Arizona republican., 1903-09-09

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 Average relative humidity, 5 per cent.
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 Character of the day. Part Cloudy.
 M. E. BLYSTONE. Section Director.
 POLICE COURT.-The police court record yesterday was two trunks with the usual s fines.
 PRAYER MEETING. - Midweek prayer meeting of the Baptist church will be held this evening in O'Neil hall at 7:30 o'clock.
 AN ORCHESTRA DANCE.-The first ball given for the benefit of the Pheo- nix orchestra was held last night at Foresters' hall and was well attended The orchestra was organized about a month ago and consists of seven pieces
 OPPORTUNITY FOR TEACHERS Notwithstanding the good salaries paid teachers in this county the trustees in some of the districts, especially some Of the outlying districts, find themselves almost at the beginning at the school year unsupplied with teachers. Neither Arlington nor Cave Creek has one yet.
 MILK INSPECTION.-W the dairymen came to town yesterday ct all hours of the night after midnight and until daylight they found pr. Plath lying in wait for them at street corners. He carried home a great as sortment of samples, which he has talk en under advisement and will render judgment within a day or two.
 STAMP MILL ARRIVES.-Dick Hall who came down from Wickenburg last night, reports that the new five-stamp mill of the Gro Grande company has arrived at Wickerburg and most cf it has been taken out to the mine. It will be erected as quickly as possible, and is to be used in making the tests of the ore. which if satisfactory will open up the way for the construction of a 1OO- stamp plant.
 MOVEMENTS OF TEACHERS Miss Josephine K. Hottinger left this morning for Jeroms, where she has been appointed teacher in the city schools of that place. Miss Rose Hottinger leaves this evening for Clifton, where she will teach. Miss Kelly and Mrs. Conroy went to Jerome to fill positions in the schools, but the altitude was so high Miss Kelly was forced to return owing to frequent hemorrhages Of the nose. HcG sister, Mrs. Conroy. returned with her. Miss Hottinger takes the place of one of them.
 VERDUSCO - PADILLA. - Higinio Verdusco and Angelita Padilla were united in marriage last night near the corner of Second and Madison streets. The ceremony was performed by Jus tice Burnett. The wedding did not take place at the home of the bride and the bride was not wearing a wedding dress. Her mother was opposed to the match, forbade the taking place of it and she took the precaution of locking up all the bridal fnery. But love found d way.
 THE SALE OF THE DEMOCRAT The sale of the Arizona Democrat. which has been pending for some time, was effected yesterday, the purchaser being the Phoenix Enterprise. The price has not yet been given out, nor do the new owners say just what the future of the paper will be. It is probable, though, that the weekly edition will be continued until the legal advertising contracts have been fulfilled. The only part of the affairs of the paper which has not been adjusted is the claim of tootIll T W eDD TOT dDOul S4,0uU. Hat however. has been secured by a bond.
 JUSTICES COURT-Justlce Burnett found himself confronted with long docket yesterday. the accumulation of two holidays. Frank Verduga, who had been arrested for the theft several months ago of the trousers of a sleep ing man, was brought in and pleaded not guilty. He will be given hearing today. F. Michel. charged with the theft of the bicycle of NJ. O. Bicknell, denied his guilt and pending trial was put under a bond of S100. H. Van Tran, P. James and H. Yescas were up for disturbance of the peace. The first two were found guilty and were fined SI0 each. Yescas was discharged But Van Tran was only half through his troubles, for when he was arrested the officers found in his possession a large and murderous looking dirk. That cost him S10 more.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles ot the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Caliente Gold Mining company, capital stock s1, 300. .0oO, incorporators D. A. Wagner. w. T. Carter, w. H. Haller and others; Morton Oil and Gas com pany, capital stock s1.250. GOO. incorpor- ators E. R. Wagler, B. F. Tucker and w. R. Lackland; Standard Investment company, capital stock 100000, incor- porators H. s. Watson, W. A. Whit comb and R. R. Edlow; Bornite Copper Mining company. capital stock, s5.000,