Arizona republican., 1902-02-12

GUN CLUB SHOOT.-The regular weekly practice shoot of the Phoenix Gun club will be held at the traps east of town this afternoon. All visitors are welcome.
 HONEY AND WOOL-A carload of honey was sent to Burnett &, Co. Chi cago. Yesterday by J. T. Ivy via ths southern route and two carloads oi
 wool were shipped to Boston, also by he southern line.
 CATTLE SHIPMENTS special train of eighteen cars. of cattle was sent cut over the Nj. &, r. railroad yes terday for Csaviota. Cal. A train of ten carloads will be sent to Los Angeles today over the same line.
 KINGS DAUGHTEES.-The Kings Daughters of the Baptist church meet with Miss Mae Earle at the home Of Mrs. T. F.. Irvine. corner Of Symonds street and South Seventh avenue on Friday evening, Feb. Huh. Members will meet at the church at o'clock D. m., and go in body.
 SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR.-The ladies of the Christian church are highly elated over the success of their apron and fancy work bazaar yesterday. A great variety of needle work was dis played to the admirinE gaze of th" la lies of the city. The bazaar will be continued this afternoon, and refresh ments served. Last night a very en- tertain!ng programme was rendered by several faVorite vocalists Of Phoenix.
 PROBATE COURT-O. $. Wiley yesterday filed in probate court a pc tition for letters Of administration on the estate of his mother, Mrs. \. A. Wiley. The hearing in a double con test for letters of adm:nistrat tion on the estates of Joseph Hardy ard his wife. Jennie E. Hardy. will take place today. The applicants in the first named estate are Dr. l.. D. Dameron and Lloyd E. Christy: in the last es- tate. Robert r. Garnett and l.. l.. Plank.
 PHOENIX HAS A LAWYER-D. l.. Cunningham arrived here yesterday morning from Williams. and will spend Q day O. so in Phoenix. He will then go to Tucson. where ne expects to lo- cate and engage in the practice of law He has been practicing law in Williams for some time. but thinks the central or southern part of the terri tory offers better inducements. He might have been induced to stop in Phoenix. but since arriving here he discovered that Phoenix already has a lawyer.
 THE E. p. p. 6 C. $. RAILWAY Colonel NJ. II. McCord. J. J. Hodnett md Chief Engineer Patrick, of tEe Fl Paso. Phoenix and California South ern railway. went out on the right of way west of town and broke ground not very much, but just enough to com ! ply with the law, which requires that 1 the work of construction must be be gun within six months after the dec | laration of intention to build. if the builders desire to avail themselves of the tax exemption privilege. Tn this case about 100 feet of the right of way was reduced to grade. MT. Hodnett ! said last night that he was hopeful i that work might be soon actively begun and kept up until the line in Arizona l is completed.
 1 IN FAVOR OF PHOENIN-Mr. John 1 r. Joyce of the Terra Haute Gad.j ] Gazette. who arrived in the city d | week ago with his wife. who is suffer 1 ing from asthma, and her mother. left
 last night for home. He remained long | enoueh to get his family comfortably | iocated and to see a good deal Of the | town and the surrounding country
 The more he saw of it the better he | liked it. The climate was a never fail
 valuable advertiser of the town. MT ! u-z sR Rs RR Hp su ~