Arizona republican., 1906-05-11

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 NEW NOTARlES-W. D. Fisn Of Globe and A. H. Noon of Nogales. were yesterday appointed notarles public by Governor Kibbey.
 SAN FRANCISCO ARRIVALS. - Prof. Grau and daughters of San Fran cisco. arrived yesterday to join Mrs. Grau and son. who have been spending the winter in Phoenix
 GOING TO BISBEE-GOvernOr Kib- bey has accepted an invitation to de- liver a memorial address in Bisbee on May 30. the occasion of the annual me morial services now being arranged ] for.
 WORK FOR NEW COUNcIL.-The attention of the new city council IS i called to an incipient morass that IS | spreading rapidly near the corner Of Fifth and East Washington streets. It | is not yet as large as the Dismal 1 Swamp. but unless it stops spreading | it will be, someday.
 A WOMAN SOCIALIST LECTUR- l ER-Lena Marron Lewis of San Fran cisco. a member of the socialist party of America. will deliver free lecture
 at the city hall plaza this evening. | beginning at o'clock. Those wlo are 1 in charge, desire that as many women as possible hear Miss Lewis talk TOO HIGH UP.-R. F. Miner has received a letter from A. P. Wal
 bridge in which he says he did not
 suffer materially in the earthquake,
 though there was considerable of a | shake up in Cloverdale. But his place
 is 1000 feet higher, and he thinks it is
 so high up in the hills the earthquake
 could not reach it.
 POLICE COURT-Diego April was arrested by Officer Carr Wednesday
 night for disturbing the peace, and
 while making the arrest, James Delany injected himself in defense of the 1 Mexican, trying to interfere with the officer He was taken along to jail. Yesterday Recorder Thomas sent
 April below for seven days, and gave Delaney ten days.
 A NEW PAPER-The growth of Cochise county is partly shown in the | increasing number of newspapers. The
 latest is the COcnise County Press,
 published at Benson. of which the
 first number was issued last Saturday. The proprietor is W. P. White. It is a
 well arranged paper. and is filled with l the news of the county and especially
 of the vicinity of Benson. The Press
 starts out with good advertising pat ronage-
 ANOTHER PLACE TO EAT-Dick | and Harry, as Dick Ahalt and Harry CrisweH are better known, yesterday
 severed their connection with the 1 Hoghe Chop House. with which they | have been connected several years, so | long in fact. that at one time or an- other they have fed everybody in this part of the country. They are going | to start a new chop house. but have not yet definitely settled upon a Ioca - | ton. They will be ready to make an nouncement within a week. In the | meantime they want their old friends | to be working up an appetite. THOSE PENNEY CASES.-The cas. ual visitor to the district court room ! yesterday, would have supposed that supreme court was in session. The l bench was occupied by Chief Justice Kent and Associate Justices Campbell | and Nave. They mad before them the ! sO-called Pinney cases. which have 1 been before the court of this district | for several years. and have been de- l cfded one way and another. They were