Arizona republican., 1902-02-19

SOCIAL POSTPONED.-The socia and entertainment announced for to-
 morrow night by the Good Templars | in the Christian church. has been post
 poned to Tuesday evening next. l PRACTICE SHOOT.-The regular 1 weekly practice shoot of the Phoenix
 Gun club will be held at their traps
 east of town, this afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp. All shooters are wei | come.
 AFTERNOON TEA.-The ladies of | the Baptist church will hold an after noon tea in their church parlors to- I morrow from 2:30 to ,. They most cordially invite all friends to enjoy the hours with them.
 UNITED MODERN ENTERTAIN
 MENT.-The United Moderns of Alpha
 lodge No. 51 will give the side-splitting and ludicrous "Deestrick Skule'' of fifty years ago, on Friday. February 2S. Don't fail to see it.
 THE VILLAGE PARSON.''-"The Village Parson' was presented again last night at Doris theater. and though the attendance was not equal 70 that of the night before. the perform ance was a very satisfactory one and was greatly enjoyed.
 A NOTICE TO SOMEBODY.-Ofiice Russell has Information that he be- lieves will be of interest to some per son unknown to him, but who has suf- fered a loss of money recently in au irregular manner. It may be to the advantage of this person to confer with the officer.
 THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL.-The new Phoenix football team is taxing the ingenuity and muscles of it's mem bers in hard practice for the contest at the park on the 22nd with the In dian school It is promised the public that there will be good music. new plays and no delays on that eventful afternoon. except such delays as are necessary for carrying away the dead. for the game is to be fast and furious.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Of the Richmond Group Gold Mining com pany were fined. in the office. of the county recorder yesterday. The capi- tai stock is s2, 300. 900: the incorporat tors are l. F. Potter. F.. F. Pearson and H. l.. Reed. Articles were also filed of the Butte Creamery and lee company. with a capital stock of s25.OO The incor- porators are Joseph S. Birchett, J. F. Haigler. Albert Miller, J. F.. Sturgeon and A. Nelson, all of Tempe.
 PROF. JAMES LECTURE.-Prof. G. Wharton James will lecture in the First NJ. F.. church. Thursday night. his subject being The Religious Beliefs. Legends and Ceremonies of the Indians of Northern Arizona" The subject is one of great popular inter- est, and the lecture should prove d good one. as the speaker is undoubt adiy authority on the subject chosen. He has made a diligent study of the Indians. and particularly the frih of hal
 UNDER ADVISEMENT.-A Mo- reno complained to Justice Gray that Tomas TaImentes and Dolores Tal- mentes during the progress of q neigh borhood fight. in the southwest part of town. Monday afternoon. jumped on her and kicked and beat her most cruelty. They were arrested and tried yesterday, and the testimony seemed to indicate that about everybody who saw the disturbance was engaged in it to some extent as the fight belonged to anybody who chanced to be looking for trouble. The case was taken under advisement till 10:30 o'clock this morn ing. when a decision will be rendered.
 DEATH OF T. N. CRUMP.-T. N. Crump died yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock a result of rheumatism and complications that he could not over come on account of age. He was 61