Arizona republican., 1901-02-19

on the Rradshaw8 to the north. Doubt less there still remains a great uuan- tily of snow in all rhe country where the tall was so heavy, but most of it is no longer visible.
 CIVIL BUSINESS Both the Phoe- nix justices of the peace have been un- usually busy for a week or two in tQe handling of civil eases.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT Clara Deias was tried yesterday in Justice Gray's court on the charge of using vulgar languag- and sentence will be given today.
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Articles of incorporation of the Ger man oil and Development company were filed yesterday with ihe county recorder. The capital stock is s5O1O)0, and tho myorporltsrs are Purcell Rowe, C. F. Rich W. II. l.. CJnan, r. E. Eowinss and G. A. Dazey of san Francisco.
 \ GOLF TOCRNEY.-rhr return of fine weather has put the golf playor again in action and the links at the Country club are crowded each day An open handicap tournament has been arranged for February 22. IL will commence at 10 o'clock a. m. and last all day A hot chicken lunch will be served at noon.
 JUSTICE BURNETT'S COURT Justice Burnett yesterday fined Lou Chickcnny $j for disturbing the peace and gave Lucas Leon d ten-day scn- tencc for being drunk and disorderly. simon \. Peralta, who was escorted into court by Deputy Sheriff Gibson, was given d $5 fine for drunkenness. Dep uty Sheriff Moeur extended his sym pathy to both officer and prisoner.
 HELD UP.-Suuday evening a son of Nick B1rSZ. about nine years of age. WAS returning home from bdnl prac- iicc when he was stopped by man who grabbed him around the neck and took his horn away from him. After a search yesterday the horn was finally found hid away behind DeWitrs stable in the south0.n part uf town and not far from Inc residence of the Bai... family.
 STEHEOPTlCON SHOW. On Fri Jay night, WaShington's birthday, Ar Walter H.u will give a stereopticun entertainment at the Indian school for the entertainment of the students The views shown will cover the important events in the country's history during the last hundred years. The pictures will be aiterIated by musical and liu- crary numbers by the older students of the school.
 HAEDWICK HOTEL ROBBED Another small burglary occurred early ycsIerday morning, the proplietors of the HardWick hote' being th victims. William Mathews. oh, of the proprir- tors, locked up the place and went home about midnight sunday nighrI and between that hour and o'clock yesterday morning some one enter d the bar-room through window. roD- bed the tiil of between $S and $9, took a Smith X Wesson revolver and a bot tie of rum and departed through the door. which he unlocked, th key b ing on the inside.
 STILL IN TENNS.-A dispatch from Fl Paso. Tex. last week, stated that C. W. Harris and Mrs. Claire Binford, V.Ic married there and hdl gone to. Mexico. An Fl Paso paper, however. says: "Mr. and Ms. Clarence w.. Harris. who were quietly married here. last Saturday by a justice of the. peace. are now domirilcd at tn D st hotel in the city and the prof ssor' has opened an office" anl billed the town with p'aaards announcing that h"' is "humauitys fri.nl.' and cures hy| Al. ..F ltI1sliG 1nl his bride ar well rem :nborrd here as he couple that Were arrested here un- der the Ejmun3s Act. last November
 AN APRON RAZAAR-For month or mor5 the ladies of the Christian church havr been busily engaged mak- ing aprons-aprons of all sizes and de- sriptions and for every conceivable purposes. The product of their handi- work will be exposed to public gag in the parlors of the church on next Thursday afternoon and evening. In the evening musical and literary pTo- gIamme will be rendered. It will cost nothing to look at the handsome aprons. nor to enjoy the concert, but those in need of wearing apparel must pay for the privileg of being deco rated in these Gurg aprons. Re treatments will also be served during 'he afternoon and evening.
 PROBATE COURT. In the probate court yesterday hearing was had on the petition for appointment of an ad- minstrator Of the estate of David A. Srragg. Proof was made of legal no- ticP of hearing. an order was granted making Baxter McCreary adminis- istrator on the approval of a $i00 bond Bond was filed and approved, letters issued and appraisers of the es- tate were appointed. in the Annie F.. Douglass estate hearing was had on an order to show cause why sale If real estate should Uut be made. Proof was made of legal notice and publish
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