Arizona republican., 1902-11-01


 assist. consisting of Miss Utley, so- prano; Mrs. Sloan, alto; Mir. Ingles, tenor; and Mr. Andrews, bass. Their first regular practice was held last night, and the chorus will furnish the music for tomorrow's services.
 OSTRICH FARM.-The ostrich farm exhibition rooms will be opened to the public today at 10 o'clock, and after to- day will be open all day during the season. The exhibit is in a handsome little building near the exhibition farm a block north of the west end of the street car line.
 WRECK PICTURES Photographers Hartwell & Hamaker have taker g number of fine pictures of the M. & P. wreck at the Tempe bridge, the nega- tives being in great variety and show ing the wreck from various view points. The Pullman sticking out into space forms very unusual picture even among wreck scenes.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Ser vices at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow will be as follows: Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee. Special music at both services by chorus choir under the leadership O. Mir. Benham. The morning offertory sole will be sung by MT. Ingles, and that in the evening by Miss Utley. Y. P. s. C. E. meeting at 6:30 ?. m. A cordial invitation is given to all these services.
 A SHORT VISIT.-Tom Carrigan superintendent of the Congress Gold Company's railroad and Dave Morgan, foreman of the Congress mine came down on yesterday afternoons special returning home again on this morn ing's train. They came down just be- cause they wanted to and had the op- portunity. MT. Morgan said he had been sticking pretty close to his work and hadn't seen anything green for two years till he came to Phoenix. He had reference, however to the flora oi the country and not it's inhabitants.
 WAS DISCHARGED-Or the Mexican who was brought back from Tucson on a misdemeanOr charge, was tried in Justice Gray's court yesterday and discharged. Witnesses were sum moned the day before, and but one ap- peared in court yesterday, even the arresting officer being absent at the time. The lone witness testified that on October Is. 1901, the defendant bought seven glasses of beer at Bor- doni's saloon and refused to pay for them. He was arrested at once, since which time the witness never saw him till he was brought back from Tucson. Whatever became of the former case was not shown by the prosecution or anyone else, and the matter Eent by default.
 SUSPECTED OF INSANITY.-The trial of Mrs. Guadalupe Quijada was begun in probate court yesterday af- ternoon. The evidence did not disclose that she was crazy, but as she had nn place to go she was sent to the county jail to be held >to November ,, when she will be tried again. The complain ant against her did not appear at all There were three women who swore that they were afraid of her. and one of them sworc that she did not believe the woman was insane. The woman | herself acted queer, but it was not known whether she was off her balance or whether she was feigning | insanity. She was once in the asylum and it is learned that she wants to gc | back. In the complaint it was stated that she had habit of building fires at unusual times and in unusual | places. She has q baby about eight months old which she keeps in a trunk | for greater security.
 | AN INDUSTRY INTERFEREI WITH.-Marshal Kinney and Office, | Russell broke into a growing bicycl. | business yesterday and arrested tn, proprietors, Jesus Gomez and hi! younger brother Manuel Gomez. Tn, Gomez brothers. who live south O town. have for a long time been sus pected of being illicitly engaged in tn bicycle business. Yesterday mornini Officer Russell solved any doubt h might have entertained on the subjec and arrested the brothers. He foun' in their possession a couple of wheel or parts of two wheels, one of whic has been identified as the property c w. F. Van Meter. riding saddle we, also found in their possession. Tn, paint had been scratched off of botl wheels, though on the Van Meter bicy cle there was a trace of blue on tn
 rim. There was also found a nam
 plate of a wheel that has been missin
 for some time but no other part of
 was brought to light. The brother
 were arraigned before Justice Burnet and pleaded not guilty. They will b tried today.
 NEW SECTION DIRECTOR.-Mr
 and Mrs. M. F. Blystone arrived he1 yesterday morning from Springfield
 H., and are already at home on Mort
 Fourth avenue. MT. Blystone is til
 new director of the Arizona section .
 the Weather bureau service, appointe
 to succeed Section Director Burns, wh
 was called to Washington for a for,