Arizona republican., 1902-03-12

GUEST OF FRANK CON.-Mr. Charles C. Crowley, chief of detectives
 for the Southern Pacific system. spent yesterday in Phoenix. the guest Ot
 Frank Cox.
 FUNERAL OF ROY SULLIVAN The funeral of Roy X. Sullivan will be held this afternoon at , o'clock at the undertaking parlors of X. J. Bradley. The Knights of Pythias vii. have charge of the funeral and will attend in q body
 A FAST HORSE.-Georse Loring' $ geIding. Surprise. in the course of working on the track yesterday made q mile in 2:2" flat. The time was taken by Mr. w. Y. Baker. nf the Columbus, O.. Driving Park association. Surprise is believed 10 be one of the fastest. if not the fastest trotter in the territory.
 SERVICE AT INDIAN SCHOOL At the United States Indian school on Sunday afternoon Rev. pr. Lewis Hal sey gave brief talk at an out-oi-door service. and a quartette. Mrs. Embree, Mrs Thompson. Dr. Dodsworth and MT. Coggins. with Miss Halsey as accom- panist, sang Rock of Ages" and led in singing several hymns.
 \ EN ('b1StotS-A A1lo-\N--AIllCteS OI
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester- day: The Consumers Commercial and
 Industrial Association. capital stock,
 $25, 900. .0O0, incorporators. F. C.. Smith,
 F. A. Pamble and NJ. w. Cattle of Chi cago: Seven Springs Mining company. capital stock s1.00O OO0. incorporators.
 J. Forsyth and D. s. Wicks of New York
 POLICE COURT.-There was but on case in police court yesterday. that oi Marcus Estrada. who came up for hi-
 scmi-monthly sentence for drunken ness. As Marcus is a regular patron of the city jail his fines are made ign. unless he does something eXtraordin- ary. In this case he was given ten days. That allows him to serve twJ such sentences each month and still have ten days in which to drinf>
 whiskey.
 WELL KNOWN TOBACCONIST.- Among yesterdays arrivals at th1 Hotel Adams was AIr. Oren Scotten. manager of the Scotten Dillon company of Detroit. manufacturers of tobacco This firm was known some years ago as D. Scotten X CO.. whose products were sold all over the United States The plant which cost $560,O00 was merged in the tobacco trust for SS0O.OOO but Mr. Scotten bought it out fol S200. GOO. It is now one of the great ! tobacco manufacturing concerns run ming independently. MT. Scotten. who ! is accompanied by his son. Mir Walter Scotten. will remain in the city about , four weeks.
 ] BICYCLE BORROWERS is q growing nuisance in this city througi i the operations of q class of people | mostly boys. who may be designated as | bicycle borrowers, persons who do not 1 intend to steal bicycles. but who talk
 other peoples wheels and use them
 with them leave them carelessly. not | where they found them. but somewhere along the same street. Hardly a day
 passes that q stolen wheel is not re- ported to the police who make T search. and couple of hours later the owner reports that someone who bor- rowed it without notice has returned it. Yesterday morning wheel belong ! ing to a son of Louis MelcZer was taken without permission and Officer Russell after diIigent search found it in the possession of boy who insisted that he had taken 1t by mistake His story may or may not have been true
 as he is a lad that has given the police
 trouble before, but there was no proof