Arizona republican., 1901-12-07

Miss Welch; selection, Dr. Halsey. Light refreshments were served. The church parlors were handsomely dec orated with roses, chrysanthemums and evergreens.
 G. A R. ELECTION-John w. Owens post No. ,, G. A. R., at it's reg ular meeting, Friday night, elected the following officers for the ensuing year: G. D. Gray, post commander; I. M. Christy, senior vice commander; T. w. Hanks. junior vice commanders; C. D. Belden, surgeon; Ed Schwartz, officer of the day; w. F. Ficlsas, officer of the guard; Winfield Scott, chaplain, and R. H. Greene, quartermaster.
 GOLF TOURNAMENTS one ball golf tournament will be held this after noon on the links of the Country club and week from today there will be d ladies and gentlemen's handicap four some. These tournaments are not only popular among the local players. but they afford a great deal of pleasure to visitors to the city and to local society people who like to spend the afternoon at the club grounds, even though they do not play. The attendance has been larger each succeeding Saturday since the grounds were opened this winter.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles O: incorporation of the Anna L. Oil com pany were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $5OO.OOO The incorporators are w. w. and O. L. Layman, L. Dobson, J. F. Edelbrook. c. C. McAllister, J. J. Miller, J. E. Day and G. B. Irons of Chicago. Articles were also filed of the Burrows Lighting and Heating Company of America. with a capital stock of $1.O0O.0O0. The incporators are c. H. Kimball. w. Galletly. G. H. Bur rows and F. A Hall Of Massachusetts.
 GLOBE TROTTERs.-Re Thomas l.. Barbour. corresponding secretary Of the American Baptist Missionary union, is making a tour around the world and is accompanied on the jour ney by Rev. Alfred F, Isaac, son of Mrs. William Isaac of this city. Mr. Isaac has been pr. Barbour's efficient assistant in the rooms" at Boston for some two years. The tourists, who left San Francisco August ?, have already visited Japan, Hong Kong and the Philippine islands and will visit. Ran goon, Madras and Assam, returning to America via Bombay in time for the May anniversary meetings.
 LOOKS BAD FOR LARsON.-D. F. Larson. the man from Phoenix who passed a number of bogus checks in Tucson. was tried before Judge Wilson of that city Thursday afternoon. He had engaged Judge Barnes as counsel. but as he was absent at Tombstone, D. F. Glidden represented the defendant. District Attorney W. F. Cooper prose cuted the case. In this particular in stance Larson was tried for passing q bogus check for S10 on D. Davis. w Contreras. V. Mills. w Riley and Jacob Spencer all testified that they had seen Larson pass the check. II. B. Penney testified for the Consolidated National bank. Judge Wilson took the case un- der advisemeut. Larson was also tried in Justice Meyers court for passing a bogus check on Jacome & Carrillo.
 A BICYCLE TRUST.-There is a bi- cycle trust in Phoenix. though it has not been formed with the purpose or cnrichinC its members. The combine agrees on several things. One is Sun day closing and closing on week days at o'clock except on Saturday nights. 4 uniform price for repairing anI renting of wheels. These prices will not be any higher than the old ones were supposed to be. but some dealers sometimes shaded them a little. not enough to do the customer much good, but just enough to keep the trade in an unhappy and dissatisfied frame of mind. The terms of the trust, it is said. have been signed by all the deal CTS except Pinney & Robinson, and Mir. Pinney. to whom they have not yet been presented, has expressed his ap- proval of them.
 REGISTRATION CLOSED Regis tration for the election on the adoption or rejection of the new charter closed last night at midnight. The recorder said yesterday that about 1000 names were listed, and the deputy regis trars had not reported results for two days. There is no object. however. in holding anything back, and it is not believed many registrations have ac- cumulated on their hands since the picking got short. It has been esti- mated that the total registration will be in the neiEhborhood of 1,200. For some reason the taxpayers have not been falling over themselves to get on the list. Captain Joseph Bush was ap- pointed a special registrar without pay 11 rr1r~ .a tod