Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

ladies aid societies of the First MethC-
 dist and First Christian churches The Indian school band will be in attend ! ance.
 il FILIPINO IN ARIHONA-There is q thirteen year old Filipino boy with the Iscidiers al Whipple Barracks who was lcaptured during q battle in which his
 father was killed, and who has re- ImaineG with the troops eyer since. H.
 is said to be a bright lad and well be- haved
 BUSINESS MEMS EXCi RSION.-
 The < r. p. X ?. Co. vii! conduct q business mems excursion to Wiclls-l-
 burg next sunday The train will lea re the santa I7c depot at 7:3O d. nn.. eff,
 time. and the fare will be $i for tna round trip. Company R. N. q. A. will
 attend in body in full uniform, a<, 1 will the Pioneer Brass band. The last
 excursion to Wickenburg was well at- ! tended and this one probably will be. MARSHALS FOR NEW aIEEIcO - i captain Burton Mossman of the Ari-
 zona rangers has been appointed a dep uty United States field marshal by
 Marshal Fcrake2 of New Mexico. He has also been permitted to name anoth-
 CT member Of the company for a similar
 ciflce, and Ranger Graham has been
 selected. This is done So that in case
 the rangers get hot on the trail of d l New Mexico criminal they can legally
 arrest him without unnecessary delay. l FUNERAL OF (. G. HARRISON i C. C. Harrison. g years old. died on a ranch north of Phoenix May l.. He
 leaves wife and baby two and half months old. He was buried yesterday. Mr. Harrison came here two years ago rom Washington. D. C.. and was T member of the grand lodge of I. 0. G. | (. and cf the First Baptist church in Washington Funeral services were heid at the parlors of NOhn and East lerlinS, many friends being present. Rev. Df- Haisey gave q brief tribute and read selections from the Psalms marked in MT. Harrison's bible Several of his favorite hymns were sung. among them Abide With Me" Lead. Kindly Light and Asleep in Jesus" The floral tributes Were many and beautiful. including a cross from the Washington !. 0. C. C. and an another from Mrs Love of Washington.
 THET GOT HIM.-There is prcba hI,, nc man in this town but realizes the necessity of raising q little exnensa fund for telegraphing. letter v1itina etc. in the interest of the statehood movement. Neither is there any one who Would throw cold water cn he work of the soliciting committee. stilI most men would rather dodge the com mittee and let their neighbors die m
 N hen the committee was out on Mon s.rl
 Where various CfiCe holders de busf- ness. Their presence was made known to one well known gentleman at the ether end of the building. At rbe same instant he received q .hurc1-' that he was wanted at the other end of town, and mounting his wheel rode away He put in the next two bo1,rs m the suburbs when he though the dan ser was all over and again sought his office Just before he reached it he ran plump into the whole committee and was bied for five dollar bill. He says now he wishes he had sa5 noIa 10 give for the gccd work, bat he hasn't.
 HIKING FOR LIBERTY.-Jas. Lud- low and C. A Clark were released from the county jail Tuesday morning II l0 o 'clGck, having completed sen tenIe ot several months for staa!i1.e T p4ahtity of clothing from the N-v- oTk Stcre. At g o'clock in the :f terhcon they Were in prime condition and laid before the city officers tb4ir piahs TOT future usefulness in tae world. By dark they were drunk md IF the city jail, where the officers Ibid oc-ore them their plans for sobs1.i,-,~ them up and punishing them for fl7afr most recent aouse of American ljber.y
 They had. during the preceding hor,,4s
 met q few friends" and yielded ro tempting hospitality. Yesterday the recorder heard their tales of Woe and l'tld before them another plan. wdi..h was that if they appeared in his court at o'clock this afternoon they wo.iId De $lVen a long sentence in the ..itv JalL The plan. however. allowed tran, to so on their own recoGnizance until that hour, and the officers intimated that II they appreciated their freq dom there was mighty good opDortr!- nity to hike for it if they were swift footed and sure and embraced it at once.
 DiCTRICT CQCRT.-Thera was very little doing in district court yesterday. ne case of John Pike Vs. James T. Gibson. a dispute over a couple of h9r- ses. was tried and submitted On the melton Cf the defendant the case cf J. $. Peterson vs. 2. B. Wilbur was continued. The case of William Chris ty vs. the Whipsaw Mining company Was reset for May h. On the motion of City Attorney Bul!ard the cases of the territory Vs. Lucas Magnani and Q. Magnani were dismissed. These eases had their origin in the police court where the defendants were found guilty and from which they took an appeal. Then there were the attach ments for alleged contempt against E. L. D. Hayois and (. Agner, an account Of which is printed in another column
 NEW CORPORATIONS S=Articles of the following corpora tions were filed in the CfIica Of the county recorder yester- day: The Mineral King Consolidated Mining company. capital stock. $10G0.- GOO. incorporat tors. E. c. White J R. Wilson. W. P. Henry, J. E. Hewston, and J. l.. Fields. Of San Francisco: Atlantic and Pacific Oi! company cap ital stock. $l.O00,0 coo irccrporators. F.