Arizona republican., 1902-02-15

Section Director.
 ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS-United States Marshal AIcCord- left on this mornings train for the northern part of the territory on official business.
 ANSWERED A SICK CALL-Ars. w. K. James left on Thursday night for santa Ana, Cal. in response to a message announcing the serious illness Of her mother
 SPECIAL SERNICE-There will be special music at the Baptist church to morrow both morning and evening. At the evening service it is expected that Dr. Bodsworth and Mr. CogEins will sing the duet David and Goliah.' One week from Sunday evening Con the 23rd mst) Company E, N. C. A. will attend a special memorial service.
 DEATH OF MRS. M'CLINTOCK- Mrs. sarah A. McElintoek,. mother Of Major James II. McCIintock. died yes terday at a sanitorium near san Fran cisco after a prolonged Illness. Mrs. MCCiintock was d native Of Maryland and was 75 years of age. She came to Arizona in 1879. The remains will be brought to Phoenix for interment which will be private.
 DIVIDED FUNDS.-Couaty School ou tAlitli itI'4ll-s an apportIonment of the county funds amounting to S1O.zQ0. There can be 10 ether apportionment until next May. or until after the county has realized from the delinquent tax sales. Mir Fulton said last night that he believed that the apportionmeEt would be sui icient to ru1 most of the districts until May.
 LAW DAY.-This will be law day in district court. the first session held eX- cept one by Judge Sloan. since last November. The first case to be heard "iu be that of Justice Burnett against the county to recover certain official ices which the board os supervisors, m the recommendation of the district .ttcrney's office. refused 70 allow. The action is a so-cclIed friendly one to bring two constructions ci the same .lW together.
 A BROKEN ARM-Viola Mehan. the i2-year-old daughter Of MT and Mrs. Jack Mchan- who reside at 1242 East Adams street, suffered a very severe in jury last evening about dark. She was riding horse back on the Tempe road north of the car barn. when she fell or was thrown from the horse. breaking one bone or the left fore arm and dis locating the other. Dr. SwetnaT dressed the arm and she was resting 4asily late last night.
 WILL CONTINUE THEIR TOI R. Mrs. NJ. J. Moffett. Robert B. A:offett md Howard s. 1IoTett and family. who have been enjoying an extended visIt in Phoenix, will leave next Monda- sveaing for Rellands. After d tour of southern California, they Fl return Co the northern part of the territory. where they will visit Rev. '. C. Aioffett. f Prescott, and after q stay at the Grand Canyon, will go east via Den yer. The party has keen stopping at the Eeiso.
 COUNTRY CLUB TODAY-The Sat Irday afternoon activity at the coun- try club will probably be unusual today md an increased attendance is e. pectel. owing to the dehc cGtful weather .ow enjoyed here. There VIII Dc a golf tournament for both ladies and gentle men and refreshments will be served oy Mrs. George II. Cook Mrs. J. N. Norris and Mrs. Nj. O. BickncH. On Saturday. February @. will begin the annual cup competition under the IS lices Of the club.
 DATA FURNISHED.-E. P. Wood. secretary of the san Diego chamber of ,omnerce, is engaged in preparing q magazine article on southern Cali fornia and Arizona. and has written to he Phoenix board Of trade for data regarding Arizona. It is almost an