Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
CONCERNING THE POSTAL SER

VlCE.-There was born day before yes terday to Mrs. C. M. Moore a fine boy. Mrs. Moore is the wife of c. M Moore carrier on R. r. D. No. 3.
 THE PHARMACY BOARD.-There was q regular meeting of the territor- ial board of pharmacy yesterday at which Were present: President Fred Fleishman of Tucson. Vice President T. l.. M'Cutchen of Clifton. Secretary Arthur c. Hulett of Phoenix, C. A Cover of Williams and Harry BrisIey Of Prescott. The absent members were F. s. Wakelin of Phoenix and w. H. Butler of Globe. There will be at least two sessions of the meeting. Yesterday was devoted entirely to the considera- tion of routine and unfinished business which was at length put into the hands of committees. The examination of ap- Dlicants will take place today. So far as is known now there will be only one
 THE LOAN ISSiON.-Thera will be 2 meeting of the territorial loan commission next Saturday. mainly fer the purpose of taking up the only one of the Yavapai bonds in existence. After a considerable search it was found in the possession of man in Bristol, England. The matter of fund.- ing the Tucson city bonds to the amount of s12,000 will also be taken up. Those bonds are also out of the coun- try and are in the possession of a Mrs. F'riede. a resident of Vienna Austria but who once lived in Tucson. The bonds matured last June. The question of funding them came up at that time. but it took some time to commruicaie c with the holder and ascertain if she would accept the territorial bonds. It has been learned recently that she will do so. The premiums cn the bonds will be the gain of Tucson. Within the year terri torial bonds sold for 1O9 12 The money market however. is a little more stringent now and it is doubt
 ful if such favorable terms can ba made. It is believed though that the bonds at this time will bring 109. From now until it expires by law the commission will have little to do, There is some bonded or other county or municipal ndebtedness which it will have power to take up and which it may be called upon to do. but there is not much of il.
 C There was q wedding at the office of the probate judge on Tuesday at which there were more witnesses than the law actually requires. Henry w. Davis and Mabel Peterson of Mesa were married and they had brought with them all the audience they want ed to see the ceremony. The news quickly spread about the courthouse that a double wedding Was in progress. There are a dozen young ladies em- ployed about the court house in Vari- ous capacities. Some of them are in the office of the recorder. some in the of
 fee of the clerk of the supreme court ard some in the offices of the abstract companies. The average woman neve.' misses ar opportunity to see a wedding and no woman can be indifferent to | the glory of double wedding. The | ladies of the court house therefore gathered in front of the main entrance of the probate court from all corners of the court house. The door was lock | ed. Some of them went around to the anteroom of the office but that door was also locked. Then they had re- i course to the keyholes, but theie were | only two of them A living pyramid
 was then formed in front of each door
 and a girl mounting to the top look
 ed over the transom and reported tc
 her curious companions what was ac finally goine or. Those who saw were
 perfectly satisfied, but hearing is bet ter than nothing.
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