Arizona republican., 1902-10-09

GUN CLUB SCORES-The following scores wer made at the practice of the Phoenix Gun club yesterday afternoon: Aiken, 10 10 10 9 10; Harrison, 10 9 s; Tanner, ' 10 '; Buckingham, 1 6 6.
 MRS. TEATS' LECTURE.-Mrs. M. E. Yeats in her lecture on Purity in Lie" at the First NJ. E. church next Friday evening will afford an evening Of profitable entertainment for all who hear her. There will be no admission fee.
 NEW LITIGATION.-Two new suits were filed in the district court yester- day. The first was by R. H. Campbell against J. J. Gardner and others and the second by Katie Kearney against J. H. Zeuner both for recovery on notes.
 PLEADED GUILTY-Juanita Silzell who was arrested for selling liquor without a license at the road house on the Tempe road north of EastIake park, appeared in Justice Grays court yesterday and pleaded guilty to the charge. She was fined twelve dollars.
 ONE DRUNK.-The police court docket yesterday was confined to one case, that of the well known John Doe. who was drunk the night before and bought his liberty with four dollars cash bail. He deemed the liberty well worth the money and failed to appear i" court.
 A BIENNIAL DINNER.-It has been the custom of the ladies oi the M. E.. church, south, to serve a dinner on the day of the fall election. so that the strength and spirits of the candi- dates may be kept up. That custom will not be departed from this year. Thus, however the election may turn out, the day will not be wholly lost.
 WICKENBURG ALL RIGHT.-Dick Wick Hall is down from Wickenburg and says that little city is all right and her future is getting better every day. He predicts that the coming winter will see the installation of some big mining enterprises including work on the OrO Grande reduction plant. He once more repeats that he stands ready to back up his statements relative to the richness of the Orc Grande mine.
 DISTRICT COURT.-The applica- ton of Mary Hyder for a receiver of the business of her husband, and John Hyder, an action in connection with a suit for maintenance was continued in the district court yesterday until October TO- The application of R. E. Perry against the Arlington Canal company for a temporary injunction was denied with leave to the plaintiff to renew his application in the event the defendant deprives him of water.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder pes terday: Puerte River Timber com pany capital stock s270,OOO incorpor- ators D. R. Smith, F. P. Crane and c. B. Smith; Pacific Coast Mining com pany, capital stock $1, 100000. incOrpora- tors G. w. Barnes, E. E. Andrews and C. P. Collins; Portage Lake and Calu- ment Development company, capital stock s10OO.0OO, in corporators J. Funkey, w. H. Mason and J. E. O'Neill.
 NOT FAIR PLAY. - Everybody knows Gaspard and everybody will sympathize with him in his latest mis- fortune He sleeps in a room on Wall street and couple of nights ago while he was in dreamland some human rep tile slipped into his room and stole the only comforter he had to protect his weary flesh and bones from the frigid- ity of this season. When the frost be- gan to nip his toes he awoke and dis covered his loss. Huh" he said, "I guess I better get up and put on my