Arizona republican., 1904-03-24

NEW NOTARY.-A notorial com mission was issued yesterday to Lulu Sleezer of Bisbee.
 CONDITION IS SERIOUS. - The condition of John T. Sullivan, we'll known Eagle has become very serious during the passed few days, and he is arranging to enter the Sisters hospital.
 MEET ToOAY.-The Tonto road campaign committee is to meet at 2:SO this afternoon in the board of trade rooms. It is desired that as many members of the committee as possible be present.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL SOcIAL.-A so . ciaI will be given tonight by the Sun day school of district II in the school house. All friends of the school are invited. A short programme has been prepared and refreshments will be l served.
 AN EASTER SALE.-The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold their annual Easter sale on Friday afternoon. March 25, from 2 to o'clock. The stock will consist of kimonos, aprons, cooked food and candy, besides other articles TO SPEND A MONTH.-Mrs. B. F. Horner and son, A. J. HoTner, of Cleve- land. are in the city, guests at the Ho- tel Adams. and they will probably spend a month here. Mrs. HOrner is the wife of the general passenger agent of the New York, Chicago and St. Louis railroad.
 NO MORE SHOTGUNS.-The gov ernment has issued an order for all companies of the regular army having any shotguns to turn them into the armory at Springfield. It has been the practice of many of the commands to keep one or two shotguns in each company for the purpose of shooting small game.
 APRONS AND TEA.-This after noon, from 2:3O till o'clock. the ladies of the Christian church will serve tea in the church parlors. They will also | have on exhibition a great assortment of home made aprons and kimonos which will be for sale. Those who do not know what a kimono looks like will have to go and find out.
 A MISSIONARY TEA-The wom- ans Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church will give a tea today from 2:3O to 3 o'clock at the parsonage No. 2223 West Monroe
 
 congregation are most cordially invit- ed. The programme will be begun at 3 o'clock
 HIGH SCHOOL CANDIDATES- There is now certain to be a contest in the high school election, especially for the position of trustee for the county It is announced that J T. Bone will be candidate in opposition to O. H. NhriC rr-kn it is announced, will be a candidate for re-election. Mir. Bone was a candi- date a year ago, but was defeated.
 THE ROARkE ESTATE-The hear ing of the exceptions of the heirs of James Roarke to the final account of the administrator of the estate was be- gun in probate court yesterday, but was not concluded. This estate, which has been in court for the last six years. has taken up more of the time of the court than any other estate ever pro- hated in this county. Four probate Judges have had something to do.with it.
 AN ARIZONA POST oFFIcE.- There is a new post office in this ter rltory. Notice was received at the office of the governor yesterday of the establishment of an office at Basin. MoMJave county, with Edward D. Chandler as postmaster. The effort to get this office was begun sometime ago There was no special objection To Il on the part of anybody and very few were working hard for it. The new office Is about six miles from Blackberry
 NEW CORPORATIONS. = Articles oI the following corporations were filed III the oihce of the county recorder yes 'eruay' The Oro Maxine Mining com pany, capital stock S3.OOO GOO. incorro,