Arizona republican., 1905-09-27
NEW NoTARY-A notariaI com

NEW NOTARY-A nOtarial com mission was issued yesterday to Gates M Fowler of this county.
 GUN CLUB MEETlNG-The PhOe- nix Gun club will hold a meeting to- night in the Board Of Trade rooms to discuss. matters of importance in con nectfon with the coming annual tour nament.
 VISITING JUDGES-Hon. F. Tuck CT of Globe and Hon. J. H. Campbell of Tucson. judges of the supreme court, arrived in the city yesterday Tor the purpose of attending the session Of the supreme coun- which will be held this morning.
 RECEPTION TO TEACHERS-On Thursday evening the members of the Epworth League of the First M. E church will tender a reception and so- cial to the public school teachers of the city. in the church parlOrs. Mu- sic will be furnished by a selected or chestra under the leadership of L. B. Swain.
 THE BONUS-Th sugar beet fac tory bonus was added to a little yes terday and today the committee will work in Mesa and Tempe They last evening feI- confident that the mer- chants of the cities of the south side would subscribe the amount to make up the defcienc-.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The Sur vevor-GeneraI has approved the ofi- cfaI survey of the Daubacher and Il other lode mining claims. situate in the Warren mining district, Cochise county. The survey embraces 2OS.o1 acres. and is designated as survey No. 2121. and belongs to the estate of An ton MuheEm, deceased
 FINE PEACHES Fair Commits sioner Clark yesterday received rom Supervisor Luther Greene of Graham county. a consignment of fine peaches for exhibition at the fair. Mir. Greene wrote that he had no way of preserv- ing them. so he forwarded them to MT. Clark. who will have them preserved by Secretary Van der Neer of the Board of Trade.
 A BAD PAIR-in the city police coma yesterday afternoon Ed Reed and Blanch Sullivan forfeited their bail bonds of ten dollars each and did not put in an appearance. They were to have been tried on a charge of op- erating an opium den in the city linn it's. They were arrested by Chief Kin ney and Officer Moore who for some time past with the assistance of Ofh- cer BIoomhurse, have been watching the place where Reed and the woman live. The charge OI operating an opium den is not new to Reed. he hay ing been mixed up in such cases be- fore.
 MEMORIAL SERVICES Memorial services will be held at the Salvation Army hall, next Saturday and Sunday, in memory of noted officers through out the world. conducted by Major Percy Morton of Los Angeles. The Sunday afternoon service will be held on the City Hall plaza; all the minis ters of the city churches are specially invited to assist at this united ser vice It is also the closing of the Har- vest Festival Effort for the benefit of the homeless and destitute of the coun- try, and it is desired that all should give to this national charitable effort as the solicitors call
 A BATTERED FACED. P. Kyle came up to town yesterday with a mark on one side of his nose and a hole through his upper lip, that had been pretty we'll drawn together with stitches He says he very fOOlishly undertook to cut some wood for break fast instead of making the women of the family do it, and a stick flew up and hit him regardless. It should be borne in mind that this is MT. kyle's story c. w. Chapman tells another one. He says he wandered into Wall street and found Messrs. Kyle and Drane fighting over the Missouri con sulship and he separated them.