Arizona republican., 1902-01-01

Will be shipped to the Cudahy company
| at Los Angeles over the Santa Fe to-
| day The business at the sheriff's office
| Is not very lively just now. If it were
not for that cattle ranch it would per-
haps have to go into bankruptcy.
| A COMING EVENT.-Many readers
Will be pleased to know that Bishop
Hamilton of the Methodist Espicopal
church, who presided at the conference
held in Phoenix two years ago. and who
while here lectured on The Achieve
ments of the Nineteenth Century, will
stop off in Phoenix on his way to. Mex
| leo and deliver lecture for the benefit
| OF the choir on Tuesday, January IA. at
the First M. K. church. Arrangements
have not all been perfected as yet. but
| he will no doubt be heard by a large
audience.
| PROBATE COURT.-G. H. n. Luhrs
guardian of the estate of Patrick Lamb
an insane person. filed his annual ac-
count in probate court yesterday. The
same guardian also filed an annual ac-
count in the estate Of ]. c. H. Luhrs.
who is also insane. Both accounts were
set for hearing on January 13. The
annual account of j. NJ. Swetnam,
guardian of Therza Evans. an inmate
of the insane asylum. was filed and the
hearing was set for the same date. The
estate of Robert Goodwillie, which has
| been before the court for some time.
was closed and and order of distribu-
ton was made.
| WILL START RIGHT.-Mr. Arthur
McDermott, a scientific meat-cutter a
| Hurley's shop. will start off the new
year properly for people will today be-
| gin calling him papa" Probably not
| less than a thousand people will try
70 ~,
about the son that arrived some time
yesterday and announced that this is
just the climate he has been looking for.
Arthur told the kid to make himself
at home, grab a cleaver and at once
prepare to cut meat, for butchers
| life is one of activity and getting
next" cannot begin too early in the
game.
NEW CORPORATIONS of
| the following corporations were filed in
the office of the county recorder yes
| terday: The Jumbo Bonanza Mining
company. capital stock. 81 900 900: in
| corporators. p. H. Dureack, L. Clark.
J. II. Russell. ]. f. Rhein and ]. A.
Herrera of FL Paso- The Atlas Trans
portation and Oil company, capital
stock. $1,000. 900; incorporators, p. S.
Hairston, f. p. Ward and G. G. Will
liams of St. Louis. The Umatilla Con-
solidated Gold and Copper Mining com
pany of Montana, capital stock, $780,,
600; incorporators. J. p. and o. NJ.
Holmes and J. H. Calderhead of Mon
tana.
AN EXCITING INCIDENT-An ex-
citing incident occurred yesterday af-
ternoon on North First avenue in
which a lady narrowly escaped injury
by fractions horse. Mrs. NJ. Aldridge
in. che
was overtaken by Mr.. ]. A. Plattner.
who was driving a horse in a sulky.
the animal evidently not being the tam
est beast in the world. AS the two We
hicles were about opposite Mr.. Platt-
ner's horse baked and throwing him
self on Mrs. Aldrich's buggy in some
manner broke off the high backed seat
of that vehicle. Mr.. Plattner's horse
then righted himself and started north
on First avenue at a lively pace. The
driver did not stop to pick up his hat.
but just continued to drive.
a TROPHY HUNG UP.-Secretary
w. L. Pinney of the Phoenix Gun club
received beautiful $50 medal or trophy
from the Peters Cartridge company.
donated by the company, to be shot for
by members of the gun club here dur
| ing the year 1902 under handicap condi-
tions. which will be agreed upon at the
annual meeting OF the club next Tues
day evening. The medal is a beautiful
work of the goldsmith's art. A minia-
ture high grade cartridge shell is pro-
duced in natural colors and suspended
from this is solid gold imitation clay
target. the face of which is engraved
with the words. Phoenix Gun Club.
| Phoenix, Ariz., Peters Trophy, 1902"
| The back bears the words. Presented
| to the Phoenix Gun club by the Peters
| Cartridge Co. Cincinnati. o." The
medal becomes the property Of the first
shooters winning it five times. 1t will
probably be shot for once a month a
one of the clubs regular weekly prac
tice shoots.
SLIGHT MATRIMONIAL BOOM
Yesterday was a period of more than
average activity in the marriage Ii
| cense business in probate court.
| Licenses were issued to Charles NJ. Hall
and Mrs. Anna FELTON,. both of Mesa.
| They were married on the spot by
Judge Langston; John r. Leavitt and
Lucy Z. HouSh, Frank Hawkins and
Mary Simpson The last named bride
| is a resident of Los Angeles and will
| arrive in the city this morning. Mr..
| Hawkins is the steward of the Mari
| copa club. This wedding has been on
| the tapis fer some time, but has been
| postponed by circumstances over which
Mr.. Hawkins had no control or rather
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