Arizona republican., 1902-03-18

THE WOMAN'S CLUB.-'The Wom- ans club will meet this afternoon at ? o'clock at the residence of Mrs. D. E. Heard.
 WAITING TELEGRAMS.-There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph company for Joseph L. Nichols. w. O- Manson. William fIeinecke and C. T. Lucklow LICENSED TO WED-AIa1riage li- censes were issued yesterday to Will jam J. Reynolds and Amy Ellen Cole man and to James l.. Brammer and Zella Cole. The latter couple is from WickenburG.
 KING'S DNTGHTERS.-T Kings Iaughters oc the Baptist church will give another of their popular rec=p- tons on Thursday evening. the 20th inst. at the church. An unusually at tractive programme is in preparation.
 POLICE COURT.-There was oniy one case in police court yesterday. John Doe. who was previously arrest ad for disturbing the peace and allowed to go on his own .ccognizance- He Was not present at court time and will he picked up later with warrant.
 MORE LIGHT.-It is quite likely that within week the electric ligh, company will turn on a current from it's new power plant. One Of the plants is not yet finished and will not be completed fer some time. but the other will be in operation by next Sun day.
 w. C. T. T.. NEETING.-The No- mans Christian Temperance union will hold its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:;;U o'clock in the reading room. corner of Center and Monroe streets. Interesting programme. Sub ject. Sunday School Temperance. Leader. Mrs. Rice.
 LADIES TEA.-The regular monthly tea given by the ladies Of the First II. E. church will be held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kyle. S50 East Washington street. All the ladies are invited to come and spend pleasant afternoon and strangers in the city will be made especially welcome.-
 ARE AFTER OII..-It is said nearly all the available oil lani ill the Vicih- ity of Camelbacl; mountain has been located by prospective millionaires- Several parties were out there on Sun day driving stakes and in one or two instances there was great rivalry to see who could get their locations made first on particularly desirable land.
 PREFERRED THE DAYS.-D:ego Castenaro was in Justice Burnett's court yesterday charged with having broken the Sabbath by being drunk and fighting. He made no defense and was fined s or he was allowed to choose the alternative of seven days. There was really no choice about it for Diego had spent all his money getting inco the trouble.
 PROBATE COURT-The will of E.r- nest N. Hazard was admitted to pro- abte yesterday and letters of adIninis- | tration were issued to Anita T.. HaZ- | ard. Notice to creditors was ordered. ! \ petition for distribution was filed in l the estate of Sarah King. The annual account of the guardian of Florence Emma Walker was filed. Several other matters set for hearing were continued. GONE TO E,NVER.-Alr. and Mrs. A W. Bailey and AIr and Mrs. W. O.. | i3rinker left for Denver on this morn 1 ing's :. F.. P. & P. train. AIr. Bailey
 was until recently manager of the | Hotel Adams and returns to Denver.
 where he has property and which he has made his home for years. MT 1 Brnker was chief clerk of the Hotel many friends who regret their depart
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 NEW FORCE INSTALLED--J. C. Adams. who has assumed the active