Arizona republican., 1901-03-15

therefore, generally comes on Friday, If 1t Is on time, but this year it seems to be two days late; else the calendar makers have blundered for, according to all that have been consulted, the 1Ith comes on Sunday this year.
 PHOENIX COUPLE TO WED A marriage license was issued yesterday to Bartola Balsz and Mamie Bindaia.
 MISSION SOCIETY The Woman's S Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet at the home Of Mrs. l.. G. Futile. North Fourth avenue at 2So D. m. today
 PROBATE COURT.-In the probate court yesterday the final account of the guardian of Harold Ham was approved and an order was made for final dis charge In the matter of the trustee ship of Anthony Padden the report of the trustee, Hugh M. Creighton. was filed, March 20 fixed as the day of hear ing and notices issued accordingly.
 ORANGES ARE BAD.-A fruit deal CT said yesterday that most of the or anges which are coming in from Cali fornla are in.poor condition. The long
 
 the coast, hurt the flavor and keeping qualities of the oranges, and as a re- suit, the loss on the fruit received here is about fifteen per cent.
 A LECTURE-"Life And How To Live It. Is the subject of a lecture to be given in the Baptist church at D. m., on Saturday, March 16, by Miss Frances Elmira Cox of Boston, to which the public is invited. Miss Cox gave a parlor lecture on Wednesday afternoon before a number of cultured ladies of Phoenix, at the home of Mrs. McClatchie, on North Fourth avenue.
 CLEAN UP YOUR LOT.-The city marshal is busy notifying the residents of Irvine and University additions to clean up their vacant lots and put them in a condition that would be cred itable to a large city, if the president of the United States were to visit it. Phoenix may be reviewed" at an early day. If the president does not come the bubonic plague might, and clean Illness is a condition that is desirable under any circumsances
 PROBATE COURT.-Manuel Con zales. who was fined s10 in the re- corder's court on Wednesday for dis turbing the peace, paid his fine yester- day and was discharged. The only other case before the recorder was that of a youth, who was arrested for eX- ploding paper caps or bombs on Wash ington street He said he found them on the sidewalk and enjoyed shooting ha| was violating the ordinances or ter rorizing women. He was fined $3.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. of incorporation of the Irquois oil com pany were filed yesterday with the county recorder The capital stock is S50O,O00, and the incorporators are Thomas II. Guptill, D. O. Castle, l.. A. Ross, w. G. B. Lee and George F. Shelton of San Francisco. The Victoria Oil company filed articles, showing a capital stock of s3OO,OOO the incorpora- tors being J. s. Potts. J. A. Logan, A. W. Furst, & Morganstern, c. O. Ma jor, B. S. Chapiro and S. P. Terry of San Francisco. Its capital stock is s1 900. 900 and the incorporators are F. F.. Fletcher J. H. Marshall. r. NJ. Johnson and P. Sprigg of San Diego.
 SHE WILL COME BACK. Henri etta Johnson who for some months past has charmed the ears of music lovers who dc pend on the Anheuser saloon for entertainment, left for the north on last nights train, but it is safe to presume that she will return in a day or two. Hardly had the toctng of the .lg fyN ha nl addition before a warrant for her ar rest was placed in the hands of Dep uty Sheriff Slankari. It was issued on a complaint sworn to by Mrs. M. Gren- nan charging her with stealing a val uable solitaire diamond ring. Deputy Sheriff Gibson of Phoenix and Sheriff Munds of Prescott were on the same train as the accused, and as the wires were working well last night it is certain her friends here will see her again shortly.
 AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE CHARITABLE-A family by the name of Wilson, who lived in a little house in the suburbs of the city, met with a great misfortune on Monday night. MT. Wilson is an invalid and is away at the hot springs for the benefit of his health Mrs. Wilson on the night was attending the meeting Of the Salvation army. when their little house was destroyed by fire, together with everything in it. The woman and her five children were left in destitute having nothing but the clothes they wore. She managed toI secure a tent and they are now living at the corner of Thirteenth avenue south, and Shaw street, in the Irvine addition. MT. Heyman has given them three mattresses, but they are still in need of clothing, household furniture, etc. Those who are charitably inclined can find here a worthy object