Arizona republican., 1901-03-23

1 Ernest Ade' Iselorfar, Herbert l.. Cook. San Francisco. The Pacific Fled oil company, capital stock, $50O,0O0hi in- corporators, Spencer F. Slade, Edward c. French, Burke Corbet of San Fran cisco. The War Eagle Mining com pany. capital stock, sl,0OO,00O; incorpo- rators, J. R. Clark. A. L. Newart, F. F. Clark, o. c. Bryant, A. T. Stewart of Los Angeles
 ICE CREAM AND MUSIC.-On next Monday night the Good Templars will keep open house, instead of meeting in regular session, as has been their custom for twenty-three years past. The charter under which the lodge is working bears the date of March 2lst., 1878, and the members propose to have a birthday party on this anniversary. There will be vocal and instrumental music, character sketches and recita- tions. concluding with ice cream and cake. Among those who will contrib ute to the evenings enjoyment are Mrs. Hulett, Miss Haskett and pupils, Miss Kinslow, Ralph and y'Marshall, Miss McFall, w. F. Davis and others, besides the Indian school orchestra. The entertainment will be given in Doris hall.
 TEN DAYS. Marcus Estrada was sentenced to ten days in jail yesterday by Justice Burnett for stealing quan. tity of dishes from s. P. Clark. MT. Clark testified that the dishes were of no particular value to him and he Ia,. .l, | he been properly approached, as he was keeping them for the use of some hos. pltal or for some poor and needy per- son, they being too badly clipped for use in his restaurant. But the defend. ant was caught in the act of stealing and had to be punished. When Mar GUS, who had pleaded not guilty, heard this testimony. he bled inwardly and with great agitation announced to the court that he was sorry believed he had made a mistake, and would cer- tainly have asked for the dishes had he known he could get them so easily.
 PROBATE COURT A decision was made yesterday in the probate court disallowing the claim of F. l.. Brill of $l,420 against the Roarke estate. Tn the estate of Robert F.. Converse hearing was had ons the return of sale of real estate and an order was made confirm. ing same. In the estate of l.. H. Orme the claim of J. l.. Cant for $l10 was filed and allowed. Margaret Johnson filed a petition for the adoption of her niece, bearing the same name, and the petition was granted. There was but one matrimonial case from Tempe. that of Jose Gutierrez and Josefa Cardines, who applied for a marriage license. The license was granted, as evidence was submitted showing conclusively that they were entitled to it. Tn fact, should have had 1t two or three years ago.
 ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY," The di- rectors of the Arizona Antiquarian as sociation will hold a meeting this af- ternoon at o'clock, at the office of the board of trade. The matter for consideration will be the initial steps in preparing to open up the old ruin on the Tempe road. heretofore men tiOned at length in these columns. As the work in hand is one that should interest all citizens, as well as mem bers of the society, all who attend will be welcomed. Anyone interested in the work of the society is invited to join, though they make no pretensions to a scientific knowledge of these things. If they are interested In helping de- velop new facts of interest, or in the preservation of Arizona's relics and curios they should become members, especially as the expense Is tritling.