Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

\ CHURCH SOCIAL.-The ladies
 and societies of the First Methodist and First Christian churches will give q social and concert at the Sixth Ave
 nue hotel. through the courtesy of Mir
 and Mrs. H. NJ. Chapman. Friday cv- ening. May 16. lee cream. sherbet. lemonade and cake will he served The Indian school orchestra will furnish music throughout the evening Eve
 erybody will be welcome
 1 WILL COME AGAIN-NV. R. Baum
 gardner, of Magnum, Oklahoma. who
 came here in March. left for home on l last nights NJ. X r. train. MT Baum
 Gardners visit was principally one for
 pleasure. and he expresses himself as
 having greatly enjoyed himself here.
 He is very much pleased with Arizona
 and particularly Phoenix and will prob
 ably return again next winter He | thinks. though, that he could make a stiii better country if he could graft
 Oklahoma's rainfall into Arfzona's eli ] mate.
 | THEY CAME IN STYLE-Sheriff Del Lewis of Gila county and Sheriff Thompson of Gila county arrived in
 town yesterday morning each with an |
 the insane asylum. Somewhere along
 the road they encountered the train
 bringing the private car of Millionaire | W. C. Greene. who has known every body in the southern part Of the terri
 tory and still knows everybody that he knew before he got to be d millionaire. He invited the sherifs t0 ride with him
 to Phoenix and bring their charges iC ,a,.l,.l ,a
 on record that an insane patient was taken to the asylum in private car. | FOR THE NEXT DOCKF.T.-Two suits were filed in the office of the dis | trict clerk yesterday. The first was by ! Bessie L. Howard against Walter H. Howard for divorce on the grounds of i cruelty. drunkenness and failure to , support their ten year old son. though i the plaintiff says he is able to do so. The parties were married in St. Louis twelve years ago. Mrs. Howard wants $2G a month alimony. The other suit was an action 6y Brown X Adams of 1 Boston. wool commission merchants, against J. D. Houck. well known sheepman of this valley. to recover o,
 a note for SLIGO.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of he following corporations were filed in the office c fthe county recorder yes tsrday: Prudential Oil company. capi- tai stock $aGO,G0 incorporators. D. B. Murphy. C. w. Jones. C. R. Baugh and Evan Jones. of London. Ky: Midland Belle Mining company. capital stock S2.50o.0 000, incOrrorators, w. NJ. Car penter. and r. l.. Hummer of Minnea- polls: san Nicholas Mining company capital stock. $25,0O0 incorporators r.. F.. Holmes. r.. s. MoSher and \. :. DOran. of Kansas City: Mexican West Coast Exploration company. capital stock. $2.20OO00. incorporators. r. F. Holmes r.. s Mosher and x. :. Dorau: De La Patrona Mining company. capi- tai stock. $25.0C0 incorporators. F. $. Nosher. r.. t,. Holmes and x. <. Doran. NORMAL. UNIVERSITY DEBATE. A number of Phoenix people are in tending to go tC Tempe Saturday even- ing to witness the first annual debate
 between the territorial university and the territorial normal in the normal school auditorium. The spirit of the occasion is enthusiastic in both institu- tions. which have been preparing for the event the last two months. The Gebaters have worked hard individually and each school is confident of the success of it's representatives Prizes are to- be awarded. The students of the university to debate are Leslie Ciil- ! lett, Phoenix: Nose Blomencranz. St
 Louis, and Ebert Hollingshcad, Tue son. Students to represent the Nor maj are: Grace Goodwin, Tempe: Flor ence Ford, Prescott. and Harry Trusler. Tempe.
 ! A CAUTIOUS DOG-I. l.. Plank ias ! a big, fine looking. curly dog that dur i ing Mir. Plank'S absence from the >ity acknowledges Tom Sloan as a very ! q agreeable step-iather, and follows him around as faithfully as though AIr Sloan Were q Hamburger steak already | hashed. Yesterday Mir Sloan and the i dog had occasion to go to the Hotel ! Adams. It was the first visit of the i dog to q building with tile floor He stepped through the door which was i closed behind him. when he quickly i detected an unusual sensation from tna contact of his feet on the tiling it 1 was cold and hard, and there was no ie-echo from his fooIfau He was fear 1 tul al once that it was some sort oc d i trap laid for him. possibly q Filipino p!tfall that would break through at the
 next step. He laid down where he was. and il tco. . deal of coaxing to set