Arizona republican., 1905-04-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MIR. HILL HERE-Supervising En- gineer l.. c. Hill arrived last evening
 from Roosevelt and is registered at the
 Hotel Adams.
 PETITION FOR DISTRlBUTION-
 A petition for distribution was applied
 for yesterday in the probate court in
 the estate of Albertina Horr of which
 J. Ernest Walker is administrators
 lCE-W. R. Reno yesterday began
 business on the streets with a new red wagon labeled "Independent Ice Co.,"
 The ice for the new company is from
 the plant in Tempe.
 MIR. VANDEWART GONE-An-
 nouncement was made yesterday morn
 ing that MT. Vandewart, king of the
 wool buyers had left town. He didn't
 go but he promised to go this morning
 sure
 NOTARIAL COMMISS SSIONS-Gov-
 errOr Kibbey yesterday issued the fol- lowing notarial commissions: to NJ. M.
 Hickey, Kelvin, Pinal county; F. A.
 DaIy. Douglas. Cochise county and
 Harry Duey. Bisbee. Cochise county.
 GOING TO BUTTE-Mike Ambrose,
 young man who has grown up in this
 city leaves this morning to make his
 home for the time being at least in Butte, Mont. He expects to be asso-
 ciated with his uncle. Phil Goodman. who is city treasurer of Butte.
 BOUGHT HIS HOME-Gecrge w. Bashan Q recent arrival rented a house belonging to J. Ernest Walker together
 with lots 13, 14, F, and 16 of block 21. in the Montgomery addition. He be- came so thoroughly convinced of the future of this city that he finally bought the property and will further improve it.
 4 B. & |. MAN-D. NJ. Cuthbert of Los Angeles, superintendent of agencies of the state Mutual Building & Loan | association is expected here from Cali fornia the latter part of the week. The company is represented here by F. F. Pascoe and J. Ernest Walker, the lat i ter also having a Los Angeles agency
 of the company.
 l VISITING MINING MAN-Mr. Jas. s. Douglas. better known as Jimmie" ! Douglas is in the city from Nacozari Mexico. MT. Douglas is superintendent i of the famous NacOZari mines belong ing to the Phelps Dodge Go. He says 1 that everything connected with that enterprise is moving along smoothly and the camp is prosperous.
 ! A FAREWELL DINNER-Louis ! Parkins of South Dakota who has been I 5AJtllulIB Nllc NAlANci III Alit N4ts las | night on the eve of his departure gave Q farewell turkey dinner at the grill ! rooms of the Ford to the scouts and 1 other friends He left this morning
 for the coast. He will stop here on his ] return home in about two weeks.
 CAME AFTER CHAPMAN-Dr. i Beebe of St. Louis arrived in the city i yesterday after Gilbert Chapman of ! St Louis who came more than week ] ago and was taken up on suspicion Of ! insanity and has since been under sur veillance at the sheriffs oAce. Chap
 man is well connected. He is a nephew
 of Harold Bridge of the firm of Bridge
 Beach & Co, stove manufacturers. WARRANT ISSUED-Justice John | stone issued a warrant last night for Y the arrest of a young woman whose II stage name is Kentucky May. The com Y pIaint which was sworn to by John II Morgan Webb charges May with hay ing the second time threatened to make
 a large ragged hole in him with a bull
 let. Her motive is to satisfy an in growing jealousy.
 THE MONUMENT COMMISSION II ERS-The Republican received from | Prescott yesterday a request for in- ] formation as to the order in which the II O'Neill Rough Rider monument com missioners were appointed. Upon in- quiry at the governors office it was ascertained that the following is the l list of appointments as it was officially made out: Richard E. Sloan, Edmund w. Wells. Robert E. Morrison, Morris GoIdwater, Michael J. Hickey. LECTURE COURSE CONTINUED The members of the Presbyterian En- deavor society feeling that the high grade entertainments which were fur . nished by them, were greatly enjoyed
 and appreciated by the. people of Phoe- nix, have decided to continue the course through the next year They may be ! able to extend the work, furnishing ! four or more entertainments during the a season. The same committee has been ] Ieappointed and being familiar with the work, the members no doubt will be
 able to secure excellent speakers.
 THE PEACE DISTURBERS S-Pe- Iaya Gonzales, Ysabel Ramirez and B 5 Romero were before Justice Johnstone Fl yesterday for a disturbance of the 1 peace. Each was sent to jail for seven days. Complaint had been made against Romero that he was periodically vis- iting a house in the southern part of the city, seeking a fight. Officer Har- ry Troops went after him but he was gone. The officer waited at the house until Romero returned on his quarrel some mission and he was then taken in s tow. J. Mendoza and J. Robles were , before Justice Burnett for drunken ! ness and peace disturbance. Sever 3 days each.
 THE SCHOOL CENSUS-County I School Superintendent Fulton is bus s fly engaged in sending out blanks fo1 2 the taking of the school census. The ] census is theoretically taken abou May 1, but sometimes the census mar shals are dilatory and the reports come ! dragging Tn for weeks after that time { It is desired on the part of the super intendent that the marshals this year be not only prompt but accurate il their work. The figures they obtain are useful not only for the purposes of the