Arizona republican., 1902-09-19

SOCIAL DANCE-The Social Dance club will give a ball this evening at Eastlake park pavilion.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriag li- censes were issued yesterday to Se- cudino Madril and Ramona Moreno.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE.-The Epworth League of the First M. E. church will hold business meeting and social to- night at the residence of Bert Kerr, near the camp meeting grounds.
 SAW THE COUNTRY-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDermott returned yes terday morning from their summer va cation on the coast. They took in the country as far north as Seattle.
 A LOS ANGELES VISITOR.-F. J. Norton of Los Angeles is in the city with President F. M. Murphy and party. MT. Norton is assistant attor- ney of the Santa Fe coast lines, with headuuarters in Los Angeles
 VAGRANT WHEELS.-The police have in their possession two vagrant bicycles which were picked up having no visible owners. One is a ladies wheel and the other is of the masculine persuasion. though in an emergency a lady could ride it.
 FOR SUNDAY FIGHTING.-Harry Scott and Carlos Serrano, who broke into the harmony of the Sunday night concert at the plaza. were brought into Justice Burnett's court yesterday on a change of venue from the court of Jus tice Gray. Their trial was set for next Monday.
 A COMMITTEE MEETING-The re- publican county central committee has been called to meet at Judge Kibbey's office on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of electing a chairman and secretary and otherwise getting ready for the campaign. It is also de- sirable that all the candidates meet with the committee at that time.
 HAVE COME TO LIVE.-Joseph Schween and family are among the late arrivals from Chicago, and have come for the purpose of making Phoenix their home. MT. Schween is an engraver by profession and has been in the em- ploy of Huergens Bros. x Co., one of the leading art printing houses of Chi cago. He is an old friend Of w. w. Green of this city.
 NEW CHOIR.-Choriste L. w. Cog gins of the Baptist church has organ ized new choir for the coming winter, composed of Mrs. Cooper, soprano; Mrs. Foote, alto; Dr. Dodsworth. tenor, and MT. Coggins, bass. Mrs. FOCte and Mrs. Cooper have not yet returned from their summer vacations, but their services have been secured and re- hearsals will begin as soon as they ar rive. These singers are all well known locally. and the church is to be con- gAatulated on securing them.
 THE COMING OF MIR. MAXWELL MT. George H. Maxwell will arrive in the city next Wednesday, when meet committee will be held and further steps will be taken in the direction of the construction of the TOnto Basin reservoir. When MT. Maxwell was last here he thought he would return about September 16 On account of the poli- ticaI excitement which it was foreseen would prevail about that time his visit was postponed.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the Elk Horn Gold Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $1,5O0. GOO; the incorpora- tors are A. E. Huntington, G. L. Hunt ington and W. J. Johnson of Minne- apolis. Articles were also filed of the Ethel Mining company, with capital stock of S1 .O0O, 900; the incorporatOrs are H. l.. Gilmour, G. w. Stead and D. w. Thorn of Philadelphia. The articles of