Arizona republican., 1900-12-21

FEEDERS FOR PASTURE. A
 trainload of cattle will arrive from the
 north this morning to be placed on the
 valley pastures.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to James | Trimble and Emma Narramore. Both parties are residents of Gila Bend. | FREIGHT TRAFFIC. Freight on
 the local lines is again coming in in
 regular volume, indicating that there
 will be no further delays resulting l from the O. R. T. strike.
 NEW LITIGATION-Sui was begun in district court yesterday by P. K. Hickey as trustee for Kate E. Wormell, vs J. K Woods, Arthur Woods, Percy Woods, Wm. Bruner and Louis Baker. The suit is an action in replevin. FAITH IN THE BUCKEYE.-The faith of J. Ernest Walker and J. Cur tis Wasson in the Buckeye country is undiminished. Yesterday they bought of NJ. J. Galpin that tract of land known as the Emory w. Fisher ranch, this adding another large area to the thousands of acres they already own.
 VICTIM OF APPETITE. Robert Winchester, who came here recently from Jerome, found himself in police court yesterday facing a charge Of drunk and disorderly. He is a man of advanced years and seemed to think the world had turne against him when the recOrer announced that fifteen avs below seemed about the right pun ishment for his offense.
 A CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT. The pupils of the Indian school are engaged in preparation for an enter tainment on Christmas night. This lime has been chosen in order that the entertainment may mt interfere with the Christmas eve services in the churches since, no doubt, many Phoe- nix people will wish to attend the eX- ercises at the Indian school.
 EASTERN STAR.-At the last meet ing of the local lodge of the order of the Eastern Star the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing term: Matron. Mrs. N. A. Morford; patron, Captain P. P. Parker; assist ant matron, Mrs. J. J. Sweeney; treas urer, Mrs. G. H. N. Luhrs; secretary, Mrs. Lena Sears; conductress, Mrs. P. P. Parker; assistant conductress, Mrs. Melczer.
 RAILROADING AGAIN. T. NJ Sloan, who gave up his position with the S. F. P. & P. Railroad company to enlist with the Rough Riders at the outbreak of the Spanish-American war, and who since his return has been associated with L. L. Plank, has again entered the employ of the railroad con- pany. He has accepted a position n charge of the freight transfer at Ash Fork.
 PROBATE COURT.-An order was made in probate court yesterday ap- pointing Morris Calvin Phelps trustee of the Mesa Ecclesiastical ward of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints and there was another order au- thOriZing the trustees of the ward to mortgage certain church property. A petition was filed for letters of admin l istration on the estate of Manuel Ortiz. | The bond of Samuel Brown as guardian of Guadalupe Imperial was filed and approved. A hearing was had on the final report of the special administrator of the estate of John M. Evans, Jr. The report was approved. Mrs. Louise G. Futile having filed an approved bond of $l,000, she was appointed administra triX of the estate of Dr. A. NJ. Futile. An application for an order granting permission to sell personal property of the estate of William Mitchell was granted A hearing on a citation in the matter of the estate of Mary A. War ren was continued until Saturday. A hearing took place on the final account