Arizona republican., 1904-02-05

A NOTARY PUeLIC.-A notarial
commission was issued yesterday TO
Eleanor Harrison of Tucson.
LICENSE TO WED.-A marriage Ii
cense was issued yesterday to William
Henderson and Rose L. Feagles, both
of Globe. They We're married by JUS
tice Robertson.
HOLIDAY HOURS.-Today is arbor
day in central and southern Arizona
and therefore a legal holiday. The
banks will be closed and Sunday hours.
from 10 to II. will be observed al the
Dostoffice. There WILL however. be a
business" delivery in the morning.
Those who are not accommodated by
that delivery viii have to apply at the
lobby and carrier windows as on Sun
day.
MILITIA INSPECTIoN.-Col. 3. w.
Leavell, adjutant general of the terri
tory, left on last nights train for the
south, intending to visit Tucson, No
gales and Morenci before his return
Ills trip is for the inspection of the
southern militia companies He will be
in Tucson today for the inspection of
the battalion of university cadets and
then go on to the other towns named
for the inspection of the only two cav
airy companies belonging to the guard.
THE PHOENIX PRODUCE CON-
PANY FAlLURE.-Mr. Charles Blen-
man of Tucson. accompanied by Mrs.
Blenman was in the city yesterday
Mr.. Blenman is the legal representative
of L. Zeckendorf & Co. and his bust
ness here was to see what his firm
ran get out of the wreck of the Phoe-
nix Produce company whose failure
was announced Yesterday morning. The
claim of the Tucson firm is $6O8.20, the
price of half car of bananas.
FUNERAL OF FRED w. WILKINS.
The funeral of Fred w. wilkins was
held yesterday morning at 9 o'clock,
at the Catholic church following a
funeral mass. The interment was made
at the Catholic cemetery. the pail
bearers being fellow veterans Of the
Spanish American war. a firing squad
Of 3 company y. C. A., under COM
mand of Corp. McNulty fired three VOL
legs over his grave after which taps
were sounded b. the bugler.
LADIES OF TIE MACcAsEES-
Mrs NJ. G. Wright, of Los Angeles,
deputy supreme commander of the La
dies of the Maccabees of the World, is
in Phoenix for the purpose of organiZ-
ing n hive of that order. The charter
list now forming includes the names of
many of the best women of Phoenix
and a srtong hive seems assured. The
order is exclusively a woman's CTgan-
ization, dating from October. 1902. The
certificates written to October /, 1903.
were 3O,S14 in number. The protection
covered BIZ the certificates TO the Same
date is S14.797,750. There are 254 hives
with a membership of 13026S..
COUNTRY HOME SOLD.-AIlen &
Wilson yesterday completed deal by
which another fine suburban residence
changes hands. The seller was the Ma
tional Rank of Arizona and the buyer
was Mrs kelso, the consideration be
ing $1,000. The property is known as
the ''Whitehouse" place on Central ave-
nue. between Phoenix and the Indian
school 1t is Il large and conveniently
built residence property and the tract
OF lard that is transferred with it is an
area of ten acres. Altogether it can be
made as pretty a country residence as
amy in this section and there are a great
many in the country; more, perhaps,
along that particular avenue than on
any other thOroughfare in the territory
Of the same length:
MAJOR COLES ILLNESS-A great
many Phoenix people remember Major
James H. Cole, the evangelist who con
Quoted n series of revival meetings in
this city q couple of years ago, that
were unusually successful in point Of
general enthusiasm and additions to
local church membership. 4 Phoenix
friend of Major Cole has received an
letter from the east announcing his very
serious illness of pneumonia. The let
ter says he was engaged with Melvin
Trotter in holding a series Of meetings