Arizona republican., 1902-10-24

CATTLE SHIPMENTS. J. McDOn- aid shipped a carload of cattle to Tue son on last nights train.
 ONE ARREST.-The only arrest made by the police yesterday was a lone drunk picked up in an alley.
 SCHOOL BOARD.-The trustees of school district No. 1 held a short meet ing yesterday, but no business of i'm portanCe was transicted
 AN AFTERNOON TEA-The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First Presbyterian church will have an afternoon tea from to o'clock Friday afternoon, October 2lth. All ladies are cordially invited to attend.
 THE LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE. E. w. Reed has been appointed the To- cal representative of pr. Fralick in his treatment for the cure of tuberculosis. MT. Reed was induced to accept this position through the fact that Mrs. Reed took the Fralick treatment and is seemingly cured of the disease.
 A BICYCLE MIX-UP.-Ramon Ma cias, a Mexican boy while riding a bi- cycle yesterday, managed to run into two ether riders. The first was a little girl and the second was a son of J. B.. Peers. Neither person was injured, but the Peers boy suffered a general smashing up of his wheel. The acci- dent occurred on Center street.
 DAUGHTERS or THE REVOLU- TION.-The Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution are invited to meet with their regent, Madam Hine, at the residence of MT. Jerry Millay at 2:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon. As busi- ness of importance will come before the chapter. a large attendance is desired. Any visiting daughters in the city are most cordially included in this invita- tion
 SIGNING FOR STORAGE-Thel list of signatures to the water storage plan of organization being circulated by B. A. Fowler personally now represents an aggregate of over 10000 acres, and the book at the board of trade room holds signatures representing 31,OS3 acres With the total of 16,O00 acres re- ported some days ago from the south side, and which has doubtless been in- creased by this time, there is now a grand total of over 67,0O0 acres.
 . PROBATE COURT-A petition was filed in probate court yesterday for an order for the sale of real estate of the estate of Manuelo SCtellO. In the es- tate of Martha Beatty N. A. Morford was appointed administrator with will annexed. This was done on the Det- ton of the trustees of Columbia col lege, Illinois, to which institution Mrs Beatty had bequeathed all her prop erty except 8. which went. to an adopted daughter. The petition of George Kemper for letters on the same estate was dismissed. Mrs. Beatty was an aged woman who was found dead ir a bath tub in q barber shop about three months ago.
 DISTRICT COURT.-In the case oi c. D. Gray against NJ. H. McCOrd and others. an injunction suit which has been before the court for a year, and which was heard on Wednesday on a motion by the defendants for a disso- lution of the injunction, was decided yesterday by Judge Kent The injunc- tion, was dissolved and the case was dismissed. The time of the court was occupied by the case of Crouch vs. Fisher, a suit on a bill for pasturage. The defendant filed q cross complaint alleging that by reason of the defect i've fences of the pasture field, some of the cattle for which paaturage was charged got away and had never been recovered. The plaintiff was giveT
 jundgment fer the reason that it Wa' shown that the defective character O the fences had been pointed out to th' defendant. He replied that the en