott was in Proenix yes terday en route to Tombstone to look i over the business field. If he finds conditions as represented he may de- eide to locate there.
 POLICE COURT.-L. Brown was in the police court yesterday on the charge of being drunk and terrifying the women and children in the vicinity of the West End school house. He was sent below for seven days.
 CHEAP RATES.-The NJ. & r. rail- road has made an exceptionally cheap rate to south siders who desire to at tend the water storage mass meeting today. Round trip tickets will be sold from Tempe for 25 cents and from Mesa for 35 cents
 R. TOOHEY HOMER. Toohey who has been engaged in railroad contract work in southern Arizona and Sonora for a couple of years, returned home yesterday morning. His latest. con- tracts have been on the new Tomb stone line. which is rapidly nearing completion.
 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR - Phoenix ComInandery. Knights Templar, after a summers vacation. opens mp on Mon day evening, the 9th instant. The oc- oasion will be largely attended. as the inspector general will be present and possibly some of the officers of the grand commandery. Arrangements will also De begun for the session of the grand ccmmandery O: Knights Tenn plar, which meets here in November.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriag H- censes were issued yesterday to the fol- lowing couples: Frank s. Murray and Maria Acosta Oris Holdren and Ruth Lamb, Elmo Collins and Mrs. Lucy A Kinney. The latter couple was married last night at the Leland by Judge Gray. The bride is the proprietress of the Le- land. MT. Hoidren and Miss Lamb were united in marriage at the Commercial hotel yesterday afternoon by Probate Judge Langston.
 ROSH HASHONA-Rosh Hashona. or the Jewish new year, was celebrated by services in the hall ever the post Ctfice Wednesday evening at 90 o'clock and again at 9 o'clock yester- day morning. The latter service in cluded prayers, the reading of the scroll and the blowing of the Rams horn. One week from Saturday. .Oc- tCber II, will be Tom Kippur or the day of atonement. It will be celebrat- ed. by fasting and by services Friday evening and Saturday morning.
 SEEKS THE MANY. F. Cooper is one Arizona republican that can scarcely dodge an office. While his party friends were trying to coax him into the congressional race he was flirting with the nomination for dis trict attorney of Pima county At the same time his old friends in Pinal county, where he formerly lived. were making arrangements to nominate him for district attorney. They did so, and a Tucson paper announces that MT Cooper has resigned the office of dis trict attorney of that county, so he can give his undivided attention to his can vass in Pinal.
 CITY COUNCIL MEETING-A called meeting of the city council was held last night for the consideration Oi placing additional arc lights. Nothing was done, however, except to confer but further action was taken regarding the changing of street names. Carr street, which was previously changed to Tenth street, was again changed to Twelfth street, as was the intention in the first place, mistake having been made at the time. Lincoln street in Montgomery addition. recently changed to Fremont street, was changed back to Lincoln as before, and the other