Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
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 Philippines in the Free Methods
 church, corner Fifth and Adam. | streets, tonight at 7:30. THEY GAVE TEA The Ladies
 Aid society of the Baptist church is tC l be congratulated upon the success O+
 its pleasant tea, given at the home O1
 Mrs. Lulu G. Porter yesterday after 1 noon
 CARLOAD OF BRICK. The city
 water works yesterday received a car l load of fire brick from Los Angeles l clay beds. The bricks will be
 used to replace a disintegrated stand 1 The cost per brick is 16 cents.
 KING-MINKEN. Mrs. John O. A. King of Phoenix and Miss Ada Minken 1 or Cook county, Illinois, were united in marriage yesterday, February g. 1899, by Rev. E. D. McCreary, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church. MISSOURIANS MEET. A meeting Of the Missouri association will be
 held at the Ford hotel tonight for the
 further strengthening of an already
 flourishing organization. All former
 residents of that noble state are re-
 quested to be present.
 A FORTUNATE LOSER. M. NJ.
 Pulls, 9 young man, a stranger iE
 lCWl Il, yCSIGIO OdS 1O5L IIo pOCh6lDOOtN
 containing a large sum of money, al
 the HardWicE hotel. It was later found and returned to him by Johnny
 Teare, the proprietor
 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. -
 The following deeds were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday:
 J. M. Kaufman to Kate Kearney, all of se14, nw14, sec 20 tp n, 3 e; con- sideratiOn, S1 600. II. Ohnicl1 and Kit tie Ohnick, his wife, to William N. Van DOren, a tract in MonTgOmery's addi ton, HOO.
 JOSEPH FORTIN'S REMAINS. - Christopher Duehring will arrive on this mornings train with the body Of his step-son, Joseph F'ortin, who was run over several weeks ago and killed by a train near Dumont, Cal. The funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock this morning from Bradley's undertaking parlors.
 THE ILLINOIS PICNIC. The Illi- rCis picnic tomorrow should not be forgotten, for the IlIinoisans of the Salt River valley are famous for their picnics. They are the pioneers in the business of establishing state societies i'll this territory and are trying to maintain the lead over imitators. The luncheon will be served at 12:30.
 FORESTERS' BALL~The Court Stonewall No. 6, division Of the Forest CTS of America, will give Q grand ball at the Elks' hall February r. Invi- ta ations have been issued by the invi- tation committee and a good crowd is insured. Music will 'Oe furnished by the Feuerstein orchestra. The grand march will take place at 8:30 o'clock.
 AN EXECUTION ISSUED. An ex- ecuUion was issued out of Justice Gray's court yesterday against Charles W. Prange in favor Of Thomas D. Ben nett for the recovery of claim of S11750 for which suit was begun last September. Prange, who was exten- sively interested in mining in the Harqua Halas few years ago, is now at St. Louis. An assaying plant has been levied upon.
 DIED IN 4 TENT. A. L. Brad bury died in Q tent eight miles north Of the city yesterday morning. lie leaves a wife and three children. He came to the valley on account Of his health about two years asp. The funeral. conducted by-W. A. Davis 6 O., will take place at 1 o'clock today at the Blue school house near the place where Bradbury died Inter ment will be made in Lorings came- tery.
 WARNING TO FOOLISH VIRGINS. The crusage against riders of un- lighted bicycles at night will be active Iy resumed tonight. Notice is hereby given on the part of the police. In this as in the enforcement of all un- popular measures there is a tendency toward laxity and advantage is quickly taken of it. The police are now de- termined to enforce the ordinance and ! will make no distinctions on account | of age or sex.
 AMENDED BLACK WARRIOR AR ! TICLES. -Amended articles of iDcor- | poration ot the Black Warrior Copper | were filed in the office Of the | territorial secretary yesterday. The l agreed upon at meet i ing of the majority stockholders held l in thi scity last Tuesday consist of | III increase in the number of directors | to seven, and the establishment of l branch offices of the company at Globe 1 and Philadelphia.
 TALLY-HO EXCURSION. A tally he excursion started yesterday from | the Hotel Adams and made a pleasant | trip to places of interest about the | city. In the course of the tour the ! party visited the Indian school and | also the Capitol grounds. Several | strangers were in the tally-ho and | all expressed themselves as being de- lighted with what they had seen Of l he valley and the opportunities per mitted by the climate fer pleasure | driving.
 ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY. A Iaring burglary was committed at the ranch of A. H Wormell southeast of town on Tuesday night. About o'clock the house was deserted, but unlocked. Some of the members of the family had gone away and others were at the barn milking. The thief vent into the house and took a tin cash box containing $90 in money, a heck for $40, q $500 certificate Of .tock in the Mariccpa creamery, and