Arizona republican., 1902-08-12

OUI FOR CORONER.-Dr- l.. O.
 Sawyer, who used to reside in this city six years ago, is out for coroner of Los
 Angeles on the republican ticket. CATTLE SHIPMENT.-J. H. Fisher | last night shipped a carload of cattle to Douglas, and s. J. Mcdonald also shipped a carload of beef cattle to Bis | bee.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Fran
 cisco Marquis and Margarita Altamari-
 na and to Josiah Williams and Alice | Holmesmey.
 DISTRICT COURT.-Court Commis-
 sioner Woodward opened district court yesterday according to instructions
 from Judge Kent. and immediately ad journed it to September 9th. PROBATE COURT.-The final ac count of the administrator of the estate 1 of William Riley was approved in pro- | bate court yesterday and the adminis
 trator vas discharged.
 DEPUTY UNITED STATES MAR SHAL.-United States Marshal McCord yesterday appointed J. F. Rawdin of Prescott deputy United States marshal. The new deputy was a member Of the Rough Riders.
 NEW FIRE COMPANY.-Yester Chief Stokoe of the fire department had the old chemical and the hook and lad der wagon installed in a building pro-
 cured for it at the Five Points. A company will be formed in couple of days to man the wagon.
 ENJOYING HIMSELF.-A letter was received yesterday from Supervisor J.
 A. Marshall who with Mrs. Marshall is
 visiting friends in California. They are
 at Stockton, but expect to leave soon
 for Los Angeles, where they will re-
 main until the latter part of the month.
 They will return to Phoenix on Au- gust 23rd.
 ASPINWALL INJURED.-News has
 been received that Frank T. Aspinwall, who is well known throughout the ter ritory. and who is now superintendent of the Guayaquil and Quito railway in South America, was badly injured there
 recently. Just what the nature Of the
 injury was was not ascertained. but it
 is hoped that he has recovered ere this
 PARK IMPROVEMENTS S.-Elabor-
 ate improvements are to be made at
 the park this fall. A new pavilion is to be built over the natatorium and the old one torn down. A merry-go-round will be one of the new attractions, and
 miniature railway around the lake will be a decided novelty for the young people. By the time for the opening of the next summer season East Lake park will be in frst-class condition. ARIZONA PYTHIANS.-Among the
 Arizona Pythians who are attending
 the Knights of Pythias conclave at San
 Francisco are the following named: J. C. Cole. Phoenix; Harry Sultan. George
 \. Briggs. w. G. Stanley, Globe; Joseph
 A Henry. Bisbee; John D. Loper. Mesa; Luther Green, Solomonville. The representatives of the Rathbone Sisters | from the territory are Mrs. A. Bow man. Mrs Friant, Yuma; Mrs. A. F.
 Briggs. Globe.
 RETURNED FROM EUROPE.-Dr.
 A J. Chandler was in the city for ii
 short time yesterday. having just re- turned from Europe after an absence of several months. His visit was in con- nection with a project for the develop ! ment of electricity by water power on an extensive scale and with irrigat tion
 enterprises. Dr. Chandler was inter- l ested in the developments which have occurred in irrigation projects since he | left the country, for at that time the national irrigation bill had not been passed and it was not believed then
 that one would be passed which would