Arizona republican., 1901-06-14

10. O. r. MEMORIAL SERVICES. The annual memorial services of the Odd Fellows will be held in the Chris tian church on next Sunday night. pr. Wm. D. Rice will preach the memorial sermon.
 TO RAISE THE GRADE.-The city city engineer yesterday notified the City Railway company to raise the grade of the car track on East Wash ington street in the vicinity of Seventh. 1t is lower than the line was establish ed by survey.
 A NEW CORPORATION.-Arucles of incorporation of the Rama oil com pany were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The cap ital stock is Sl,0000oO. The incorpora- tors are d. H. Bressler., J. w. Floss, C.. r. Morrell. J. NJ. Aitken. w. o. Hatch. c. w. Pugh and n. r. Morrell.
 DISTRICT NO. 14.-The trustees of School District No IA have employed Miss Isoline B. Coombs as principal and teacher of the grammar grades for the coming year, and Miss Annie NJ. Fleming for primary teacher. Both have had considerable experience. The district is proud of it's school and pro- poses to maintain its high standard or excellence.
 JUSTICE GRAYiS COURT.-YeMer- day afternoon was devoted by Justice Gray to the hearing of the case of~A. Redewin versus Spears and Toney. The allegation by the plaintiff is that the defendants had leased certain build ing of him for year~and moved out afker four months. whereupon he sued for the rent. The case was finished at a late hour and taken under advisement till this morning.
 GEORGIE'S LETTBR.-On the occa- sion of the visit of the president to Phoenix mention was made in The Republican of the successful way in which George H. N. Luhrs Jr. attirec himself in an Uncle Sam suit and stood at the door of the elevator in the cap itol, welcoming Mir Mckinley. and giv- ing him a bunch of flowers and lit- tie present. "A few days ago Georgie receayed Q letter of acknowledgement fro&%he president and laid it away as his greatest treasure.
 THE ROSENSTEIN ROBBERY.- Frank Caldwell. James Wilson and Pete O'Hara were brought into Justice uynetts court yesterday, charged with the robbery of Henry Rosenstein's place and the getting away with ten pairs of secondhand trousers. Ros- enstein identified Caldwell as the man who engaged him in conversation while he was being despoiled. The men are all said to be honest workingmen. and it is especially urged in disproof of Rosensteins statement. that Caldwell is not much of conversationalist
 THE CHASING OF DEVILHISS.- George McFall is ali right as street commissioner, but his education as a sprinter is subject to improvement. The other day Jack Devilhiss, a cowboy from Mcdowell came to town, and, imbuing himself with tan glefoot, set out on career of peace disturbance. He bucked his pony yelled and woke the echoes. In the absence of any other municipal author ities Mr. McFall to@k cOgnizance of his case: besides, Devilh,ss was tear ing up the streets. That brought him regularly within the jurisdiction of MT. McFall who started in pursuit. He chased the Devil hiss around several blocks and stumps. He chased him to the capitol building on Washington street and back to the Hotel Adams Ton Adams street. There Mir. McFalps bicycle fell prostratd with fatigue.