Arizona republican., 1902-10-28
D. S. LANDS.
 Observer.

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to Luiz ! Crijalva and Maria Chavel.
 REVIVAL SERVICES.-The revival ! services now being held at the Free ] Methodist church. corner Adams and ! Fifth streets. by Bishop l.. P. Hart and l wife are increasing in interest and | everybody is invited to attend them. SERVICES AT COUNTY HOSPITAL | Last Sunday afternoon religious ser ! vices were held at the county hospital bypmembers of the First Nj. F.. church. ! They were much enjoyed by the in- mates. who hope for more services in | the future. and as often as convenient, | by the different denominations.
 TO RENEW A JUDGEMENT Suit ] was brought in the district court yes terday by the MariCopa Loan and Trust company against John Eyrich to renew a judgment obtained against him five | years ago. Il amounted at that time to $1,111.9S with interest and costs and attorneys fees. The amount sued for now is S2,49697.
 SPECIAL TRAINS.-The NJ. x P. 6, $. F. V. railroad ran a special train down from Mesa last mint for the ac- Commodation of those who desired to attend the SouSa concert and another fer the accommodation of democrat GGmpaigners who held a meeting on
 the south side, while a third special tOCk Mr. SoUsa and his band to Mari copG after the concert.
 DEATH OF A PIONEER. - Mrs.
 Francisco C. Sotelo died Sundayevening at 42S South Second street of drOpsy. and her funeral at the Catholic church yesterday afternoon was largely at tended by friends and old settlers. She was highly respected, and was one of the oldest residents of this city She came to Arizona in 1866 before Phoenix was surveyed or a house built ca the tOwnsite.
 4 TEACHER IN DEMAND.-Th trustees Of the Buckeye school dis trict would like to have a teacher. Miss Georgia Niaut. who has been teaching the school surprised the board yester- day by presenting her resignation. She will remain with the school until an ether teacher can be procured. but she wants one to be found as soon as pos sible. The boatd now wants an exper- fenced teacher and would prefer a man.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Cracker Eagle Gold Mining compny, capital stock S1.5OO, 900, incor- porators D. L. Killen, w. H. Heppe and F. FOntaiIe of Oregon; Fl Capitan oil company, capital stock $50j, 900. incor- pCTators D. Dickinson and W. F. Mil Ter of Wisconsin; Elsinora Mining and Milling company, capital stock $S00,000. incorrorators J. N. Friedman and J. w. Corl of Pennsylvania.
 TRANSFER OF A CASE.-The case of Jesus Orosco, charged with the com mission of a misdemeanor two years ego, was taken to the court of Justice Gray yesterday on a change of venue. Orosco was arrested by accident at Tucson a few days ago while Officer Lee Redwine was looking for another man. Just what OrOsCo has done is not clear, but he is to be tried for some thing if any of the witnesses against him are still alive.
 BOSTON CAPITAL.-W. l. Rand. weH-known mining engineer of Boston, who was here several weeks ago look ing for a mining property for Boston capitalists, returned a few days ago and has now gone down to southern Pinal county to report on a group of claims in the vicinity of the old Jack Rabbit mine. Mir. Rand is an old friend