Arizona republican., 1902-03-13

\ DAUGHTER-Mr. and Mrs NJ. J. F'eeney are rejoicing in the arrival at their home on Tuesday. the Huh. of d fine girl baby.
 OFFICIAL INSPECTION.-Com B. will be officially inspected and mustered tonight at o'clock at the [ armory in the city hall.
 BAPTIST LADIES' TEA-The Bap- tist ladies will hold tea in their church this afternoon from 2:30 to , o'clock They hope to welcome all their friends. Strangers are especially in Vited-
 COMING: OF JUDGE KENT.-Chief Justice Edward Kent will arrive in the city next Wednesday. \ letter has been received at the Hotel Adams from him asking for the reservation of rooms for himself and his clerk. F. J. Dunleavy-
 SCHOOL APPORTIONMENTs perintendent of Instruction Fulton made announcement yesterday that no more school appointments would be made until some time in May until after receipts from the land sales had come in.
 RETURN OF BANKER LACEY Hon. F.. S Lacey and wife. who have been visiting Mir (. J. Hall. MT 1 Lacey's nephew. left yesterday morn i ing for Chicago. Mir Lacey is presi- dent of the Bankers National bank of Chicago and was at one time comp l troller of the currency.
 l A NEW I.ANDLORD-H NJ Chap man d stockholder in the Sixth Avenue i Hctel company. has leased that prop erty for d year and will hereafter be | not only the manager but the proprietor of the place. He proposes to make it ii regular hotel for the accommodation of | both family and commercial trade.
 A VISITING PUBLISHER-Mr. A. J. Heintzleman of London. Ohio. is a recent arrival in the city. He is the proprietor of the A. J. Heintzleman ! Publishing house of that city. which. aside from a large amount of job work. prints two newspapers One is the Daily Nickel Plate and the other is the Madison County Republican,.
 GUN CLUB SHOOT.-The following scores were made at the practice shoot of the Phoenix Gun club yesterday afternoon: Wallace. X. :. 2. 10. x: Ait
 ken. 10 S. 6. u. n: Harrison. 3. j. s. 2, s: Morgan. :. 3. :. 3. |, ,. :. $: Bark. 6, 6. i 6: McPherson. :. ,. $. i. 6; Gilbert $. :. s. :. h. 10: Scotten. i. t. 2. 6. |; Elijah. 9. 2. l.
 WILL REMOVE THE, RAILS-Road-
 master :. W. Higley of the :. F.. P X
 P left this morning with crew of
 forty men for Rock Butte some dis
 tance this side of Ash Fork. The men
 will be employed in the work of pulling
 up the rails from the roadbed aban- lover HeH's canyon was completed. The
 rails will be used in other construction
 and repair work under way
 THE COMING OF CURTIS-Sheriff
 J. L. Munds of Yavapai county is eX-
 pected from the south this morning
 ber whose capture at Cananea was an
 nounced by The Republican yesterday morning. IL is learned that the dis
 covery of Curtis was made by means oi
 a photograph. About Wear ago. after
 his marriaS Se. he ordered dozen photo
 graphs at Hartwell's. Before they were
 ready the officers made q descent or
 Curtis. but he made his escape. So the photographs were used to advertise
 the fugutiVe. But for them he might
 have remained at Cananea in security
 Though there are several Phoenix Iner
 there. there was none who had knoVr
 Curtis here. There were not perhap,
 q half dozen men in Phoenix who knew
 him by sight.