Arizona republican., 1905-06-14
UTE INsURANcE-since Saturday

LIFE INSURANCE-Since Saturday last Insurance Agent c. w. Barnett. who is exoficia tax collector. has is sued 12O life insurance policies. MT. Barnett insures nothing but dogs and only has one form of policy. That is made out on a brass plate and the risk must wear it around his neck if he wants to be real safe.
 A SERENADE-The Republican was the recipient of a serenade last night by a newly organized musical aGgre- gation known as the High Binders band. The musical critic happened to be out at the time but a deaf man a mile away who used to have an ear for music recognized one of the airs as a selection from Chopin.
 DISTRICT COURT-In addition to the water litigation which was before district court yesterday was the case of Martha E. Schulte against L. r.. Higgins The defendant electing to stand on his amended answer the plaintiff moved for judgment which was granted along with an order of foreclosure.
 OFF FOR BUFFALO-Dr. George w. Vickers left last night for Buffalo Every baggage handler along the route will be apprised of his destination for his luggage is stamped all over with injunctions for it's removal from the train at Buffalo. There are also direc- tions pasted on his tickets for his for cfble election if necessary. at Buff faIo If he should happen to have a dog with him that animal is to be in- cluded in the general order of eXpul- sion at Buffalo. The Imperial Council of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for North America will assemble at Buffalo or rather at the International Theater at Niagara Falls on June 20 and 21. Dr. Nickers is the representative from this temple. On his return he will visit various east ern points among them his former home in Ohio.
 SALE OF THE ENTERPRISE-T sale of the Phoenix Enterprise, which had been duly advertised, took place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. l. was conducted by Deputy Sheriff Frank NJ. King, not, however, in an official capacity, but as the special agent of Col. J. F. Wilson. The bid ding was not what might have been designated as spirited. There was, in fact. only enc bid. and that was of fered by MT. King on behalf of Col. Wilson. The price was s5,2J0. The pre- else future of the paper has not been publicly forecast, but it is not pre- sumed that Col. Wilson will extend his journalistic experience any further. He is not what is known as an all-rOund journalist, but has operated only in the ''angeT' department, in which one grows old very rapidly. At present the Enterprise is under the conduct of Charles F. Arnold, who has for a long time been it's business manager, and it is said that whatever disposition may be made of the paper. MT. Arnold will continue to look after it's financial welfare.
 co. B NATIONAL GUARD OF ARI ZONA-The local company will hold its regular drill tomorrow evening at s D. m. sharp During the last few weeks it has been the aim to have a new drill each night in preparation for the com ing encampment. Tomorrow night tent pitching will be the work and a full attendance is requested, and it is likely a team will be elected for fast work to enter ein,yeompetition with others. A few practice marches will be taken on Saturday nights, camping for the night and having target practice before re- turning. A smoker will be given in about three weeks, at which the stars of the company, and it's quartette will do their best for the benefit of it's friends who will be invited. This is for the purpose of securing recruits as it is desired to secure about twenty-five