Arizona republican., 1904-11-15

THE LIMlT-People who really in tend to pay their taxes before they g delinquent should bear in mind that next Monday is the last day of grace.
 CONGRATULATIONo I5I O6DER- Congratula-ions are being received by MT. and Mrs. M. H. Sharpe, who yester- day morning welcomed the arrival of a baby girl.
 w. c. r. U. MEETlNG-A meeting of the Women's Christian Union VIII be held at the rooms of the society to- morrow afternoon. All are invited to attend.
 REALTY TRANsFERs-George Patterson yesterday bought two lots of Isabella Miranda on Van Buren street near Sixth street and Isabella Miranda bought lot in the Murphy addition.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to T. H. Hampton and Persilla Webb, both of this county. The wedding ceremony was performed by probate Judge Phil lips.
 AN INSANE CRIPPLE-Sheriff Frank Murphy of Tucson came in yes terday morning with a one armed negro who had been adjudged insane and those who saw him concurred in the finding of the probate court of Pima county.
 FIRE ALARM-There was a tele- phone fire alarm about noon yesterday but the fire amounted to nothing. It was a little shack on the alley between Jefferson and Washington street on Fifth avenue and the fire was ex- tinguished before the department ar rived.
 A CONSIGNMENT OF CATTLE Sheriff Cook and Jack Gibson yester- day received a lot of 500 cattle of the white face kind from the Cochise cOun- ty range of Monk brothers. The day was spent at the railroad yards in branding them. They will be taken to the Cave Creek ranges of the pur- chasers.
 ON A LAW ERRAND-Attorney L. H. Chalmers left last night for Tucson where he will meet MT. NOrlon, gen | tral solicitor for the Pacific coast lines | of the Santa Fe, Judge DOan and the attorneys for the Arizona Eastern and | fix up the findings in the case of the Arizona Eastern against the Phoenix and Eastern decided by Judge Doan at | Florence last week in favor of the | former.
 DEATH OF L. ". CRAMER-L. w. 1 Cramer died suddenly at Lees ranch northeast of the city on Sunday morn | ing. He was a printer and a very skill ful one. He came here from his home ! in Des Moines, Ia. almost year ago. | He was accompanied by his wife and | three children There was no apparent l change in his condition and on Sunday morning at breakfast he appeared to be
 in his usual health. Five minutes af- terward he was seized with d hem ] orrhage and died immediately Ar 1 engagements for his funeral hove not yet
 been made.
 INDIAN SCHOOL cHANGES-Mr. i R. A. Cochran has been transferred from the Indian school at Rice, Arizona | to Mount Pleasant Mich, and Dr. J. Il s. Perkins will succeed MT. Cochran | at Rice. pr. Perkins has for some time ! been in charge of the Indian school at Il Truxton and with Mrs. Perkins is here l now en route to his new charge. While II here they are the guests of Superin- f ltendent and Mrs. Goodman of the Phoe-
 made doubly pleasant by the fact that l they have been joined here by Mr. and Mrs. AnsIey, father and mother of Mrs. | Perkins. Though Dr. Perkins has been in the Indian service for several years ! this is his first visit to Phoenix
 ANOTHER TERRITORIAL GATH NG-TUcsOn seems to be the cen ter of the universe this week and near | ly everybody is travelinG in that direc-
 tiOn Beside the annual conventions and other things in session there and | previously mentioned, the grand lodge A. O. U. w. of Arizona and New Mex icO will today begin it's annual session
 which will last for three days. Among