Arizona republican., 1908-11-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CERTIFICATES OF ElEC ION The board of supervisors yesterday is
 sued certificates of election to all tie candidates who received at the late county election a plurality of the votes cast. On account of the way things turned out there will hardly be a mo- ticeable change about the court house.
 DISTRICT COURT-Yesterday was the time set for the trial of Charles Dixon indicted for an assault upon George Duvall with intent to murder. A motion was made for a continuance on the ground that a material witness
 for the defense was now in California. A continuance was granted until De- cember 22.
 I-S JUDGE DUFTON-James Duff ton of Tucson, formerly a resident Of Phoenix is in the city. He was chosen justice of the peace for Tucson pre- cinet by practically a unanimous vote. He had an endorsed nomination. MT. Dufton has had the misfortune since he was last here to lose half of his left fore arm. the result of a gun shot wound in the hand. For weeks his death of blood poisoning was feared.
 A CONTEST sPEcIAL-The Baraca class social held at the Baptist church Thursday night was another success as all of the fifty and more who were present will testify. Though this was really a Contest Social' consisting of threading the needle, dictation contest, nurses contest etc, there were several musical selections and other items of interest which made all present glad that they were there and those of the class that could not attend regretted that they could not do so.
 70 MAXWELL TO SPEAK AT Y. M. c. A.-The r. Nj. C. A. meeting will be held at the usual hour on Sunday, namely, three pm. Geo. H. Maxwell will speak on the subject of "Construc- tive Christianity" All who know MT. Maxwell or have heard him speak, do not need to be told that an interesting and instructive treat awaits them. The new male quartette will render two or three numbers. An invitation is heart iIy- extended to all men to be present. The meeting will be held in the Gen., tral NJ. F. Church, South, opposite the post office.
 HOLOCUST IN HIS STOMACH-In the city jail there is young man who is a walking heiroglyphic to the medi- cal profession. His name is Antonio Flores and he asserts that there is vast conflagration raging in his stom- ach. He drinks large quantities of Co ha hn1npataGt hut says it does no good. The fire breaks out again and rages as fiercely as ever. I'm going to keep him another day and see what happens. I can't make out whether he has bats in his belfry or just plain old dyspepsia in his stomach, ,''-says the marshall
 TENT HOUSES IN CITY-Persons who anticipate the erection of tents or tent houses within the city limits should take the trouble to read the city ordinance concerning them. Two tent houses that were being moved to a lot on North Seventh street two blocks north of the car line, will have to be moved away within 24 hours. The owner, who said the houses were wanted for storage purposes only, was notified by the city marshal to move the houses. Tent houses already erect ed in the city will be permitted to re- main, but no new ones can be built.
 A SUIT FOR DAMAGES-Suit was begun in district court yesterday by Nettie Kimball against J. A. R. Irvine The plaintiff who resides northeast of the city is the owner of a tract. of ground and was the owner of several stands of bees and all the implements