Arizona republican., 1910-11-04

NOTARY PUBLIC-Governor Sloan yesterday issued a notarial commission
 to Miss Grace Fogle, an employe of
 the overland Telephone company.
 CARMEN RELEASED-Promisin
 to be good in the future, Carmen
 Torres, arrested twice within two
 days for being disorderly was yes
 terday. released by the police.
 ATTORNEY MORRISON HERE Robert E. Morrison, a prominent
 Prescott attorney, arrived here yes
 terday from the lnile-high city on
 legal business.
 REFRIGERATOR MAN HERE
 Williamson Dunn, in charge of the re- | frigerator car service of the Santa Fe.
 arrived here yesterday on business con
 nected with the service. He visited Tempe yesterday and will call upon
 growers and merchants in this city to- day. ~,
 WATER RENT DUE-Water rem
 tals for the present month are due and payable now at the office of
 the city water department. It is
 suggested that it would be a good plan to attend to the payment of the i November assessment this week. as the coming of the fair is likely to cause many to forget when the 10th arrives and many will thereby be- come delinquent without intending to.
 RESTRAINTS FOR THE BAR-The | regular examination of applicants for admission to the bar will take place 1 today or will begin today at the capitol
 building. There are not, less than four teen applicants, some of whom will perhaps be recommended on certifi-
 catess Among the applicants who ar
 rived yesterday are T. c. Hendricks, F. c. Schaefer and w. D. Moore of Globe
 MT. Hendricks was formerly. prosecut- l ing attorney at Joplin, Mo, .,,.. ANSWER FILED-George Purdy
 Bullard, as attorney for Easterling X
 Whitney, filed their answer to the
 damage suit brought against them by
 E. E. Bridgeman, alleging an unlawful exchange of the boxes in which the coffin containing the body of the late
 
 buried. demurrer is filed reciting that insufficient facts are stated for a cause of action and in the event of it's being overruled the answer is a general denial of the charges made.
 FOR BURRo AND PONY RACES This is the day when Charles K. Pish- on will be at the office of the fair commission to receive entries for the burro and pony races at the territorial fair MT. PishOn will be on duty today from o'clock to o'clock and will also be in the office tomorrow from o'clock until F o'clock for the same purpose. He will furnish entry blanks and give the necessary instructions to children. Any child having burro or pony they wish to ride in these races should see Mir Pishon today or tomorrow. TICKETS FOR BANQUET-Less | than ten tickets to the banquet to be rendered the Los Angeles automobilists on Tuesday, evening of fair week by
 the Maricopa County Automobile club. remain unsold. It was decided to issue l only eighty tickets and the eighty were distributed among George Purdy Bull 1 lard. Frank E. Leeper and Arthur Aims, |, worth. MT Bullard has disposed of his share, while MT, Ainsworth and MT. Leeper have only three or four apiece.
 The demand for tickets IS quite gratify- | ing to the automobile club.
 HEAVY CATTLE SHIPMENTS
 Oscar Roberts yesterday brought to Phoenix twenty eight cars of cattle
 over the Southern Pacific from San l simon valley, and today will take them
 out over the Santa Fe to Parker, where | he has made arrangements to furnish
 them. range for the coming winter on | the Parker reservation. A shipment of thirty five cars of cattle arrived here yesterday over the Santa Fe from
 Ash Fork and HOlbrook, which stock will winter in the Salt river valley
 finding feed on the alfalfa ranches of | this section.
 GADSBY-CASEY - Friends and ac- quaintances of the happy couple will
 be pleased to learn of the wedding of Miss Martha Casey and Lyle H. Gads- 1 by of San Francisco which took place
 at Prescott two or three days ago.
 Mrs. Gadsby has taught school in the Buckeye country recently and MT Gadsby is the representative of Buck ingham & Hecht of San Francisco. The
 marriage took place at the home of the | bride in Prescott, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Mir. Marshall of that city After a short stay in Arizona, the young couple will leave for the
 coast to spend the holidays at their
 new home in oakland.
 COUNTRY CLUB.-The Country
 club house will be opened on and after Saturday, November ,, but ow-
 ing to the Territorial Fair being in
 session next week, the formal opening will not be held until Saturday, No vember 19, further notice of which
 will be made in due course. President Latham has made the following con-
 mittee appointments for the season of 1910: House committee-Mrs. E. J. Bennett, chairman; Helen Baxter,
 Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Foster Rock well, Celora Stoddard. Membership committee-G. P Bullard, chairman; Barry Goldwater, Harry Tritle. Golf committee-Dr H. H. Stone, chair man; M. c. McDougall, H. J. Jessop. Tennis committee-R J. Schweppe, chairman; Ernest Bennett. R. NJ. Pea body From the large attendance at