Arizona republican., 1902-09-11

GUN CLUB SHOOT.-The following scores were made at the practice shoot of the Phoenix Gun club yesterday af ternoon: Aitken. 9, ', 10, 9, '; Harri- son, :, g, :, q; Morrell, s, 10, :, g. g, g.
 NO PERFORMANCE engage ment of the Uncle Seth Haskins" com pany has been indefinitely postponed, owing to the severe illness of two lead ing members. There will consequently be no performance at the Park theater until further notice.
 NEW CORPORATION.-A of incorporation of the Anglo Alaskan Mining and Exploration company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $2, ,5O0.- 900; the incorporators are F. NJ. Brad shaw, F. J. Abbott and F. c. Helm of New York.
 LOTS TO LEARN. - Councilman Dunlap and family have returned from their summer vacation in San Diego and vicinity. MT. Dunlap says he has nothing startling to report; in fact, he don't know anything. but finds there is a lot to learn since he got back about what's been going on since he went away.
 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Robert c. Etter and Miss Lorena E. Ellison. Both parties are well known all over the valley. The brides parents live about three miles northeast of the city The marriage was celebrated last night in the schoolhouse of the district where the bride resides.
 HOME FROM IRON SPRINGS.-A large delegation of Iron Springers is expected to return home this morning and resume the responsibilities of val ley life. The mountain camp is getting little chilly at night, and the home duties are also becoming strenuous. School will begin next Monday, and most of the families will return some time during the week.
 PROBATE COURT-L. l.. Harmon yesterday filed in probate court a pc titiOn for letters of administration on the estate of A. H. Justus. Justus was a well-known cowboy who had worked in the valley for several years and had been foreman for the petitioner. He died in California three weeks ago and was buried here two weeks ago last Sunday. The estate consists of a lot in Collins addition and 0465.
 HE WAS PAYING HIMSELF.-Jose Pacheco, who was brought up from the Buckeye country charged with grand larceny in stealing wood from J. Ernest Walker, was brought before Justice Burnett yesterday and was dismissed. It came to the notice of the court through the man who had made the complaint that the wood taken by Pacheco had been cut by him and that he had never been paid for it. The wood was on government land and be- longed to the government rather than anybody else. Before taking it Pache- co asked advice and was told that he had a right to take it for his pay. Whether or not the advice was sound | was clear that the defendant had no intent to steal.
 THE DIFFERENCE WAS SPLIT F. Estrella was in Justice Burnett's court yesterday charged with dis .turbance of the peace. Estrella was one of party of four who quarreled and fought last Sunday afternoon at the corner of Washington and First streets over the payment or default in payment of a livery bill. Estrella caused the arrest of man by the name of Serrano who in turn swore out warrant for Estrella as the most disturbing member of the crowd. There were nine witnesses in the case. six for the territory and three for Es- trella. The defendant was plainly guilty and the court had it in mind to