Arizona republican., 1902-02-27


 tai stock. $3.OOO,00O incorporators. w
 F. Hale, F. B. Long and F. F.. Me Creary. McKittrick and Port Hartford Oil and Pipe Line company. capital
 stock $500 OOO; incorpora tors. R, $. Ash
 ton. J. B. Bade, C. Bickard and others | of. California.
 | FEELS AN INTEREST IN ARI- ZONA.-In letter to pr. Lewis Halsey
 acknowledging receipt of an invitation
 to the annual banquet O. the Arizona | society of the Sons Of the American | Revolution, Walter s. Logan of New York, the ranking officer of the society. says: ''I wish Arizona were not 5000 miles and a weeks time from New York. It would give me great pleasure to attend your banquet if I could. have d warm place in my heart for all l Arizona people and for Sons of the American Revolution everywhere
 Kindly express to the members of your society my best wishes both for the success of the society and for their in- dividual prosperity. If any of you ever come to New York my office, my house and my heart are open to you
 LEYHE- E-ELIIOTT.-Mr. Albert B.
 Leyhe and Miss Nellie Elliott were
 married Tuesday evening at the par
 scnase of the First Methodist church,
 Rev. C. V. Cowan officiating. The cer-
 emony was witnessed by only q few
 friends. The contracting parties arc
 both from Lancaster. Mo, the groom
 having been here for several months, engaged in the practice of law. The
 bride arrived but few days ago. They are most estimable young people and will make Phoenix their home.
 AFTER A YEARS ABSENCE.-Mr
 Ben T. Gillett. who has lived in Risbee for the last year. joined the pilgrimage of Shriners and came back to Phoenix last week for two weeks visit with his family and old acquaintances. MT. Gillett, since going to Bisbee, has been in charge of the Copper Queen com pany's tailoring department, an insti- tuition that is carrying on hatterinE business. Malcolm Gillett. who is d draughtsmar in the surveyor generals office at Tucson, will become a Phoenix resident again as soon as the office is moved to Phoenix.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS' SOCIAL Notwithstanding the indictment wealth CT on Tuesday night quite a number of young people gathered in the par lors of the First Christian church to enjoy the entertainment given by the local Good Templars lodge. After q ! most interesting programme. refresh ments were served. consisting of de licious hot coffee and home made cake. ! Following the refreshments. those ! present indulged in q lauChable game. ! in which each performer was required to illustrate some couplet from Mother Goose. on d blackboard. while the ! others guessed what the artist was trying to draw. Those contributing tO ! the programme were Burtoh brothers, | guitar duet: Miss Nellie NIcFall reef 1 tation; C. F. Dearsley. vocal solo, and Leon Benham, piano selection. Both MT Dearsley and MT. Benham were to respond to encores. MT. Dearsley singing Rocked in the Cra-i dle of the Deep.
 TRIAL IN PROGRESS-An interest ing trial is in progress in Justice Iray's court. involving the ownership 1f Q lot on South Seventh street, on which there is a little adobe house. The property was owned b. the sup posed wife of Santiago Berryesa. 'She turned it over to Mexican woman gho. in turn. turned it over 10 Berry .sa for seventeen and one-aaif tons of nay. She claims the hay was in pay nent for the property. Berlyesa claims hat the hay was left with him on sale when a buyer could be found at the erms wanted by the woman, and that my proceeds of hay sales were to be lpplied on the price of the property. He says but q small part Of the hay ias been sold. as the woman would 1ot permit it to be disposed of a the mar Set price. The suit Is to oust the wO- nan from the property. which now eems to be in her possession. TEci rial is before jury. and is still in he stage of taking testimony.