Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-09

y. G. =. JOYOUS.-The regular meet
ing of b company. \. @. A. was livened
up last night by the serving of refresh
ments and general social time.
THE LAST DANCE.-The last dance
of the season to be given by the Phoe-
nix Dancing academy will be held this
evening. MAY 9Th. Refreshments will
be served and very enjoyable time IS
expected
FRATERNAL NISITS.-A party of
Phoenix Odd Fellows went to Glendale
Wednesday night to assist that lodge
in degree work and on Saturday night
party of Glendale odd Fellows will
visit Phoenix.
LININGSTON'S MURDER. - The
ccroner's jury that investigated the
killing Of Charles Livingston, at Ben
son. on May I'd. found that the shoot
ing was premeditated and unjustifiab!e.
The shooter. James Shepard was held
to the Cochise county grand jury with
Out bail. having waived examination.
\ VISITING JOURNAIIST.-Dr. F.
L. Schonle. newspaper correspondent
from Cincinnati, Ohio. is III the city fo.'
his health, and incidentally to write
series of articles on the wealth and re-
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viii so tc Prescott today to visit reia-
tives. but will return to Phoenix very
shortly.
CHARGED WITH CATTLE STEAL
ING.-Attorney 7. Z. Flanagan yes
terday received a telegram asking him
TO so to Florence to defend John Rich
ards and Sim Neighbours against 4
charge of cattle stealing. Ii is thought
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the charge. for both Neighbours ana
Richards are well known cattlemen in
the vicinity OF the Silver King.
VELASCO RODRIGUEZ mar
riage license was issued yesterday to
Venture Velasco and Guadalupe Rodri-
guez. The parties have been living
together for several years and have
four or five children. TIE husband is
Of an age at which he cannot expect to
live much longer and is beside in i'll
health. He has considerable property
aud he wants his earthly affairs ar
ranged so that there can be no trouble
about its disposition after he has gone.
y VERY SICK LITTLE GIRL
Catherine Osborn. the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Neri Osborn, has late
" been so ill OF a mysterious disease
JildJ IL Was believed uIlll w tIlcStdN
evening she would die The attack was
sudden and unaccountable. Her tenn
perature quickly rose to 1O4 and her
pulse as high as 49,. This condition re-
manned for hours. It passed away as
suddenly as it came. and on Wednesday
evening she was believed to be out OF
danger.
NEW RATIONS-Articles OF
the following corporations were fled
in the office CT the county recorder yes
terday: The Eureka Oil and Gas 20.
capital stock 3.0O0.O 600. incorpora tors T.
X. Wilkins and J. W. Davis of Lima.
Ohio: The Pacific Oil Co. capital stock
$1,o000C0, incorporatOrs \. p. Hanan J.
X. Stevens and {. +. Lusch of New
YORK: the Tonopah Trading Co. of 10
nC9ah. Nevada, capital stock 800 0a0,
incorporatOrs s. L. Blumenthal and l..
L. Blumenthal
\ SENSIBLE PREACHER.-At the
evening service in the Christian church
last Sunday Pastor Zumwalt appeared
in the pulpit clad in his every day sum
mer suit. and announced by way OF
apology that he did not wear it alone
Tor his own comfort, but rather to en-
courage others TO dress comforta bly, and
come TO church. Church is no place
for d dress parade" quoth the young
pastor, and l want both ladies and
gentlemen to feel perfectly free to drop