Arizona republican., 1904-02-12
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MORE ASsESsoRS-County As | sessor Frank Luke yesterday appointed c. M. Zander deputy assessor,
 WOOL SHIPMENTs-Three cars of wool were shipped to Boston last night Wa the M. & P. and one car was ship- ped to San Francisco.
 MRS. SMITHS RETURN.-Mrs. M. E. Smoth returned to Phoenix last frlday after ten weeks spent near Mesa City, nursing Mrs. Horren who nearly three months ago was so un- fortunate as to suffer the breaking of limb. Though she is an elderly lady she is now improving rapidly and will probably make a good recovery
 p. A. T. CLUR.-Among those who attended the Elks Minstrels was a large delegation of the members of the r. A. T. club. which is composed prin- cipally of the Adams street constitu- eney. Their rules and by laws as vet are a secret. 3ut one thing announced Is that members to be in good stand ing must report each morning on Adams street to take sun bath.
 R. B. MOORE BETTER.-R. B. Moore who was brought down from the ranch. near Reno, some time ago by his son Billy, and who was then very dangerously ill is much improved in health. The babe of MT and Mrs Billy Moore has also been quite i'll Eut is getting better and MT. Moore ex- poets to leave for the ranch again this morning. He will be accom- panied by brother, J. s. Moore whose home Is in California
 A BUCKEYE DEAL.-James P. Ivy. whose bee business is among the most extensive in the the valley, and who has engaged in it for several years, yester- day sold his apiary consisting of sever al hundred stands to Carl Wilcox. The deal included also ten acres of land in the Buckeye country. Mr. Wilcox owned ranch there several years ago but sold out, thinking he could do bet ter in some other part of the country. He travelled up and down California and Oregon but he found no locality tl:at suited him so well as the one he had left.
 DEATH OF DR. SEAToN-Dr Will liam Henry Seaton died last night after an illness of two weeks. The cause of death was meningitis. pr. Seaton was 37 years Of age. He has lived in Phoenix two years. He had resided for sometime in New York where his health failed. He visited Mexico and other parts of the country before coming to Phoenix. His par ents, Major and Mrs Henry Seaton were with him when he died. No ar rang @ments have been made for the funeral yet. The remains will later be taken to Baltimore, the home of the family.
 ARRESTED HIMSELF-Yesterda morning a warrant for the arrest of a man was issued out of the court of Justice Robertson and and was given to Deputy Sherif T. J. Duncan. The warrant was made out in the presence of the officer. He was not long in finding his man. He took him to the office of the sheriff before going to court with him and while he was there he gave the warrant a closer inspec- tion. He found then that it directed him to take one T. J. Duncan into GUS tody. That name was afterward erased and that of the prisoner in- serted in its stead.
 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.-A meeting the executive committee of the republican county central committee was held yesterday morning at the rooms of the secretary of the commit tee, J. F. Burrows. The delegation was apportioned among the various precincts. One of the precincts, Angel Camp where no one is living now was thrown out, and several new ones were taken in so that the total number Of delegates will be ninety mine instead of ninety-four. The call will be is sued today by the secretary and will contain the names of the primary cleo tion officers.
 WOMEN MAY VOTE.-Next Tues day is school election. when the ques- tion of the issuance of high school bonds is to be settled. Some question has arisen as to whether or not women