Arizona republican., 1903-06-18

A NOTARY PUBLIC.-The only
thing that happened about the capitol
building yesterday beyond routine
business and letter writing was the APP
pointment of Thomas u. Molloy of
Yuma notary public.
NEW p. o. BUILDING.-Work is
progressing rapidly on the new post
Office building that runs from Center
street to the Alamo lodging house on
Adams street. The Joists on the second
floor are now in place and the upper
walls are becoming visible.
FUNERAL OF u. D. AMBROSE
The funeral of ID. d. Ambrose was held
yesterday afternoon al the family resi-
deuce and was very largely attended.
religious service led by Rev. Hedg
peth and participated in by other min
listers was held. ana the interment was
made under the auspices of the United
Modelns. of which order the dead man
was u member.
POLICE COCRT.-JOhn Doe was
tried for drunkenness yesterday and
fined s.. He had money in his pocket.
but he felt that the law had misused
him and lie did not propose 10 give up
any OF his hard earned cash. He there
fore went to Jail for five days both to
save money and spite the law. James
Roe was arrested on the same charge.
but he didn't care so much for a dol
lar. so ne put up s. cash bond and
jumped it.
\ CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.
II. Melhinch, who has Deen with the
George II. Cook Jewellery company the
past three years end who was IN the
Phoenix store last winter, but lately
d the Prescott store VIII leave Prescott
next week for Chicago. having accept
ed position with s. II. Castle &; co.
wholesale jewelers.. located in th9/ Me
dina temple building. lie was employ
ed by this firm before coming to Ari-
IONA
GENERAL BALDWIN COMING
Word has been received that General
+. ID. Baldwin. commanding the de-
Dartment of the Colorado. viii shortly
leave Denver to visit the pests d
Whipple and Huachuca. He will be ac-
companied b. Colonel J. w. Pope,
quarter master general FOR The war
department. This viii be the first
visit of General Baldwin to Arizona
since he assumed comand of the de
partment
LIVED AT HEPPNER.-Mr. NJ. G.
McDougaH Of this city will be uneasy
until ne sees a complete list of the
dead in the flood a Heppner or until
he hears that his friends there are
among the saved. He has a cousin. NJ.
D. Clark. in business there and Mr..
McDougall was in the mercantile bust
ness there for six years. He has tried
TO communicate with his friends in the
north but so far he has been unable
70 get nearer than Portland, communi-
cation with Heppner not having been
restored yet
THE PHARMACY BOARDING
territorial pharmacy board held an all
day session at the Capitol building yes
terday The greater portion of the day
was spent in acting upon the loo APP
plications for, license that were filed
with the board. Some applications
were made by men who are not now in
the business, they having either gone
out of it or asked for license with the
view of some day going into the bust
ness. 1t is likely these applications
will be rejected. though decision will
not be announced till today. Some bills
were audited, board rules discussed.
etc.
TUCSON STOCK SHIPMENTS.-It
is expected that by today about 1000
head of horses viii be Shipped from
Tucson to Kansas City. These are not
the famous Arizona thoIoughbreds that
are attracting the attention Ct the
world but are range horses that until
recently were considered. a detriment
rather than a benefit to the country.
bronco that has multiplied until it
has become a nuisance in southern
Arizona, eating feed that could more
profitably be left for cattle. In some
instances these horses have been killed
iilSt 70 oct them ont OF the wav But