Arizona republican., 1903-02-04

A NEW NOTARY-A notarial com mission was issped yesterday to l.. G. Johnson of Yuma county.
 CATTLE SHIPMENT-Mess Me Donald and Benton last night shipped seven cars of cattle to San Diego and Los Angeles via the southern route.
 ALL RIGHT AGAIN.-Howard Da- Vidson, the little son of MT. and Mrs. C. IT. Davidson who was injured Tn Jumping from street car is all right again and was down yesterday as live ly as a cricket.
 GRATEFUL BROTHERS.-Joh and Henry A. Decker wish to thank the people of Phoenix who were so kind to their brother. George w. Decker. dur ing his late illness. Mr. Decker died January 31 at 2:3O a. m.
 RETURN OF DIR. GOODRICH.-Dr Goodrich. wife and daughter, who live in both Phoenix and Springfield, Mass. returned to the city yesterday morn ing. This is the first visit of Miss Goodrich to Phoenix in five years.
 THE PETERS TROPHY. - The fourteenth monthly contest for the Peters trophy will be held at the gun club grounds this afternoon a 3 o'clock. A practice shoot will also be had and all shooters are requested to be present.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of incorporation of the Mexican Mines Development company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $1.25O. eco: the in corp0rators are R. F. Quick. w. $. Marshall. J. W. Boyd and others.
 MR. SULLIVAN'S FUNERAL. - Philip Sullivan of Park City. Utah, ar rived here yesterday morning to attend the funeral of his brother Mike Sulli- van of Butte, who died a few days ago. The funeral will be held at o'clock this morning at the Catholic church.
 THE EAGLES ANNIVERSARY.- The fifth anniversary of the founding of the order of the Eagles will be cele- brated by Phoenix aerie on the night Cf. February 6. A feature of it will be a banquet which will begin at 8:3O. h. vitations have been extended to all the members of the legislature and to many others.
 POLICE COURT.-There was but one case in police court yesterday, that Of Frank Kelly. arrested for vagrancy. He was found in Lauver's barn. having but recently got out of jail. He was given an opportunity to not be here any more and stipulated with the po- lice that he would his gratitude by sleeping at least as far away as Tempe last night.
 PAID FOR THE WARRANT.-Jus tice Robertson who issued the search warrant referred U in previous issue for the purpose of looking for jewelry supposed to be in the possession of a Chinaman, but later found at hcme by the owner, yesterday assessed the costs of the warrant to the man who secured it. it having been found that it was issued without probable cause. AT DEATHS DOOR.-Mrs. II. N Alexander, wife of the late Judge Alex ander was so ill yesterday evening that it was feared she would not live through the night. She is at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Baker, with whom she has lived for some time, hay ing returned from Los Angeles, where she went soon after the death of her husband. Her illness began about a month ago. The nature of it has bal fled her physician.
 ELKS' BANQUET. - Through a typographical error in yesterdays issue it was announced that the Eiks' would give a banquet to members, visiting brethren and their families
 Tuesday evening, or last night, in the lodge room. The linotype was doing it's best to say Thursday night but it's | tongue was thick. The banquet there fore will not take place till tomorrow night and special invitation is ex- | tended to visiting members Those | Elks who have no wives may bring along lady friends wko would perhaps 1 like to become wives.