Arizona republican., 1903-05-09

A PARTY POSTPONED.-A party to l be given tonight by Miss Bessie Fickas | at the home of her parents on West Washington street has been postponed. THE IRON SPRINGS SEASON Joseph A. Hill, late of the police de- pertinent of the city, left this morning for Iron Springs, of which he will be | in charge for the season which will open about the 1st of the next month. There are a great many things to be put in order there in the meantime, and
 MT. Hill is the right man to do it. NEW RATIONS.-Articies of incorporation of the Cumberland Coal
 and. Realty company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday.
 The capital stock is $1,OOO,OOO; the in- corporators George NJ. Noble, A. D.
 Washburn, J. H. Noble and others. Ar ticles were also filed of the Combusti- ble Fluid Apparatus Manufacturing company, with a capital stock of $10,- 900, 900. The ,incorporators are E. w. Morche, John Deis and Charles a. Kneuzel.
 MORE HOMESTEADS.-N has been sent out from the Tucson land oi- flee that on June = considerable part of the Camp Mcdowell reservation will be thrown open to homestead entry. There will be excepted, though, those parts of the reservation on which there are government improvements and the northern part, which is occupied by In dians by special permission. These are the Indians whom the white settlers have been trying to have sent back to the San Carlos reservation.
 A PARDON GRANTED.-Govern BrCdie yesterday pSrdoned Ca-Ma-Ve. an Apache Indian who was serving a six months sentence in the jail of this county. He was sentenced early the present year by the justice of the peace at Agua Caliente, the charge being az gravated assault. The pardon was rec commended by the committing magis- trate, the district attorney and others. the record showing that he had been good prisoner. It was the opinion of those recommending the pardon that he had been punished sufficiently.
 SANITARY BOARD.-There was a meeting of the live stock sanitary board yesterday for the purpose of comparing notes, and routine business Messrs. J. J. Riggs of Wilcox and w. s. Sturges of Tucson, members of the board, were among the members of the excursion party that went to the Grand Canyon. They combined business with pleasure, MT. Sturges going to King man and MT. Riggs to Prescott to look after the details of enforcing the new sanitary law at those places. MT. Sturges left for home on last nights train.
 A SIGN FOR SALE.-Dr. H. A.. Hughes has for sale piece of decora- ton which he will let go for consider ably less than he paid for it. It is an ornate sign in black and gold bearing the legend, "City Health Officer" in scribed with all the skill that a local signwriter could muster. Dr. Hughes thinks he paid d dollar for it. He will sell it for 50 cents. No doubt many physicians would be able to pay much more than that for it if they could be satisfied of authorization to make use of 1t.
 LIBLIN A FREE MANA. Liblin, who was fined $75 for running disor- derly house in the Buckeye neighbor- hood, but who took the alternative of serving ten days in the county jail,
 completed his term yesterday and was discharged. He believes that he is a financier. He could not have made that much money in the saloon business in
 Buckeye in the same length of time.
 Beside, it has cost him nothing to live. While he was in jail his place of busi- ness was burglariZed, and the burglar was arrested and brought to the county jail, where he became the cellmate of | Liblin.
 DIR. CRAIG'S RETURN.-Dr. Craig. who has been absent from Phoenix for some time, is expected home tomor- row. Dr. Craig has been attending the
 American Medical congress which has been in session at New Orelans, where
 he went as a delegate from the Ari- zona Medical association. The doctor
 in letters to friends reports fine trip I [A.-lr D