Arizona republican., 1904-03-19
CANDIDATE

NOT A CANDIOATE.-Euge Brady O'Neiil has failed, to sucumb to the urgings of his friends and will not be a candidate for school trustee of District No. ].
 HE BOUGHT A HOME-William BeaZell, an orange dealer of Phoenix, yesterday bought from J. Ernest Walker lot 15 in block R., University addition. He will erect a comfortab!e b!e home on the property.
 SELLS TWO LOTS.-R. H. Greene yesterday sold to Christian Bauer lots IS and 20 in block 16 of the Irwin ad- dition. the consideration being $150 Bauer recently purchased lots p and 24 in the same block and will erect a home on the property.
 FREE METHODIST SERVICES.- The regular services will be held in the Free Methodist church on Sunday. Sabbath school at 9:5O: preaching at l by the pastor, Rev s. F. Heilman and again at 7:3O D. m. All arc in- vited.
 SPECIAL CAR SERVICE ToDAY.- The Phoenix Railway company will give special service today on ac- count of the auction sale at Dr. PuT- mans. One car will leave First and Washington streets at 12:4 10 p. m. and another at l D. m. The sale will begin at l o'clock
 OPERATES FOR APPENDICITIS. F. Worster, d well known barber. sub mitted to an operation at the Sisters hospital yesterday for appendicitis. The operation was performed at noon and late last evening Worster was resting easily with a fair chance of re- covery.
 A NEW CORPORATION-A of incorporation of the Indestructib!e Monograph Record company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s1, ,O)O.- GOO, incorporatOrs, E. A. Palm, E.. Riggs and others. The Bennett Petroleum Burner company filed amended articles increasing the capital stock to $500, coo.
 GUN CLUB SHOOT-The following scores were made by the shooters at the traps of the Gun club yesterday afternoon: Morren, 8. g, s, s. Q; liar rison. 9. 3, B, 9, 10. 9; De Mund, 3, 6, s. g. 6, :; Miner. :, 9, 6, 4, :, 6, s; Aiken, s, 6. 10. The contest for the Peters trophy resulted in a tie be-
 
 won by Harrison on the shoot-off. This making five times for Mir. Harrison, he is now the owner of the trophy.
 DIFFICULTY IS SETTLED-The difficulty between Leon Wilkerson and the trustees and teacher of the Broad way school was compromised yester- day, the teacher and trustees agree ing to drop the prosecution if Wilker- son would move away from the im-i mediate vicinity of the school. Wflker- son agreed to move and he was given until Monday to make the change. Wilkerson was arrested for chasing some of the school children with d shot gun.
 ING R p oRATIoN REcEIPTs.- Territorial Auditor Nichols yesterday submitted to Governor Brodie a repol of the receipts in his office of incorpor- ton fees for the year. It was just q year yesterday since the bill turDing the fees into the territorial treasury became effective The report shows that there were collected from March T., 1902, to March r, 1904, S31, ,G20. .95. Tn three of the months, April and June of last year and February of this year, the receipts exceeded S300O During the other months they reached in the neighbcrhood of s25OO, no one month making @. much better showing than another This work required the ser vices of two additional clerks at a yearly expense of s177S.25
 DEATH OF OR. GERARD.-Dr. r. NJ. Gerard died at Mesa yesterday. a Itue after noon. He had been i'll for a long time and since last Sunday he had been most of the time uncou- scioCs. The funeral will take place at Trinity Episcopal church, in this city, tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock, and the interment will be in the PhoenIx cemetery, pr. Gerard was born in