Arizona republican., 1902-06-22

those opposed to the shutting up Of the road houses are talking of testing the constitutionality Of the law under which the election is to be held.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of | incorporation of the Buckeye Oil and 1 Gas company were fled in the office Of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $4C0.000 and the incorpo- rators are ]. B. Adkins. H. II. Adkins and D. E. Fisher. of Allen county. Ohio. Articles were also filed of the Federal Supply company. with a capi- tai stock Of $5GG9.00 COG. The in>orpora- tors are C. ]. l.. Cressman, J. Wolf " 1 c. Neimcyer. W. B. Walker. N. ?. Brcen. A. Belford and C. Sterline. CT | Chicago.
 ANOTHER CESS POOL VICTIM As Dr. Slusher was unhitching a horse belonging to John Pike. about o'clock Friday night, he accidentally led the horse into an old, dry cess pocl. The 7. horse broke through and landed at the i bottom. pr. Richmond was called to engineer the process of raising him out which he succeeded in doing after about two hours of hard work. The horse was just able to stand, with some assistance, and may recover, although he was in an exceedingly cramped po- sition fer a long time.
 STATEHOOD IN DECEMBER. - Chairman B. Heyman, Of the statehood committee of the beard of trade, yes terday evening received a telegram from B. A. Fowler saying the statehood fight had been abandoned fer the ses- sion. on the general agreement that it would be granted in December. The i meaning of the telegram is not quite clear. It is uncertain whether a suhi- Cient number Of congressman have agreed to the passage Of the bill or whether the friends of the admission of the territories quit the fight in con- | fidence that they could secure the pas sage of the bill in December.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Second avenue and Jefferson street. Public worship at Il q. ID. and D. m. Pastors morning theme. "Thes Many in One" Bible school 9:45 q. IT.. E. ?. Y. L. D. m,
 Miss Nellie McFan. leader At the morning service will be read q letter of great interest to this church. from the Home Mission society At the ev- ening service the theme will be The Blessings Of Temperance" with five minute talks by pr. Pratt. Dr. Them 2s. Rev. Messrs. Sevier. Elliott and Halsey. If you are interested in the ef- fort to close some Of the saloons in the suburbs you cannot afford to miss this meeting. A cordial invitation to ali.
 THE ROARkE ESTATE-A deci- sion was rendered in the probate court yesterday on the annual account Of c. ! II. Christy. administrator of the estate Of James Roarlze The statement was submitted some months ago and was 1 contested by the heirs of the estate. i The contest occupied 3 considerable time, and since then the account has been under consideration. Several items of the account were objected to, but the more important ones were S5.100 which the administrator had paid William Christy as his one-fourth in tcrest in the proceeds O. the safe Of the
 ?. R. brand Of cattle belonging to the estate. The item was modified to about $5.IG0. Objection was also made that
 the administrator had not charged
 William Christy enough as his share of l the expense of the gathering of the remnant of the cattle on the range ai- ter the administrator took charge.
 This amount was increased bv the
 court by little more than $100, af- jfecting the account between the admir-
 istrator and William Christy by about $1.5G0. Unless this judgment Of the icourt is appealed from, the ROurke es-
 tate, which has been in court for seE-
 10 settlement.