Arizona republican., 1902-09-10

THREE DRUNKS.-The police cap tured three trunks last night, two men and a woman.
 SOCIAL.-The ladies of Sunshine lodge, No. :, will give an ice cream social at the A. O. U. w. hall Wednes- day evening, September 10.
 NEW CITIZENS. - Naturalization papers were taken out in the district court yesterday by Michael Ruiz and .Anselmo Billa. both minors.
 A LAWN SOCIAL.-The ladies of the Baptist church will hold a lawn social tonight on the lawn at the residence of Mir. J. H. Wood, Ice cream will be served.
 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.-T city board of equalization began it's labcrs Monday night. a session to be held each evening. Thus far, however, the work has been formal, with but lit tie progress made.
 R-MUIR.-Married at the residence of Dr. w. H. Ward, at S:S0 o'clock last evening, Miss May Muir 70 MT. Roy Bowyer, Rev. MT. COwan off, ciating. The bride and groom are pop ular young people of this city.
 SALVATION ARMY.-The good work of the Salvation Army is still making hCadway. Quite a number of new faces are coming on the platform, good crowds gather nightly to listen to the gospel songs and testimonies of the different christian workers which gather there. Ensign and Mrs. West acott. assisted by the local workers, are busy at their annual harvest thanksgiving effort, believing the good citizens of Phoenix will rally to their help in this effort.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of incorporation of the New Consolidated Oil company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s10.O00 900; the incor- porators are c. T. Holman, B. H. Sackett and H. N. Brenton of Chicago. Articles were also filed of the Iowa Mining and Milling company, with a capital stock of Sl,OOO.0OO. The incor- porators are H. H. Schneider, L. M. Williams and E. F. Irish of Chicago.
 PHOENIX FOR HEALTH.-Mr.a and Mrs. Joseph Fassler and Mrs. Fassler's mother arrived here Monday morning from San Francisco. MT. Fassler left for home again on last evenings N. and P. train. His wife and her mother will remain here for some time, as the former is just recovering from a sick spell and came here for climatic bene fits. Mr. Fassler is one of the largest milk dealers in San Francisco supply ing the hotels. hospitals and other large institutions with that very important article of diet.
 POLICE COURT.-Loretto Garabo and Diego Castenada were yesterday sentenced by the city recorder to serve eight days each in the city jail for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Their offense consisted in sitting on the bank of a ditch at the corner of Bu- chanan and First streets and bowling for about three hours in fruitless en- deavor to sing. The so-called concert greatly disturbed a sick woman who resides in the vicinity. Incidentally the concert was no treat for other neighbors who were not sick.
 CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.-With this issue of The Republican another candidate for the office of sheriff pre- sents his card to the republicans of the county. It is J. G. Hardin, who for the last eighteen years has resided in the county and been largely interested in it's material development. He has en- gagged in both ranching and mining and is now following both occupations. He has a ranch and station on the Arizona canal and is interested in mines in this and other counties. He says he has nc