Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

NEW NOTARIES-Notar commits sions were issued yesterday to Walter T. Gregory for Yuma county and Stu art Jacobs of Prescott.
 LIBRARY CONTRIBUTIONS J. w. Evans yesterday presented the public library thirty-nine handsomely morocco bound volumes of Bancroft s works, and Mrs. Johnston donated two years subscription to the Outlook.
 DAVIS IS-HALLIMON.EW Davis of McCabe was married yesterday ai- ternoon to Miss Mamie Hallimon of Socorro county, New Mexico. The cer- emony was performed by Rev. c. V. Ccwan of the First M. E. church.
 PROBATE COURT.-A petition for the sale of real estate and personal property belonging to the estate Of Florence Emma Walker, minor, was presented in probate court yesterday. It was set for hearing on October 3rd
 THE ONLY PLACE.-B. D. Stark, after an absence of more than a month on the coast, returned to the city yes terday morning He was at every place along the coast worth visiting, but he says he was at no place where he en-
 
 Phoenix.
 A CANDIDATE.-The announcement of William P. Richardson as a candi- date for the republican nomination for probate judge of this county appears in this issue of The Republican. Mr. Richardson has resided in the county for the last four years and all that time has been actively engaged in the practice of law. He was for a time as- sistant district attorney and performed his duties in that capacity ably. He is we'll versed in the statutes and he pledges himself if elected to an honest administration of probate matters.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of incorporation of the Massillon Gold Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s3O,0O0; the incoFpora- tors are J. Craze, J. Sonnhalter and oth- CTS of Ohio. Articles were also filed of the Industrial Trust and Securities company, with a capital stock of $1O,- GOO. GOO; the incorporators are w k. Drake. T. c. Brinkley and J. White head of New York. The articles of the Buckeye Mining and Milling company were amended by an increase of the capital stock to $1,2OO.OO0.
 HIS FIRST OFFENSE.-That is. it was his first offense of which the law ever took notice. He is James Drum, an old Frenchman, one of the earliest settlers of the valley. He was found lying at the corner of Third avenue and Washington streets on Tuesday night drunk almost beyond recognition. His mouth was open in a manner cal culated to scare passing horses. He was taken to jail and yesterday morn ing he was brought before Justice Bur nett. who, when he heard the story of his long and inoffensive life, sent him away unfined with an admonition not to drink again.
 DEATH OF MRS. HORNE.-The Prescott Journal Miner of Monday says: Death is always a sad occur renee, but in some instances it seems to be attended with greater features of sadness than others. Such a one oc- cured yesterday morning in the demise of Mrs. E. J. F. Horne. Their little baby, born on Sunday evening is also dead MT. Horne has the sympathy of the community in his affliction. During recent years MT. Horne has been called upon to suffer more aff1ictions in the loss of dear ones than ordinarily fails to the lot of a human being during the same period of time"
 A SCHOOL SOCIAL.-An entertain at the Grand Avenue school, two and