Arizona republican., 1901-02-24

mental stage and come goad reports will be looked for soon
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT-Justice Gray yesterday had two female peace disturbers before him from the lower part of town and fined them g. each.
 SUPERVISORS Osborne, clerk of the board of supervisors, and two assistants are neck deep in work try ing to arrange the old papers of the office in the new filing cases and get the place cleaned up for a board meet ing Monday.
 MlXOG.OGIST IS GONE.-Pat Crom- aiy. the celebrated miXologist at the Hoffman, to whom Georgc Pullman presented a gold-headed cane while here recently, as an award for the most experienced and succO ssfu drink mixer h. had ever met. left last night for Butte, Mont. He will assume the management of a newly constructed hotel. the largest and most elegantly appointed in Butte.
 NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.-The li- brary has recently received a consign- ment of new and popular books, add ing materially to it's already exc, llent collection. Among the list are: Burns complete poems, An English Woman s Love Letters" "A Kentucky Cardinal and Aftermath" More Fables" by Adam Ade, 'rThe Romance of Lay lon" In the Palace of the King. "The Letters of Robert Louis Steven son." and many others.
 m mi Versity cadets will be in Phoenix 10 attend the capitol dedication ceromon- ics, and move is on foot to arrange competitive drill between the uni vcrsity and normal cadets during their stay here. It is desirable, at least. as both companies think they are well up in tn tactics, though Jim Goodwin says they don't know any more about drilling than a bunch ot rough riders and all rough riders can do is tO stand at attention and curry horses.
 HAIL TO ARIZONA.-A special and very attractive feature of the reception to be given by the council and house of |. prcsentatives at the capitol build ing on the evening of the 25th, will be the singing of Hail to Arizona. the Sun Kissed Land by Mrs. Frank Cox. This is a beautiful song written by Mrs. Elise Rose Averill, one of the members of the faculty of the { rri- toria normal school The music was composed by Mrs Cox, and it will be a rare treat to those having the Qp- pprtunity to hear il sung. Miss LyZ- beth Y. Allen of Tucson. by special request. will assist Mrs. Cox at the piano
 ARTI, LES OF TNCORPORATlON.- The old Colony Oil & Development company filed articles of incorporation with the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $600,00, and the ncorporators arr, George E. Turner Ira <. Hobbs. J. l.. Homer. r. w. Gilman, r. w. Nennard, F. w. McAvoy. II. M. Barngrover W. U, Snyder and George Lielc. all cr san Francisco. Articles were also filed of the Ictrcl Petroleum Company. having a capita stock or $a0.Oo0. The incorporators ar. A w. Tprrrtt. Charles Sonntag, R. l.. Pcelcr, Wm. F.. Hopkins and D. D. Wass of Bakersfield and san Francisco,
 BIRTHDAYS.-George Washington and M,ssrs. HirschfelG and Perkins hay, all had the same birthday for a great many years hu, each dil mt have d knowledge of th, others birth day till Friday last, and in all prob ability that discovery is what brought tL. new star. described in another col- umn within th" range of human wis ion. Messrs Hirschfeld ad Perkins and numb, F of their friends celebrated, as goud-namred and fortunate gentlemen should, but George could not be pres rut He was called to another scene of activity long time ago and seut the star with his regrets.
 OLD HOSS IN JAiL.-Picrcr Chiles, better known in Phoenix as old Hoss, :" the professional ball player, charged with neccing a young soldier on Fri day nights eastbound Galveston x Houston train, near El Paso, stands but little chance lf joining the Phia- delphla team this season. The grand jury will not meet again until April and in that month the National league season will open. His team goes into spring training early in March at Jack Sunvi!le, Fla, and unless he can re- Dot, in shape in April for the opening game. suspension and a good fine will in all probability resul.. Cniles' only hope Of release is a straw bond and it iS not likely that he can induce any judge 10 accept one. The chances are small for his drawing q $2,000 salary for playing hlll from April to october this year for three hours a day. old Huss was always bound D be in trouble. While he was here a cloud was hang ing over him. Something Involving q young woman in Kansas. He left Phoenix the last time in the cloud of a Financial transaction.
 RECORDERS COURT.--Four MeXi- cans were brought before Recorder Jobs sterdav on the charge of get ting drunk and going to sleep in the <A . Q Q a c Q e Q ~