Arizona republican., 1901-04-09

daughter, Mrs. M w. Field, expresses her thanks for the kindness of the members of this order and other la- | dies. during her bereavement.
 A PEACE DISTURBER.-Man Sanchez was fined $5 yesterday by Justice G. D. Gray, for disturbing the ! peace.
 A NEW TEACHER.-Mr Friedman
 lately from Cincinnati, has succeeded c. H. Wright as teacher of sloyd at the Phoenix Indian school. Mir. Wright will enter the office of Willard x Sons, architects.
 A LION KILLER.-C. c. Hutchins yesterday made affidavit before Jus tice Gray of the killing of three noun tain lions on February 2Sth and one lion on March 9th. They were killed about ten miles southwest of New River station,
 A SALOON ROW.--There was a scene of disorder at Turk Brothers sa- loon, corner of First and Monroe streets, yesterday afternoon. A half dozen MeXicans became riotous and the prOprietors tried to restore quiet. At the end of the struggle all the par ties were Blood -bespattered and had torn clothes. They were gathered in installments by Constable Martin, and will be tried in Justice Burnetts court this afternoon.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of incorporation of the International Fuel Oil company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is S500OO0 The incorpo rators are James l.. Morrison. John Bowie, A. J. Treat. J. B. Kennedy and John Hoenes of San Francisco. Arti- cles were also filed of the Marjorie oil company with a capital stock of $500, GOO. The lncorporators are George F. Morse. J. J. Meyers, R. H. James, NJ. B. Woodwork and F. J Banning
 TALKED AT INDIAN SCHOOL Last Sunday morning in place of the regular lesson at the Sunday school conducted at the Indian school. MT. Marion Lawrence, one of the Sun day school specialists addressed the boys and gir.s and a number of em ployes who were present His remarks were both instructive and entertain Ing. Special Easter music was fur nished by the choir, and altogether the programme was greatly enjoyed. Next Sunday It is expected that the school will be addressed by Major Cole.
 NEW LTTIGATION.-An injunction suit was brought in district court yes terday by Deborah Nelson vs. T. H. Sabin and Phineas Daley A suit for debt has been brought in justices court at Mesa by the first named defendant against William Nelson, the plaintiffs hus- band. Having obtained judgment, Constable Phineas Daley levied upon and sold a tract of land belonging to Nelson, and the plaintiff. who claims that it is exempt. She asks the court to restrain the constable from eXecut- ing a deed. which would cloud the title to the land.
 THE WORK OF MAJOR COLE The gospel meetings conducted by Ma jor Cole have resulted in a great deal Of good, the most conspicuous, if not the most important instance of which, was the closing of a saloon opposite the entrance of Phoenix park That was more than the neighbors and au- thorities could do. The proprietress after hearing the pleas of the eyange list, poured her stock of liquors out on the ground, closed up the place and declared that she would never again open it as a saloon. A gospel meeting will be held there at 4 o'clock this af ternoon. IL will be condueted by Ma jor Co'e. Everybody is invited.
 TO WORK WITH THE CODE-Hon. F. s. Perkins, member of the legisla- tive council from Apache county, ar rived in Phoenix yesterday morning to supervise the preparation of the code for publication. The work will occupy about sixty days. Mir. Perkins, with the possible exception of Councilman Blair of Pinal, gave the code closer at tention while the various bills were pending than any other member of the legislature. He made an especial study l of the titles, revenue and education, ! two of the longest and most intricate. MT. Perkins is accompanied by his 1 wife and two children.
 CASTLE CREEK MINES.-Jack | Evans. better known as Happy Jack" returned a day or two ago from Cas- | tie Creek mining district, where he has some good claims about eight miles above the springs. He says his | property looks very promising and | carries good values in copper and gold. | One of his claims is located on the same lead as the Mayfower, owned by Colone! Brodie. He says there is great activity throughout the district, and is firmly of the belief that there are a number of properties Dot will prove to be valuable at no distant day. Among them he mentions Gus Hey mans group and the Buzzard Roost camp. of which a great deal has been printed at one time and another.
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