Arizona republican., 1904-02-04

A NOTARY PUBLlc.-A notarial commission was issued yesterday to c. 4. Peters, IT,, of Prescott.
 STOCK SHIPMENT.-Cattle Buyer Hoskins last night shipped to the Cudahy Company at Los Angeles, via the southern route, thirteen cars of fat beef cattle.
 MRS. SHARP's FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mrs. Emeline Sharp will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at the parlors of Mohn & Doris, Chaplain Winfield Scott officiating.
 THE ELKS OF PHOENIx.-There will be a meeting tonight of PhoeniV Lodge No. S35 B. r. O. E. Business of importance will be before the lodge and it is especially desired that mem bers be in attendance.
 GONE HUNTlNG.-Marshal Kinney and an old time friend. George We'll heimer. a visitor from Michigan, left yesterday afternoon for down the river points for the purpose of killing as many ducks and quail as the law all lows.
 FORFEITED TEN DOLLARS James Halpin and another man were arrested Tuesday night by a policeman for engaging in a quarrel that was rapidly leading to a bad miX-up. Halpin forfeited a ten dollar cash bail and the other participant was eXonerated by the recorder.
 FUNERAL OF J. M. DORRIS.-The funeral of J. VI. Doris, whose death was announced yesterday morning, will be held this afternoon at 2:S0 oclock at the residence of his son, C. D. Dor ris. No. S25 West Jefferson street. Rev Dr. Halsey and Rev. L. A. McAfee will officiate.
 A VIRGINIA HISTORIANS. George w. Walker of Blacksburg, Va. arrived here last Saturday for a three months visit with her sor, J. Ernest Walker. Accompanying her was Florence. the six year-old daughter of MT. Walker who has for long time been living with her grandmother It is Mrs. Walkers first visit to Phoenix and 3he is delighted with the country.
 IRVINE ADDITION sALEs.-Ed- ward Irvine has sold to Ramon Chav-s lots 21 and 23 in block II of the Irvine addition to Phoenix for S75 each. R. H. Greene has also sold to George F. Stickelman iots 24 in block 27 in the same addition. Both transactions were made through the agency Of J. Ernest Walker.
 THE SIX POINTS RoOM-A boom is said to be in progress in the neigh borhood of Six Points which lies be- yond Five Points. George Dieters has moved his horse training establishment to that neighborhood and Austin Starkweather has posted up signs in forming the investing public that lots are forsale. Harry Friedman is author ity for the statement that MT. Stark weather intends opening a real estate office there within "a short time.
 A WIcKENBURG VISlTOR.-James McNaughtOn. one of the promoters of the cyanide enterprise for the reduction of the tailings of the old Vulture dump at Wickenburg, was in the city yester- day. He reports that the plant has been shut down for some time for the reason that the water pipes used kept freezing up and interfering with busi- ness. The weather having moderated operations have been resumed and it is expected work will continue without interruption. Previous to the shut down the plant was running very satisfac- torily.
 CAPT. HANSON ADMITS A PART NGR.-During the present week the LamsOn Business college has passed from the sole ownership of Capt Lam son to the joint ownership of Prof LamsOn and Prof. Land The trade was really made sometime ago to go into effect next fall but the large in creased attendance since Christmas and the demand for new and additional teachers caused them to close the deal now. Mir. Land and his wife both are experienced teachers and managers of schools Mrs. Land teaches several systems of shorthand and will give in structions in this department of the