Arizona republican., 1906-01-04

NEW NOTARY-L. L. Plank was yesterday appointed a notary public by Governor Kibbey
 CLUB DANCE-The regular weekly ball of the Capital City Dancing Club was held last night in Melczer hall. There was a good attendance and a joyful time.
 VISITING PHOENIX FRIENDS Mrs. Chauncey D. Clark, of Altadena- Cal, is here for weeks visit with Phoenix friends and is the guest of Mrs. w. B. Lount.
 THE SUPERVISORS-The board of supervisors yesterday finished the au- diting of claims against the county and all warrants in payment were made out and are now ready for delivery
 NEW STENOGRAPHER Ma belle Howard has accepted the posi- tion of stenograpner at the board of trade room, Miss Lam5on resuming her former duties at the Lamson busi- ness college.
 YUMA VISITOR RETURNS-Penn Oracle of Yuma has returned home af- ter a weeks visit to the fair and with MT. and Mrs. John Baggiore of this city. MT. Oracle is the cashier of the Southern Pacific offices at Yuma.
 THE MlNERS-Territoria su perintendent of public instruction, R. L. Long, has appointed w. H. Lee and NJ. NJ McNeff as members of the ter ritorial board of examiners, vice Geo. Blount and w. J. Anderson. resigned.
 A COTTAGE SOLD-J. Ernest Wal ker has sold for Mrs. Helen Kent House of Los Angeles, to Mrs. Edna G. Tinker of this ctiy lot s in block of the university addition. There is a nice brick cottage on the property which is further improved by shade trees and ornamental shrubbery. PASSED THE CIGARS-J. H. Page the new territorial auditor, yesterday did the honors with the cigar box, to those who came around to see how he looked in his new toga. Superin- tendent Long went through the same ordeal on Saturday and both gentle men acquitted themselves gracefully. A CALIFORNIA VlSITOR-David Stephens, of Lakeside, California, is visiting Phoenix for a few days look ing after his property interests. He is heavily interested in the Meridian canal, better known perhaps, as the Haggard ditch, nine miles southwest of Phoenix. Mir. Stephens is repre- sented locally by J. Ernest Walker.
 RENEWAL OF A JUDGEMENT Suit was filed in district court yes- terday by H. c. Mann against A. E. Hinton to renew a judgment obtained by the plaintiff on Jan. 4, 1901, and which is now within one day of eX- piration. The amount of the judgment was S5O7.54 with costs amounting to SS.3O
 THE HOLLISTER INQUEST-The body of Ed Hollister who died at the Relief mine on Tuesday morning was brought to the city yesterday and an inquest was held resulting in a find ing that death resulted from natural causes. The specific cause was acute pneumonia. Death occurred while Hol- lister was sitting al breakfast.
 WAS H lNGT TON REPRESENTA- TIVES-The board of trade yesterday named Barry Goldwater and Dr. A. J. Chandler. of the delegation that is go- ing to Washington to look after the statehood issue, as the special repre- sentatives of that body. Eugene Brady O'Neill has also been added to the personnel of the delegation and eX- poets to leave in about ten days.
 FAIR STORY IN WEEKLY EOI- TION-Notwithstan the large number of extra copies issued every day last week by The Republican, tine issue of two or three days is complete ly exhausted and many have applied for papers who could not be accom- ; modated. This is particularly true of the Sunday morning issue which in