Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

AT DORIS THEATER-K the hypnotist. gave another pleasing per .formance last night at Doris theater.
 CATTLE SHIPMENT.-Six cars of cattle were sent out last night via the Vi. &c P. road. One car was billed 60 Yuma, the rest to California.
 FOR FIEEMEN'S BALL.-A general meeting of the members Of the fire de- partment has been called for Tuesday night, March Il, to prepare for the an nual department ball that will be held on the evening ot the iIth.
 COUNTRY CLJB.-The usual Sat urday afternoon programme will ob- tain at the Country club this af1er- noon ami q large attendance is eX- pected. Mrs. + ?. Anewalt and Mrs. J. W. Evans will serve refreshments.
 THE GUN CLUB.-Thc regular weekly practice shoot af the Phoenix Gun club will be held at the traps to- morrow afternoon al o'clock. The third contest for the Peters trophy will he held and full attendance is ex- pectcd.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the American Land and Cattle company were filed in the = The capital stock is S5O009o The in corporators are $. NJ. 4lcCowan. T.. S McCowan. Emma McCovan and Kath- erine McCoWn.
 PROBATE COJHT.-The final ac- count of tha administrator Of the es- tate of Samuel Huntinton was filed ia probate court yesterday The es- tate consists of about $2.GG0 in cash. MT. Huntington same here as the gen l eral manager of tiie Phoenix mine but q year ago resigned that position on account Of i'll health. He soon after ward went to Los Angeles. where he died last summer.
 JUDGE STREETS LAW OFFICES. On the expiration of his term of office, March 21. Judge Street will re- sume the practice Of law in Phoe- nix. Chambers are being fitted up for him ia the third story of the Elem ing block and t is understood that Captain J. l.. E. Alexander will be as sOciated with him The offices viii con s!st of four rooms. two suites. enc uf which was formerly occupied by the territorial auditor and the board of control.
 A PLEASING PARTT-AIr. and Mrs. II. L. BiXbT gave q party and ball Thurs day evening tc a number of young peo- pie at the club house of the Country club. The party was given in honor of the Misses Parsons and Mir. J. Harvey Parsons of New York There was good music and delightful refreshments and altogether it was q most enjoyable evening. The parsons family left last evening fcr California. promising to visit their many friends in Phoenix again next winter.
 REMINISC CENCE-A correspondent writing to The Republican says: The Republican of yesterday in it's notice of the death of Mr. Kalfus of this city and in speaking of him having been q good and conscientious confederate soldier brings to our remembrance that on the 7th of last May he marched at the head Of the procession of eX- union boys in blue" He also went to the railroad to meet President Me Kinley and welcomed him to the city. Such actions speak louder than words of the present loyalty Of those who were enemies but now vie with those who were conquerors."
 FRANK ?. TURNER DEAD-Franl. E. Turner Of Denver died te last night this rooms on West Adams street. ! between Fifth and Sixth avenues. oi Valvular heart disease Mir Turner was enc of the best known mining experts in the west. He made the first demon