Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
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A NOTARY PUBLIc-A notaria1 commission was issued yesterday to w.
 E. Marvin of Yuma.
 AT HIS OFFICE AGAIN-J. Ernest
 Walker who was taken i'll last week
 was sufficiently recovered to be at nls
 office a part of yesterday. .-
 BROTHERHOOD OF ST. PAUL.
 The Brotherhood of St. Paul of the
 First NJ. E. church will hold a meeting Tonight at the church at 7:3O o'clock. H DELEGATES TO .DENvER-The II following delegates to the next meeting H of the national live stock association to be held at Denver from January 10 to 14'were appointed yesterday by Acting | Governor Nichols: J. H. Slaughter of II San Bernardino; M. A. Perkins of 1 Junction and W. D. Coberly of Arivaca. II COL. <cHRiST'S lLLNESS-George ! Christ, Jr., chief mineral clerk in the | office of the surveyor general, left last
 night for Nogales in response to Q 1 telegram informing him of the prob. l ably fatal illness of his father, Former l Surveyor General George Christ, who 1 has been an invalid for several years DEATH OF MAURICE LOCKER I Maurice Locker who for a year past I has conducted picture framing busi- ness in the Shernlan block died oh | Saturday, of lung trouble. He came here a year or two ago being then very fsertously affected. He was about 35 years old and leaves no relatives here. | No funeral arrangements have been announced pending instructions from
 his friends.
 SEVEN DAYS-Louis Valencia was sent to jail yesterday by Justice Bur nett for seven days. He had been drunk and was arrested as the final is- sue of an incident that occurred, at the corner of Fifth and Madison streets, in which another man and two women were involved. It appeared that Va lencia was destined to be the victim all the way through and allowed himself 1 to get drunk and become the center of the disturbance
 ORGANIZATION cOMPLETED-
 The organization of the Phoenix base-
 ball team was completed yesterday by
 the appointment of Durham, one of
 the late arrivals. as field captain
 Manager Taffe and his squad were out again yesterday practicing and get
 ting in readiness for the two games
 with the Grays next Saturday and Sunday. It is understood that Hart well will pitch in Saturdays game and
 Dunham will twirl the leather on Sun
 day. There will be daily practices all the week.
 4 FEUD SETTLED-Manuel Castil- To, the 10-year-old boy who was tried on Saturday by Justice Robertson. was sentenced to pay a fine of $1. and the sentence was suspended during good behavior. The court was moved to pity by reason of the boy being the son of a poor widow. The crime was
 heinous one, the boy having thrown
 rope around the neck of Pilara
 Estrella, a girl of eight, and jerking her around rather rudely. The father of
 the girl. Francisco Estrella, called on the mother of the boy and said things which incensed Mrs. Castillo, who had him arrested He was tried yesterday and discharged.
 FINE CATTLE SHIPMENT-G. s. Hoskins yesterday sent out. via the Santa Fe, to California points, the finest shipment of fat cattle thaI ever left the valley for the Christmas mar ket. There have been individual c4t- tie that were equally as good, and even small punches, but this shipment was a whole trainload of seventeen cars, requiring two engines to pull 1t. and no finer trainload of cattle can be picked up anywhere, so say good judges of fat beef cattle. They were bought from the ranches of Henry Ware, Dwight B. Heard and Lee White. Trainmaster Storey. Of the $. to give the shipment the best possible train service, both in time and con- venience.