Arizona republican., 1903-02-17

NEW NOTAR1ES. - Notarlal coii- missions were issued yesterday to J. H. Robertson of Phoenix, George Carlton of Duncan and Edward Week ot Globe A SHAWL FOUND.-The police found a ladies hand knit pink and | white shawl near the city hall on Sun day. It can be seen at the marshais office.
 THE SUPERVISORS.-T board of supervisors met in regular session yes terday The day was spent in routine matters except in the opening of bids for the construction of a jail at Wick enburg. There were three bids with range of more than s1,O0O. The bid of E. Sunderland for s1,246 was accepted. RA-SANCHEZ.-J Robert son does not make a practice of work | ing on Sunday but he consented to drop into his office Sunday evening | long enough to tie up Francisco Para and Maria Sanchez in the bonds of wedlock Later in the evening there was a grand wedding celebration by the newly married and their friends in the southern part of town.
 FIREMEN'S INSPECTION. - The fire department officers have decided to
 
 bration programme and the inspection will be held Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock instead of on Monday as pre- viously announced. Special invitations 1 have been sent to the members of the Legislature to be present and review the finest volunteer organization in the southwest. The parade will be headed by the Pioneer band in uniform.
 
 ness of Justice Burnett consisted yes | terday mostly of lot of Mexicans who had been arrested the evening before for being drunk and disturbing he peace. The foremost of the list was the old reliable Diego April and the others were A. Martinez. S. Errara, ] Jose Rantario and Jose Marigar. They were each fined S7. the February figure in Justice Burnett's court for that kind of an offense. There was not seven cents in the crowd and all were taken to jail.
 A DEAD DOG. - Complaints come from the residents of a part of Indiana st. of a dead dog which is beginning k be more bothersoIne than he was in his life time. He is pretty dead. He real ly died two weeks ago and he has been lying in front of the school house ever since. The people in that neighborhood believe that the city authorities are letting him lie there to impress upon the children proof of mortality. Now that the whcle community has been convinced that there is such a thing as death the city authorities are appealed to to take the object lesson away. | PROMOTION FOR w. c. BUDGE.-
 The many Phoenix friends of ". C. Budge will be pleased to read the fol- lowing from the Nogales Vidette: Train Master Jim Gordon Of the Son. era railroad has resigned his position with the company and will engage in another line of business in Nogales Arizona. It is said that W. C. Budge the veteran railroad man, who has fol a number of years been with the com pany. will be promoted to the position of train master. MT. Budge, like MT Gordon, whom it is said he will sue ceed, is a first-class railroad man o1 many years practical experience. He is good man in any position connect ed with railroading.
 TWO RUNAWAYS-A four horse team belonging to the city became l frightened in the western part of towr yesterday afternoon and ran away making things lively for little whilt but doing no serious damage. Jus after dark there was another runaway of which the outcome has not beer learned. A team drawing a covered spring wagon in which there was nc driver at the time started somewher, on Washington street. travelling eas evidently on a limited" time table. A Fourth street it turned north. At tn intersection of Fourth and Adams tn, team turned in on the sidewalk and rar for half a block taking to the stree