Arizona republican., 1900-08-26

1 experiences are supposed to be strictly | truthful, but who can tell? This will | be a splendid opportunity for the Nun
 chausens of the order to air themselves.
 PROBATE COURT.-The final report and petition for discharge of Frederick | Dummell. guardian of the person and | estate of Gustave J. H. Klossen. having l been heard in probate court yesterday. 1 the former was approved and the latter 1 granted. In the estate of H. w. Ali | son the final account of the adminis- l tratOr was approved an order of distri- | button was made and the admnistra- | tor and his bOndsmen were discharged. | The petition of Dr. J. Harvey for let | ters of guardianship of Arthur Lee l Graham was allowed and his bond fixed
 at $4,000. The will of Myron S. Webb
 was admitted to probate and B. A. 1 Fickas was appointed administrator with a bond of $1.0OO.
 | 5O.OOO IN A.-Secretary
 Akers returned yesterday morning from | Los Angeles, where he spent a couple
 of weeks with Mrs. Akers. who has been there in il health since early in the summer. She has gained much by the | change of residence and will return this fall much improved in health. While in California Mr. Akers felt of the political pulse very carefully. and met men from all over the state demo- crats and republicans. He found no nui-imp erialists except democratic
 politicians wanting office. He found
 that many democrats and repub- licans who had gone crazy on free silver four years ago had been restored
 to sanity, and the general estimate of McKinley's majority over Bryan in
 California this fall is 5O,0O0.
 THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE CASE.-MOSe Drachman returned yes
 terday morning from San Francisco.
 where he went as a witness to attend the continuation of the case brought
 before the interstate commerce com
 merce commission by the merchants of this city against the various railroad lines. The testimony on the part of the complainants was taken here by the commission several months ago, and an adjournment was taken to a time land place not then agreed upon. These were subsequently, fixed by the com
 mision and San Francisco was nam Il as the place. None of the members of the commission were there, but the ev- idence Of the companies was taken by a notary public. The commission will return to Phoenix at some time not now fixed. and hear the testimony of the merchants in rebuttal.
 CAMP MEETING NEWS Word was received yesterday from Dr. Will son of San Francisco that he was prs- vented by sickness from being here $ expected. Upon improvement, however
 he may be able to get here some time during the week. The interest in all the services of the day is increasing. The morning Bible talks are very strengthening and the afternoon dis courses are of equal value. The evening services are well attended and through the efforts of pr. Lowry in his cOnVirc- ing sermons sinners are brought to q reality of their wayward condition aIid many have been made to feel the error of their way and turned their back up- on the devil and their face to their God. l MT. J w. Covan of Tempe is encamped with the tented families on the ground. | Mrs. Gregg and Miss Adams moved in yesterday and will remain during the continuance of the meetings. L. D. ROsseau and family of Cartwright pitched their tent yesterday. The tent spaces are filling up well.