Arizona republican., 1902-04-15

GONE TO LOS ANGELES.-Nr. and Mrs. ". C. Ralston, Mrs. s. F.. Brass field and Mrs. Wheeland left for Los Angeles last night via the southern route. accompanied by Dr. Craig. STOLEN CREAM CASE.-The case of August Hegelund. who is charged with having burglarized the Valley creamery, was continued yesterday by Justice Gray to Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
 SUNDAY SIC.-Especially notice able at the Baptist church last Sunday was the music, which included quar- tettes. trios and solos by members of the quartette under the direction of MT. l.. ". Coggins.
 ORATORICAL CONTEST. - There will be an oratorical contest this even ing al the First NJ. E. church which will be participated in CnIy by coiored speakers of the i. M. E. church. which will have the benefit of the proceeds.
 PHOENIX BOY IN FAR ASSAM At the Sunday school rally and at the last evening service of ti1e Baptist con vention the presiding officer read quo tatiCns of great interest from letters written to friends here by Rev. Fred
  The letters were written in Assam.
 NEW LITIGATION.-Hum He Keon yesterday filed suit in district court against Redmond Toohey and s. H. R. Robinson to recover $514.13 al legged to be the rental of several head of horses which he had left to the de- fendants at $1O a month, to be em- ployed on the construction of the Phelps Dodge road.
 PRECAUTIONARY RECITAL. \ most delightful programme has been arranged to be given in the Doris the ater Thursday night, April T.. Mrs. GiIlum will give literary reading, as sisted by Miss Clink of New York city, as mezzo soprano. MT. Irving Andrews as baritone soloist, and MT. Cassie Brannen, viclinist. This will be a pro- gramme of rare merit, and it is pre- dicted that the opera house will be filled.
 PROBATE COURT. - In probate court yesterday in the estate of Ursula Irene Mauk, letters of administration were issued to George \. Mauk, his bond having been approved. F. g. Her shey, guardian oi the estates of Claude F. and Louis F. Clark. minors. filed his final account and petition for q dis charge. The matter WAS set fer hear ing on April 24. A petition for the par tial distribution of the estate of \. K. Masten was filed and set for hearing next Friday.
 A GOOD HORSE GONE.-Nearly everybody in Phoenix that loves . fine . horse has at one time or another com rented On the beauty of the trottar that has been owned and driven by Rev. F. A. Penick for long time. The animal has passed into the ownership i of MT D. NJ. Barringer and last night il was shipped to Philadelphia in the care of E. A Sundberg. Mir Sund- ! berg and the horse will go by rail U l Savannah. Georgia, and from there by | boat to the big Pennsylvania town.
 REGISTRATION great regis | ter for the second and fourth wards of the city now has about 900 names. 1 Eight registering officers besides the acting recorder are now in the field and in the newt few days it is expected for those two sections of the city, r. 1 the fourth ward Reggie Price and | Charles Miranda are keeping a special l lookout for available republican votes and w L. Sanders and J. L. Morales are close herding the democratic con stituency. In the second ward Chas. l.. Higer and L. G. Moser are takinG ! especial interest in voters of republican