Arizona republican., 1901-09-27

m PfeScCtt and his partner was at the Poland mine. The man in charge of the store stepped out into the street io uihitch a tesm. and when he re turned the till was short s10o and i,he robbrr vas not to be seen.
 EPwORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL The Epwo.th League of the First M. E. church vii hold a social this eve ming at the home of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Christy, on Grand avenue. There will be conveyances at the church at 7:15 o'clock to accommodate all who desire to attend. An enjoyarle time is assured.
 THE COMING ARMY.-''We'll be the Army By and By" sang a dozen little girls in white and three small boys. constituting a junior corps of the Sal vation Army. This part of the ser vice was a pleasing innovation in the regular nightly exercises of the army. The children ranged from five years old to ten and they sang the song with the same vim that their elders throw into their militant music.
 OTHER CORPORATIONS of the following corporations Were filed in the office of the county recorder yes tsrday: The Angelina oil & Mineral company. capital stock $2,500. 900, incor- porators J. H. Bressler. R. H. Woolf. B. r. McFall and w. A. Hancock: The Badger State Gold Mining company, capital stock $500. coo. incoI porators Thomas Boyle. O. L. Mahon5y and Flu gene Brady O'NeiI; Blue Butte Mining company. capital stock $1.500.O0o. in corporarors F. C. Baker J. D. woglam and F. S. Char,ier.
 NO FURTHER ALARM-Mr. L. II. Landis yesterday visited every clair Vcyant, mind reader. palmgst and corn doctor that he knows of in Phoenix. and enquired as to the safety of George Buxton and sam Dunlap. whom he feared were tn. victims of foul play and had been steered against a Los Angeles matrimonial agency. MT Dunlap received various messages, telepath and otherwise. which state positively that neither of ahem are married yet. nor likely to be. unless they elect to marry each other.
 THE WAY TO BRING IN INDUS TRTES.-The committee appointed by ,he board of trade to solicit. subscrip- tions to the beet sugar factory bonus and to contracts fer acreage to be plante5 in sugar beets. is SO much en- couraged that it has TO doubt that the bonus and the corirac ts will be quick ly secured. Mir. F. 4. Fowler. who went into this matter of the sugar beet factory at the beginning with his usual energy. has followed it up wi5h his customary tirelessness, until the sue cess of 1t is now practically assured The whole beard of trade, or rather ths mem bers of the directory have also kept things moving from the outset.
 POLICE COURT - Jack LeRcy through his counsel yesterday perfected his appeal in the recorders court by filing the usual bond and securing the release of his former surety. The<cases sgainst the two Mexicans tha. wers. arrested with the two cheeks. one of which belonged to Harry Azul a Pima Indian. were continued for another day as Azul was unable to arrive here yes terday. He sent a messenger how ever. who gave it as his opinion tha { Azul was drunk on circus day and hal been robbed. but that fact alone does not account for the twenty doll IF check Another incident of the rr- corder's court is that having. temper arily at least. disposed of the business accumulated since circus day, time was found for the thorough cleaning and scrubbing of the court room.
 LAWN FETE.-The Kings Daugn- teIs of the Baptist church are ,o be congratulated on the success Of their entertainment at the home of Rev. Dr. HalSey last evening. The program included cornet solos, most skillfuily given by Rev Martin Bird of Tempo; two selections by Messrs. Rsedy. Was son. Buck and Coggins. a male qua tette of which Phoenix may be justly proud: recitations given with dram atic power by Miss Haskett: character sketches by Judge Mccormack which brought down the house." a selection by Rev. MT. Halsey which was also received with applause: two well-suua songs by MT. Dearsley. who was in ex- cellent voice; and cornet duet which gave pleasure to all by Miss Kay and MT. Bird. The accompanists were Miss Ealsey and Mir. Benham. The spacious grounds were crowded and were handsomely illuminated Light refreshments were served by the Daughters