Arizona republican., 1902-07-09

NEW ALKS.-Property own
 CTS on each side of Washington street
 east of First avenue are putting in new cement sidewalks. replacing the
 old ragged ones that have been worn
 to a fraZZle.
 THE QUARTETTE.-A meeting of
 the quartette composed of Dr. Dods- worth and Messrs. Ingles. Coggins and
 Neise was held last night. The quar-
 tette or rather the quintette when lrV- ing H. Andrews is here is holding week
 ly meetings in preparation for the fall
 musical campaign.
 PROBATE COURT.-The annual ac- count and report of the guardian of the Y0ho minors were approved in probate court yesterday afternoon. The final account of the executor of the estate of L. H. Orme was presented along with petition for distribution and the whole matter was set for hearing on
 July T.
 MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS. - A regular meeting of the territorial med ical board was held yesterday. at
 which there were four applicants for admission to practice. They were DF.
 H. w. Horn of Clifton. Dr. R. r. Palm
 CT of Morristown. Dr. R. R. Root of Tempe and Dr. H. J. Warner of Thatcher. All received diplomas. APPRECIATED-T Captain J. L.. B. Alexander appreciated the efforts
 of the Phoenix fire department on he | occasion Of the fire at First avenue and Washington street was illustra ted yesterday when he sent to the fire
 house box of fine cigars. That the | =,
 was illustrated by the way they broke
 into the boX.
 RANCH IMPRON NEMENT-Judge G. w. smith. who recently purchased d
 ranch east of town. and has ordered
 . big pump, with which he expects to iriSate it, is also making other inn
 provements. One thing he expects to do is to provide a water works sys- tenn for his house by erecting d big tank high enough to afford good pres
 sure. The foundation. which he is
 row building. will be of brick. and will
 inclose a commodious milk house
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of incorporation Of the Arizona Medical Springs company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is S10O0OO; the incorpora tors are A. H. Wormeu A. R. McCam- ley, J. :. GOWett. J. D. Marian and T. W. Chamberlain. Articles were also filed of the Merit Mining company with q capital stock cf $1000G0. The incol = porators are H. R. Hawkins. R. Rup- pert and F H Saft and c. T. Linle,- l of St. Louis.
 | INDIAN SCHOOL HEALTH.-D:.
 Dcdsworth. physician at the Indian
 school, is engaged in rigid examina-
 tion of the pupils of the Indian school
 for heart and lung trouble In an ex-
 animation of twenty-four pupils yes
 terday he found no trace of either trouble, showing a remarkably healthy | lot. It is not likely that such d show
 ing could be made by a similar number
 of white children taken up in a body anywhere in the United States The school now has professional nurse, i Miss Robinson, a graduate from one ot the leading hospitals of New York. She
 has had considera ble experience out i side of her hospital work having been
 associated with many eminent physi-
 clans of New York
 4 NOISY YNUISANCE.-The attention
 of the night police is directed to a prac-
 tice which has become very annoying 1 to those who sleep in the vicinity of | Washington and Second avenue. Young
 men from the country or rather some l young men who live west of town stop
 at the Club saloon on their way home
 for that is the last chance for those going in that direction. When they