Arizona republican., 1906-02-01
COMMISSIONER A NoTARY-A

OMMISSlONED A NOTARY-A. B. Loud of Bisbee was yesterday com missioned a notary public by the gov ernor.
 A NEW PLACE-Ignace London, a recent arrival from Chicago. has open ed at PAS south First avenue, a new resort for the quenching of thirst, whether il be naturally or artifIciaIly acquired.
 BACK TO PHONEIX-Joe Saman- iego formerly an employe of the New York store. has been living for the last year or so in Los Angeles. He returned yesterday bringing his family with him and expects to remain here permanently.
 APPROVED MINERAL SURVEY The surveyor general has approved the official survey of the Cora Lode. situate in the mining district. COchise county. The survey is designated as survey No. 21S7. and is owned by Ho- val A. Smith, of Bisbee, Arizona.
 A PEACE DISTURBINS BUNCH A whole nest of peace disturbers was brought before Justice Burnett yesSer- day morning. They were Antonio Ybarra. Aurclia Ybarra. Y. SfVas, T. Domiguez, D. Rivera and a woman. Marta Valdez, the worst of the lot, against whom two charges were filed. CHURCHILL SCHOOL CIRCLE The Mothers Child Study Circle Of the Churchill school will meet at 3:35 today. The subject for discussion Is punishment. A special feature of this meeting is tFe circle of Spanish moth CTS with the discussion in Spanish language. All mothers interested in the work are cordially invited.
 LEAVE EXTENDED-James w Harbaugh. a special agent of the land office with headquarters in Phoenix has been for sometime in Bowling Green, Ohio, called there by reason of illness of his relatives. He expected to be back by this time but has secur- ed an extension of his leave of absence and will not return until Feb. 15
 AN APPEALED BETTING CASE The case of Francisco Gonzales against George York was filed in the district court yesterday having been appealed from Q justices court. York was the stakeholder in a horse race and Gonzales horse lost though it is charged that it had been framed up for him to win. He made objection to the turning of the money over to tne owner of the other horse but his ob- jectons were not made formally and
 
 surrendered the stakes.
 ITS STILL UNSETTLED-Las night in the pool tournament now on at the Adams, Le Roy and Sheifer played, the result of their game being Le Roy e and Sheifer 100. The game that was to be played between Kirk land and West was postponed. To- night Sheifer and Meldrem will play. The contest may be won by any one of the contestants although West has a record for games won that will be hard 10 beat. There is a great deal of in Lerest being taken in the games and a large crowd is each night in attend ance.
 AN INFORMAL COMMITMENT = Charles Whited of Douglas, presented himself at the territorial asylum for the insane yesterday morning and de- manded admission. He was accom- panied by his brother There was no commitment, it appearing that neither of the brothers knew that such a for mality was necessary. A telephone message was sent to the city and Whited and his brother came here. An examination was held before Probate Judge Phillips in the afternoon and Whited was regularly committed. There was no doubt of his insanity though he was sane on the subject of his own insanity and the need of treat ment. Not long ago he was hurt in q fight in Douglas. That is supposed to be the cause of his present mental condition.