Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

\ l. sons were issued yesterday to L. F.. White of Black Diamond of Cochise county and to w. A. De Busk of Briggs. Yavapai county.
 RAISING A FAMILY.-City Assess or Frank Luke is now actively engaged in the pleasing but very responsible work of raising a family. He has re- ceived word from the coast that his seventh and youngest child is a nine pound girl
 IMPROVEMENTS FINISHED.-For several days past force of workmen have been engaged in working over the interior aT;a.1 cement of the M. & P uptown offices. The work is now finished and the paint dry. The offices are now much more convenient. the room being better utilized.
 AN ENJOYABLE PARTY.-The members of Arizona Rebekah Lodge. No l. gave a lawn party Tuesday even ing a the residence of George A. Mintz on North Fourth avenue. in honor of Mrs. A. J. Bradley. who expects to leave for the coast in a few days. There was a large attendance, and q pleasant evening was spent.
 ENCAMPMENT co B.. N G. A. Captain Lamson has about completed arrangements for an encampent for eight days for Company B. A few
 members of Companies C and F, will also go into camp. Every member of Company B should be present for drill tonight to prepare for the encamp ment. The company will fall in promptly at & o'clock.
 ON THE RAIL-The following were among the passengers leaving on this mornings $. F. P. & P. train: Miss Agnes Angerson. for Denver; Rosa Sorsen. for Boulder Colo. Miss Nellie Amin. MT. and Mrs. H. NJ Werick Miss T. F.. Tweed. Mrs. H. K. Tweed. Ed Brimmer, Miss Nj. 4. Brimmer fer San Diego: MT and Mrs. Ralph Quinn. Miss Gertrude Russell and Mrs. Ancil Martin. for Denver; J. K. Doolittle for Cincinnati. Ohio.
 LIVELY RUNAWAY-A milk wag- on bearing on it's side the legend Val ley Creamery went west on Adams street yesterday afternoon at wild gait The horses seemed to be very much excited but not inclined to smash things up aS long as they were not in terfered with. The usual number of gentlemen rushed into the street and threw up their hats. which. of course. only added to the fright Of the horses | But they kept the road till out of sight and probably stopped when they got tired.
 EMBEZZLE-AIE ENT.-A warrant was issued yesterday by Justice Gray for the arrest nf Adolfo l.. Mayo on the charge of embezzlemenr. The com plaint was made by Juan Lastro who says he made a cake tin valued at 8 for . baker who for some reason failed to take il. Adalfo appeared on the scene and remarked that he could find a buyer for the article. It was turned ever to him, and up to the time oi the
 making Of the complaint Adolfo had neither returned, sent the cake tin nor filed q report of his operations. He had not been located when inquiry was made last evening"
 A MILITARY PROPOSITION.-S Seip. who is not only d cigar maker but celebrated military strategist, says that President Castro of Nene- zuela ought to get Harry Tracy, the Oregon convict murderer and fugitive. to take his part in his WAY against the rebels. There would be some killing done then. Mir Seip believes that a man who can keep the national guard and the peace officers. to say nothing of the private citizens of two sover- eign states of this great republic, mov- ing around to get out of his way ought to be able to put down rebellion in