Arizona republican., 1901-03-03
o have left Manila on the 2sth of Feb


 unfortunates from Globe who were ar raigned in the recorders court Friday on the charge of vagrancy were tried yesterday and sentenced to fifteen days in jail.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church of Christ, Scilntist, corner of Center and Jefferson streets. Services at II a. m. Sunday school at 10:30. Wednes- day evening services are held at 7:30 Everybody welcome.
 A CHANGE OF DATE.-The date of the steer-tying contest, extensively ad- vertised to take place on Thursday. March '. has been changed to March 8. This is one of the events for the entertainment of the Chicago Commer- cial club
 MARRIED.-Wllliam Edward de Claybrook, Jr., and Miss Viola Phillips were married Friday afternoon. the bride leaving on the night train for a bridal trip to her former home in Colo rado Springs. Tthe groom is the skill ful bootblack at Shirley's shop.
 CLUB IS DTSORGANIZED.- The Phoenix Athletic club became a thing of the past yesterday after four years of life. Shortage of funds caused the dissolution of the organization. Its rooms have been above the Donofrio store on Washington street, where a gymnasium was maintained. l.. F. Hewins was president of the club.
 CHRISIAN CHURCH SERVICES All the usual Sunday services will be held in the First Church of Christ to- day. conducted by the Rev. Wm. D.. Rice, Ph. D., pastor At II o'clock the subject of the discourse will be 'Mls- sions," and the position of the Chris tian church upon this important sub ject, will be clearly defined. At half past seven, he will discuss "Belshaz- zar's Feast" Mrs L. H. Hamilton will sing at both services, assisted by the chorus choir.
 IN JUSTICE COURTS.-Jennie Betts, colored, was brought before Justice Gray yesterday on the charge of in- decent exposure. Defendant secured a change of venue to Justice Burnetts court. and the case was set for trial Monday afternoon. Sarah Moe and Jane Roe enjoyed hilarious time Fri day night and yesterday squared them selves with the county by giving Jus tice Burnett $7 and $5. respectively. The garnishment cases from Gila Bend were tried in the afternoon and taken under advissment.
 PROBATE COURT-Hearing was had yesterday in the probate court on the final account of Rosa McNamara, the executor of the will of James Me Namara. The account was approved and an order issued for the final dis charge of the executor. In the matter of the estate of the minor Lutgerding heirs an inventory and appraisement of property was filed. In the case of the Pritt minors the petition for the ap- poIntment of guardian was dismissed. In the w. T. Mitchell estate return of the sale of real estate was made and hearing was set for March F.
 DISTRICT COURT.-Three divorce suits were filed in the district court yesterday. Margaret Straight asks to be released from the matrimonial bonds that joined her to Henry Straight, al leging in her complaint the non-sup- port of herself and her three children. The defendant resides in Los Angslcs Lizzie Weller. who was married to George w. Weller in 1872. and who is new believed to live in Kansas City, seeks a divorce on the ground of de- sertion since August 10th, 1898. She has one daughter IA years old. Eliza l.. Cline seeks a separation from Frank P. Cline. to whom she was married in San Bernardfno in 1872, passing her com plaint on cruelty, habitual intemper- ance and violence.
 NEW OFFICE MEN,. R. l.. Moore, who has been day operator at the s. r., F. & F. office in this city. left last night for Barstow, Cal. He is suc- ceeded temporarily by MT Moody Rosenquist. formerly employed by the company at Congress Junction. c. Fin low. who has been serving in the ca pacity of stenographer in the office here, also left last night to accept the position of stenographer for Jack Con- stock, superintendent of the Arizona division of the A. & F., with headQuar- ters at Winslow. MT. Comstock was also an employe of the $. F., P. x P. at this point some years ago. J. F.. Johnson, who has been the agent of the $. F., P. & P. at Hct Springs Junction for some time, will succeed MT. Finlow.