Arizona republican., 1901-03-09

| his will, the same to be forwarded to | Michigan. In the estate of Myron $. | Webb, petition for final distribution
 was made and hearing set for March | 18th.
 DEATH OF JAMES CARGUILE.- James G. Carguile died at his resi- dence on East Lincoln street, Friday, at 7:30 p. m. He had lived in Phoenix | number of years and was well | known. The funeral will take place | today at p. m. from Mohn & Easter ling's parlors.
 SANG THE "MIKADO."- That very light and very pretty opera. 'The Mikado." was sung by the Andrews Opera company to a large audience at the Doris theater last evening. At the matinee today "The Bohemian Girl' is to be the attraction. and "E1 Troy atore" this evening.
 A TYING CONTEST. The rivalry as to their respective abilities as cow punchers will bring Joe Bassett and Oscar Roberts together in tying con- test at Phoenix park. Monday after noon. They will each tie five steers for $250 per side. Roberts won from Bassett in their contest last December
 DISTRICT COURT.-There was little business in the district court yester- day. The case of Thomas J. King yer sus William Gilson, dispute about a ditch, was tried and submitted. The only new suit filed was one in which Charles kolb asks for a divorce from Helen M. Kofb, alleging desertion. They were married in Indiana in 1897. and the defendant now resides in Dunkirk, N. Y.
 A NOTED EVANGELISM Major Cole, noted evangelist of Chicago, it is expected, will open a series of union revival meetings on Sunday night un der the auspices of all the city churches. The Sunday night meeting will be held in the Presbyterian church, and subsequent meetings in the Pres byterian church. Major Cole resigned from the regular army for the pur- pose of taking up eVangelistic work, and has made a great success of 1t. The meetings will continue as long as 'the interest is maintained.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. Articles of incorporation of the Tempe Hard NaiV tdPPiy tohiPdIy NtiC illtt in the office of the county recorder yes terday. The incorporators are William Rohrig. G. B. Camplon, T. H. Thomp- son. M. F.. Curry. LeRoy F. Hill and w. A. Bolton. The capital stock Is 10000. Articles were filed by P. B. McCabe & Go. with a capital stock of s100.000. The incorporators arc P. E. McCabe, D. D. Mcleod and Fl. D. Ran- dall. Articles were also filed of the Northern California Oil and Coal com pany, whose capital stock is $2,000,00O The incorporators are G. B. Bauer and others, of California.
 JUSTICE BURNETT'S COURT.-In Justice Burnett's court yesterday B. Grijalva and Francisco Aguerra were each fined s10 for disturbing the peace. On account of their having no funds they went to jail. C. Tomasson was tried for beating woman with whom he had been living. The woman re- fused to testify against him, but other witnesses were not so easily frightened and the result was a conviction and a fine of $20. As soon as he had set tied up he was rearrested for striking another. woman. He pleaded guilty to the charge and got another fine of s5 which he also paid. Tomasson will find if he keeps up his experiments that women are expensive things to whip.
 BACK FROM FRISCO. MT. T. r. Grindell returned yesterday from San Francisco and reports a very pleasant visit. He relates rather a peculiar in cident that occurred near Fresno, ;..I, ta, hav b. xynrlI is. He entered upon a conversation with a fellow passenger and soon dis covered that they were both raised in the same little town In Wisconsin. An. other passenger sitting across the aisle overheard th. conversation and asked Mr GrindeE what his name was. As soon as he learned 1t he said he was raised in the same town also and he be- lieved his sister had married brother of Mir. Grlndell. lT'he latt'r on learn ing his name told him that the for tunate husband of his sister was his (Grindell's) cousin. Neither of the three had ever met before.
 AN IMPORTANT MEETING.-Men- ton has been made in this paper here tofore of a meeting to be held at o'clock this afternoon at the board of trade rooms for the purpose of devising some plan by which the famous old ruin on the Tempe road may be exca- vated and explored in a way that will rebound to both the pleasure and finan- cia profit of Phoenix people. This is an enterprise that will cost but trfle If everyone will give it his support. It Is a work in which the student should be interested professionally. and the business man, practically. As yet no definite plan is outlined. The meeting is for the purpose of arrang- ing plan and everyone will be well come. It will cost nothing, the first