Arizona republican., 1901-11-09

heard her will wish to hear her again. This will be the last opportunity of hearing this gifted speaker before her departure from Phoenix to attend the national W. C. T. |. convention at ] Forth Worth, Tex.
 | FUNERAL OF MRS. CONNELLEY. The funeral of Mrs. Frank Conaelley was held at the Catholic church yes terday morning. Father Novadus of | iiciated and there were npcny friends of the dead woman and her bereaved husband in attendance. The floral of ferinGs were many, varied and very appropriate. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery.
 THE GOSPEL MEETINGS.-In or der to accommodate people from the country and others who cannot at tend night meetings. a special meeting will be held in the gospel tent on Sun day al o'clock The various Sun day schools of the city are also es- reCially invited to this service. Mer- ton Smith will speak. Mir. and Mrs. Slawaon and Miss Augustine will sing. The Sunday evening meeting at 7:39 is expected to test the capacity of the great tent.
 NEW CORPORATIONS fol- lowing articles of incorporation were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Plumas Copper Mining and Smelling company capital stock S1.O0O.- coo; incporators. C. G. Layourn. J. $. Arnold. D. ". Cassady. s. A. Duns- moor W. D. Rea and A. A. Kane of Minneapolis. Wyandotte Coal and oil company, capital stock. S5O.0 incor- porators. o. Graves and I. welch of St. Louis.
 BENEFIT BASEBALL-Thc base ball fans should keep Sundays game at Phoenix park in mind. The two teams. the Mansfields and the FireIa- men. are prdCticing hard ani both arc confident of winning. They want 70 make il an inteTesting contest as q big crowd is eXpeC ted. owing to t1e bene- fit feature. The opportunity is given the. boys to do something for their mutual friend. Red Phillips. and it viii be interesting to win a good game b. fore a large assemblage.
 REGENT LITIGATION.-Suit was flied in district court yesterday by J. mes Day Vs- J. II. Braley. for the collection of commissions for the sale of farms. The defendant was once tie owner of a great deal of property in the Buckeye country. where the plain tiff resides. The complaint states that an arrangement was entered into by which the plaiAtif was to receive ccr-
  talits- in the selling of land. and that these commissions altogether amounted to S6e0. Only S1G0 had been paid. and suit is brought to recover the balance.
 TIE CITY DEBT.-A Phoenix paper announced yesterday morning that the municipal indebtedness was $l27.149.34, which is probably correct. but without explanation leaves an inference that Goes the city's credit no good. IL is
 
 make the worst possible showing. as the debts are all figured giD. while the resource season has just begun. There ! is now due the city about $s0.G10 for taxes. and about $7. 900 for licenses for : the present quarter. The tax collec- tor says that this amount will prob ably be. collected within the next month. Subtractins it from the amount given leaves an indebtedness of 2s0.749.30. But that is large enough.
 | DISTURBED NEIGHBORHOCD- ! It was made known to the authorities yesterday that the neisEborhOod of , Third and Jackson street was in need i of supervision. An old woman who ! lives n that vicinity went to Justice {. Burnett's court and complained that 1 there was a joint or blind pig there | which dispensed liquors O. peculiarly 1 stimula ting character. She said that on | the night before three women. NaIic Z Aivirez, Alexandra Castillo and an- other woman named Luisa had pa Taded the street outrageously drunk ! from o'clock in the evening until l in the morning. The justice sent an | officer down to look into the matter. | and he brought back a report that half | Tad not been told. Warrants were is- i sued for the women complained against i and they with a man who had joined . them in the orsy. were locked up in ! the county jail for trial today.
 PRESIDENT RIPLEY'S VISIT President F. r. Ripley of the Santa Fe | system was here yesterday. but he did | rot stay long. in fact. he did not | leave his. car which was transferred to | the s. r.. '. G r. track and coatinued l it's journey rorthward a half hour i later. Mr. Ripley wzs accompanied by 1 MT. Paul Morton, second vice presi- [ dent and MT. J. w. Kendrick. second , vice president of the santa Fe. The | party was met here by q special bear ing President r. M. Murphy, his as 1 sistant. Mr. J. r. E,mmert. General ] Manager W. A. Drake. General Agent II. r. Ancwalt md Auditor J. J. WraG ovich. of the $. F.. P. q P. and MT. r. F. Gage. II is understood the party will visit Val Verde, the new mining town on the ?. 6 F..
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