Arizona republican., 1904-02-16

A NOTARY.-A nOtarial commission was issued yesterday to P. E. Collins of Kingman.
 GETTING RETTER.-Mrs. B. Y. Andersan, who has been quite i'll for several days, being threatened with pneumonia, is reported to be rapidly improving.
 A FALSE ALARM-A fire alarm was turned in yesterday afternoon about o'clock, but there was noth- ing doing of a serious nature. It proved to be a small fire in a yard near Second and Polk streets in Churchill addition.
 BOARD OF TRADE.-A general meeting of the members of the Phoe- nix and Maricopa county board of trade will be held in connection with the regular directors meeting to be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the board of trade room. It is desired to have a full attendance for the dis cussion of important topics and in crd CT to suggest means for the upbuilding of the best interests of the community. POLICE COURT.-John Doe. drunk and disorderly, five days; Fraternc Lopez same charge, twenty days. The difference in sentence was owing to the | fact that the festive Fraterno was sen | fenced to five days some time ago and was released on condition that he would earn the money and bring it in. ] He forgot all about his promise once | he had gained his liberty, so the court squared, with him. Two vags were i also arrested too late to be tried yes | terday.
 | ANNUAL MEETlNG.-The annual meeting of the Arizona Mexican Cop i per company was held yesterday in the l office of L. Fl. Chalmers. Those pres ent were J. F. Hubinger, president; and F. D. Wetmore, director, both of
 New Haven, Conn; w. E. Deity, vice president; w. c. Foster, secretary; R. H. Greene, treasurer. All the officers ! and directors were reelected. Messrs. Hubinger, Wetmore and Deity will leave tonight for/ Sonora to visit the
 cCmpany's property.
 WAITING FOR GOVERNOR.-In yesterdays issue was printed the story
 of the arrest of A. H. Hart of Buffalo,
 N. Y, on the charge of embezzle-
 ment. MT. Hart yesterday waived ex-
 tradition and told Officer Hassenfeldt
 that he was willing to accompany him
 back without that fCrmality. The
 officer, though, decided that in view of
 the fact that he had his requisition
 papers already, he would ratehr wait till Wednesday, when Governor Brodie
 returns home, ard secure the custody
 of the prisoner in a formal way.
 YOUNG LADIES' REcEPTIoN.--
 The Misses Forbes last evening gave
 a reception to the basket ball team
 of the Phoenix high school, in the par
 lors of The Shakespeare. The even
 ing was devoted mainly to music and
 the playing of hearts. In the latter
 the first prize WAS won by MT. Kill
 leas, the second Dy Miss Hull and thg
 booby by Miss Irvine. Refreshments were served and the evening was mos
 pleasantly spent. These present were The Misses Beatrice Williscroft, Esth CT Hull, Dora Cohn, Leah Irvine Jen. nie Henshaw, Alice Norton, FlCrita
 Damron, Isabelle Forbes, Ada Forbes Nina Forbes, MT. Killeas, Mrs. NJ Forbes.
 A JERSEY REsPoNDENT.- William II. Cole, who has been spend. ing the winter here, is very enthus iastic over Arizona, her mary virtue. and her bright future. Mir. Cole is { newspaper correspondent by profes
 sion, having done a great deal of news paper work in Philadelphia and New Jersey. While here he contribute weekly letters to two of the Camdel newspapers and it is certain that wha
 he writes will do the country mucl good in the minds of the readers O the New Jersey press. It's the easterI people that Arizona desires to hay, s enlightened respecting western mat , ters and it's better that the enlight 4 enment occur through the medium c writers from the east. MT. Cole say