Arizona republican., 1904-03-15

A NOTARY PUBLICLY notarial commission was issued yesterday to William w. Carney of Pinal county.
 SUIT FOR FEE-James Loy began suit in district court yesterday against Daniel Kloss for $1,SSO, the balance due or an attorneys fee of $2.000.
 JOSEPH DOUGHERTYS TUNER AL-The funeral Of Joseph Dougherty is to be held at o'clock this afternoon from Merryman's undertaking p1rlors. Friends of the deceased are invited 10 be present.
 w. c. T. U. TO MEET.-The regulIr meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is to be held in the Chinese mission room, ". C. T. G. building. corner Monroe and Center streets. "Wednesday afternoon at 30.
 CHANGED AGAIN-The date of the Santa Fe excursion from Florence 10 Phoenix has been changed baek rom Saturday, March 26 to the sunday fol- lowing. The change is made at the request of the residents of Florence.
 CHICAGO TOO COLD.-Mrs. L. c. Church, Mrs. C. A. FOss and Miss Laura Foss. relatives of Mrs. Ricardo F. Muir of Phoenix, arrived in the city yesterday from Chicago. They came to Arizona to escape the cold damp climate of the windy city hy the lake.
 SAFE FOR A WEEK.-MigueI Cota will give the authorities no more trouble for a week. He is one of the most frequent victims of the police and justices courts. He was before Justice Burnett yesterday on a charge of drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. He was still drunk and was sent to jail for seven days.
 HELD TO THE GRAND JURY.- Francisco Ayala alias Rodolfo Lopez arrested for theft of a horse from Walter Dom was given an examina- ton in Justice Burnetts court yester- day and was held to the grand jury. .lf anything should happen to prevent his conviction there he would probably be returned to Mexico where he nas been wanted for the last two years.
 RIGHT TO DISCHARGE A MORT GAGE-The petition of Harriet Dysart to release a mortgage given by A. ?. Walbridge and wife was granted on petition in district court yesterday. The mortgage was given 10 the late Samuel A. Dysart as trustee for his sister. His death left the matter tied up. Mir. Walbridge was ready to take up the mortgage but there was no one who cnUld give a release.
 THE CALICO BALL.-This is the night of the Calico ball to be given by the ladies of Sunshine lodge. No. of the Degree Of Honor or the A. c. Y. w. It will be at ONeiIrs hall. There will be twenty numbers of the programme; that will be sufficiently long so that everybody can dance until dancing will cease to be a pleasure. Excellent music has been provided and nothing has been left undone to make the night most enjoyable.
 A SIGN OF VALUES.-When real estate agents get to investing in prop erty on their own account it is a sigE that what they are telling other pec- pie they believe to be true Yesterday l.. F. Allen and J. Ernest Walker. members Of rival real estate concerns Joined in the pcrchase of farm late lY belonging to Arthur w. Hoffman. two miles north Of Glendale. The ranch lies under the Arizona canal. \ part of # in alfalfa and there is a fairly good house on it.
 TO MEET AT TEMPE-The annual meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples Unions of Arizona will be held at Tempe on Thursday evening of this week. in the Baptist church, Mr. Will Ham w. Greene, presiding. There will be addresses or Junior Work by Miss Nellie Blount, How to Secure Greater Interest in Young Peoples Work" by Rev F. E. Taft Of Prescott; e. C. C. Work by D. r. Ward of Pasadena. Calif.. and Why Should Young Peo- rle's Societies Exist" by Rev. George II. Brewer.