Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

ELECTRIC LIGHT POLES.-A crew of men in the employ of the Phoenix
 Light and Power company is engaged in planting new pole.> along Washing ton street
 POLICE COURT.-There WAS noth- ing demanding the attention of the city , recorder yesterday. the only raw le- Cruits in the city jail being too drunk to appear in court.
 VISITING RAILROAD MAN.-Mr. E. f. Horner. general passenger agent
 of the Nickel Plate railroad. whose
 offices are in Cleveland, is visiting the city en route to California. He expects
 to remain here until Thursday night.
 FESTIVE WAR VETERANS-Law-
 ten Camp No. 113. Spanish American
 War veterans. will give on Tuesday
 night. April 1st. in O'Neil hall their
 first annual social dance. All thos-
 who are interested in Lawton camp or
 who enjoy q good dance are cordially
 invited to attend.
 NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
 incOrpora ton of the Olympia Gold
 Mining company. limited, Were filed
 in the office of the county recorder yes
 terday. The capital stock is $1.:5G. 00c
 The incorporators are F. Floete. :. J.
 Griffis and c. H. Vernon of St. Paul.
 Articles were also filed of the Ray
 County Oil and Development company.
 with q capital stock of $500.0o0. The
 incorporators are r. J. Graham. T. S. Fraser. G. c. Mansur. C. B. Hughes.
 II. NJ Davis and A. Hughes of Rich mond. Mo.
 CHART SERMONS-Those i'll at tendance upon the revival services in , the First Christian church this week report a very interesting series of ser mons by Pastor Zumwalt. which h. vividly illustrates by large charts on the wall. The sermons on Monday and Tuesday night were mainly directed t" comparison of the old and the new covenants-the Mosaic law and the law of Jesus Christ Tonight his subject night The Gospel" Mrs Turney sang Hill Far Away" Mrs. DeMund wilt sing tonight.
 EVANS TELFORD. - Mr. H. D. Evans of Mesa City and Miss Mabel F. TeIford of Scottsdale were married at Scottsdale last evening. After the ceremony they came to Phoenix and ' bride is q most estima ole young lady. who has lived in Scottsdalc for some time. She is the daughter of Mrs. Emma Paddock Telford. Ii well known 1 writer and lecturer. The groom came here some years ago for the recupera- i tion of his health and engaged in
 ranchins near Mesa City in which bus i mess he has been eminentlY successful. : He is also fortunate in the complete i restoration of his health. The young ! couple have many friends in the val | ley, who will extend congratulations. | WOES OF X SOLDIER.-The trial of | Tom Buck, member of B company, | N G. A. for refusing to participate in 1 the annual parade of his company on ] February 22. when cr:ered 1o do so. | was begun in Justice Grays court yes 1 terday. The purpose of the prosecution
 under the territorial statute is to SC | cure d conviction and thus give an ob- | ject lesson in discipline, rather to inn pose a burdensome penalty on the de 1 fendant. Some of the miltiamen are | inclined to treat their obliga tions 1 lightly. Mr. Buck was defended by his 1 father. \. Buck. and Walter Kibbey.
 O. r. Morton representing the terri | tory. The trial is by jury. Efforts were | made on the part of the defense to show that the neglect was not willful. | but that the defendant could not at l tend the parade without sacrificing his position with his employer. The prose