Arizona republican., 1901-04-12

| lander, and a trained nurse. MT. | Englander is expected to arrive
 this morning and the remains will be
 sent to Kansas City tonight for inter- ment
 license was issued yesterday 70 Santia- go Acuna and Carmen Morales. WANTS A SEPARATION.-Su for | divorce on the ground of desertion was | Sled in the district court yesterday by A. E. Ruff against Daisy B. Ruff They were married four years ago and have | two children.
 THE NEXT LAW DAY.-Next Sat urday will be law day in district court. | At it's close the October term will be adjourned sine die. It therefore be-
 hooves all attorneys who have business before the present term to be present. A NEW DOCK KET--Justice Burnett | has just procured a new criminal dock ct, an expensively and elegantly
 bound work. All defendants entered in it may have their photographs also en- tered without additional cost, and those | who become defendants within the next | ten days will receive prize packages. A more alluring incentive to crime and misdemeanor has never been offered. A NEW pELEPHONE.-Pho will have a new telephone sys- tenn. A company has been formed | and it's articles were filed yesterday. | The officers of the company are Frank 1 $. Wright. of Prescott. president; Ed win D. Treadwell of Jerome, vice-pres- ident and Reese M. Ling of Prescott, secretary and treasurer.
 IAN EVENING IN GREECE."-A dramatic fantasia will be given under the direction of Miss Cox, of Boston, and Miss Welch, of Phoenix, at the Christian church, on Tuesday, April 16 s ?. m., under the patronage of Mayor and Mrs. Gang and other prominent cit izens. The programme will be of rare excellence in artistic literary and mu- sical lines, and very pnique.
 A WRECK. There was no mail from the west yesterday morning ow-
 ing to a wreck that occurred some
 where near Yuma, but whether it was
 east or west of that station and
 whether it was accompanied by injury
 to anyone it was impossible to learn yesterday. The only official nformd-
 ton received here was a telegram ah-
 nulling No. 10 the eastbOund train, yesterday.
 PROBATE COURT.-In the matter of the estate of James Roarke there was filed in probate court yesterday judg- ment in favor of William Christy vs. Cora Brill. administratriX of the es- tate, Bond was filed by F. l.. Brill in an appeal from an order from the court disallowing a claim of $1,42O against the | estate, An inventory and appraisement was filed in the estate of James M. | smith and a notice to creditors was is- sued. An inventory and appraisement | was filed in the estate of Joseph w. IT, ! win and was set for hearing on April | 22 It having appeared that the estate | is of less value that $2.OCO after the | settlement of claims for funeral ex- !, penses and the expenses of the last ill., | ness of the deceased, the balance of the | estate will be turned over to the widow.
 A COURT INCIDENT | Blake yesterday finished up a de- | bauch by pulling himself and others | into court and getting himself laughed | at He has been working for a man named Schultz, and came to town .ha other day with a check in his pocket | calling for BPS. He took a few peeps into the enchanting scenery found in the bootom of a whisky glass and then finding himself out of ready cash and the bank closed, up he went to the blacksmith shop of Frank Cavalleira and William Allen and asked them to cash the check. They did so and he went away rejoicing. Yesterday morn ing he woke up broke, and having no remembrance of getting the check cashed, he went to the bank and found ! out that it had been turned in and the money paid over to Cavalliera. His next move was to arrest Cavalliera and AL len on the charge of illegally obtain ing the check. An assistant to the dis trict attorney was present to help him prosecute, but his services were not needed for the reason that Valentine insisted on conducting the prosecution himself. Besides there was nothing to prosecute. The defendants had several witnesses to prove the transaction and it's legality all the way through. A disinterested party said Blake gave the check up and took the money, and that was all there was to it. Justice Gray listened patiently til the prose outing witness had testified himself clear out of court and then dismissed the case.