Arizona republican., 1899-02-05

wish of the officers that this be the
 largest and best meeting of the many
 good ones of the past. Bring your lunch baskets. Coffee will be pro-
 vided on the grounds.
 LAW DAY. Yesterday was mStion day in district court Decree5 of divorce were ordered in the cases Of Lulu J. Caruthers vs. E. D. Caruthers,
 and Josephine Collins ys. J. J. Collins. | Several cases were transferred to Judge l DOan for trial, the dates of which were
 fixed by him. Judgments for plain
 tiffs were ordered in the following | cases: Phoenix National bank vs the | Denver and Phoenix Land and Im- l proyement company: Andrew Barry vs. l Perley eJ al; William Billups vs. K.
 p. Daggs. The rest of the business of
 the day consisted in the setting of
 dates for hearing motions,
 COUNTER ATTRACTIONS. - In OsWegO, N. Y, on q recent Wednesday evening. reporters of the Daily Palad- iun visited the prayer meetings Of eight Protestant churches and found
 that the attendance ranged from 109
 10 9; total in the eight churches, 398.
 The church having the largest number
 present. 109, was the West Baptist. from which Rev. Dr. Halsey came to Phoenix two years ago. The meetings
 began at 7:30 o'clock and the count was made at T:45. On the same even ing at the Richardson the3ter in Os- WegO an audience of 1 500 assembled t0 see the Circus Girl and standing room was at q premium The th6ater seats 1,500 people.
 RETURN OF ". T. RAINET. ---,I1,. and Mrs. w J. RGiney- accompanied by Mrs. K. Rain6y of Detroit. returned t1 the city yesterday morning. Mrs W ;. Rainey will he remembered as Miss Train Of Cleveland. O.. who spent last winter in the city a guest Of the Ford The party is stopping at tle Hotel Adams. MT. Rainay became interested with his cousin. Jesse Smith cf Mil Waukee. in a section Of land lying about five miles northeast Of the city which they designed t0 trans form into most desirable suburban district 1t is known as Las Palmas. It was laid cut by a professional landscape gardener an1 T2s set to :. large variety of Orna- mental trees. The enterprise was de scribed at great length in The Eepub- lican last spring. Speaking Of Las i2Imas last night, AEr. Rainey said his enthusiasm was not ab2tcd. Nothing can De QO0S ]E5C new DGC 70 wait for the trees to grow. The work Of orna- 1aentatiGn and Improvement will be re- eUmed next summer.
 SUES FOR AN ACCOUNTING. -I '. ". Wells yesterday began suit in district court against Charles Gold man, administrator Of the estate Of II. WOTmser. The foundation Of this action was laid twenty-two years ago when the plaiItif and W0rmsar en l tered into an agreement for the aC- Of the south half Of section ! 2, township i south. TanSe i east. {, They entered the land and each con. ! i ibEted to the necessary expense Of ! getting it patented. Before they got ! tEc title M. H. Sherman became d 1 party in interest Subsequently, the . plaintiff and WOrmser entered into an- other agreement for the purchase of . Sherman's interest. They did this and the title passed to W0rmser. so i that the land became part of his es- tate, though the plaintiff was equally interested in it. Other expenses were incurred in the improvement of the land. There was spent $500 for water rights and altogether the plaintiff eX- pended $3,3S6.12. Wormser paid out g .685.58 and received in profits from he land, S3,231 There is yet alleged to be due the plaintiff $2,190.77, for which he asks judgment after an ac- ooUnting.