Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-13

subject of the sermon at s p. m. Every |
body is invited to attend these meet
ings.
OFF SEASON IN SNAKES.-Judge
| w. H. Barnes. the snake editor of The
Republican for the last four years, was
| in the city yesterday. This paper had
| been apprised of his coming and count
| ed upon a snake story for its readers
this morning. They were foreordained
| to disappointment, for Judge Barnes
said the snakes have all taken to the
| hills to shed their skins and otherwise
prepare for the assembling of the ter
ritorial convention in Tucson in Sep
| tember
| PROBATE COURT.-There was 4
return yesterday in the probate court
of the sale of real estate of the es-
tate OF "A. P. Snowman. 1t was set
for hearing on July %. A legatee of
the estate of Martin Smith made aft
davit and filed a receipt for his share
of the estate. The annual account Of
| the administrator of the estate of
James w. Harlow was filed and set
for hearing July %. The annual ac-
count and report of the surviving part
ner of Harlow was filed.
| NEW RATIONS.-Articles of
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the office of the county recorder yester-
day: Arizona Oil and Mineral company.
capital stock $4,000, incorporators, H.
B. Kersting, Shirley Christy R. F. Doll
and L. o. Wiley; Alexandra Mining
company, capital stock 100000. incor-
porators. H. ]. Wilkins, w. S. Bartlett
and c. r. Peabody OF Boston, The
| North Star Gold Mining company. CAPT.
tai stock 1000, 900, incorporators, W. Nj.
! Davis, T: A. Hughes and j. S. Munsell.
| TAKES IT PHILOSOPHICALLY
James Winters of Morristown, who ar
rived here yesterday morning, was one
of the victims of the fire there the day
before. He said he had about 800 worth
of clothes, all of which were destroyed
and he was glad of it. For the las.
two months he has been coming to the
conclusion that Gee string was about
all the clothes he needed here in the
summer. but he did not have the cour-
age to peel down to the issue. Now is
his golden opportunity. There isn't
much left to peel.
THE FIVE POINTS SCHOOL
HOUSE.-Nothing was done yesterday
in the matter of the Five Points school
house, which was destroyed by fire on
Thursday. H. P. De Mund of the board
of trustees, who has been out of town
since before the fire, returned to the city
yesterday morning, but no agreement
was reached with the contractors, and
it is quite likely that the dispute as to
who is to bear the loss will be settled
by law. 1t will not be very bitter dis
pute and will determine only what the
trustees can legally do in the matter.
) FIRE AT MORRISTOWN.-The res
idence of ]. E. Morrice, together with
! its contents, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday Mrs. Morrice had prepared
the monday meal and gone across the
, street to a neighbors. leaving her two
, small children in the house. Mr.
Graves, teamster in the employ of
Mr.. Morrice, was coming to'dinner and
:, discovered the house in flames. He
, also noticed the two children coming
out and supposing the mother to be in
the burning building he rushed in. and
in his heroic search was severely burn
= ed about the face and body. The loss
! was complete. There was no insur-
| ance.
POL1CEaOCRT-Gen Sammin was
arrested again yesterday on complaint
: cf ]. w. Canning for cruelty to ami
. mails, the complainant alleging that
Gene is now driving another horse that
is not in condition to work A con-
tinuance of the case till next week was
. asked for and granted. Juan Bordosa
: was arrested yesterday afternoon fol
drunkenness by Marshal Kinney He
pleaded guilty and was sent below fol
five days. After his conviction and be-
, fore locking him up the police searched
l him and found comb and brush in his
coat pocket that he had stolen but 4
5 little while before at the Senate saloon
1t was also learned that Juan was re-
: Gently waited down here from Prescott
where he had just finished serving j
I twenty-five day sentence
HAZARDS HARD LUCK-Johr
Hazard called a t this Office yesterda,
and said he thought it unfair for peo-
l pie to jump to conclusions too quick
t ly. He had reference to the report cir
culated Friday that he was supposed tC
be the party guilty of driving Council
= man Sanders horse out in the country
He says he never saw Mr.. Sanders rie
and his own horse and buggy was un-
tied the same night. The police founC
1t loose on the street with the rome il
: the buggy the same as with the San
ders' rig. and put the animal in the
city corral, where he got it the mex
II day. He says he walked home think.
: ing he would find his horse somewhere
: along the road. He says that instead
T. Of being horsethief he is a fellow vic.
: tim OF Mr.. Sanders and presuma bly, the
; victim of the same culprit.
10 If interested in silks or silk goods
look over the a6 of tho ParIip