Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
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PHOENIX MISSION.-Rev. C. " Cowan will preach at the Phoenix mis- sion. corner Fifth avenue and Wash ington, Sunday at 9 p. m. All are wei come.
 THE COLONEL'S BROTHER.-In one of the recent Yaqui skirmishes an officer in the Mexican army by the name of KosterlitZski was killed. It is said he was a captain and a brother Of Colonel Kosterlitzski.
 PROBATE COURT.-In the estate of Earl Winthrop Sears, minor, the guard ian was granted an order for the sale of real estate, and in the estate Of John H. Burger there was an order for the sale of mining property
 SERVICES TODAY-"God's Great Message for Today" will be the topic considered at the Seventh Day Ad- ventist church this forenoon at 10:4o. The building is on Third street and Pierce, on the north car line.
 NEW CORPORATION.-A of incorporation of the Kaiora Mining and Milling company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $500000. The incorporat- ors are E. K. Wood, D. B. Tomblin and J. E. Spencer.
 THE GOVERNMENT WATER SUIT The case of the United States against N. w. Haggard and others, which has been before the district court nearly all week, is still less than half done. The prosecution has two or three witnesses to examine yet and then will come the testimony of the various interests in the defense.
 FAMILIAR, BUT UNKNOWN.-OfIi- cers Giles and Murphy of Naco killed a man who resisted arrest few days ago. It proved to be an eccentric per son who had been known along the border for dozen years or more, but only by the nicknames of Zacatecas and Sandal Bill. The first name was given him because he once lived in 1 Zacatecas and the other name because he never wore anything on his feet but sandals.
 | FUNERAL OF WILLIAM BRYCE- ] The funeral of William Bryce. the col ored man who died suddenly Thursday night, will be held this afternoon a o'clock at the parlors of Mohn & East ! erling. A message was received from Butte yesterday instructing his burial here and stating that he had a small amount of life insurance. The funeral will Ee conducted by the pastor of the X. M. E. church. The verdict of the coroner's jury yesterday was that the man died from natural causes.
 THE WATER SHORTAGE-A tramp was talking at the court house yester dax- oI ba Of U-afar ir1 Salt River valley. He said he had made this his summer home for several years and had been camping along the ditches. There had always been plenty of water for him to drink and there was enough left for him to wash his feet and even his hands, until lately. That i had been shut off at last and he had been compelled to leave his accustomed haunts along the ditches. He said he did not need a great deal of water, but he had to have some.
 GROWTH OF IRON SPRINGS There has not been as much talk about Iron Springs as usual, but the colony
 is growing all the same. Several new houses are being put up, and they are generally of a better character than the earlier Cnes- MT. A. C. Mcqueen is naNlnS one built Of some architectural pretensions, and NJ. J. Galpin will leave for the springs this morning with ma
 terial for summer home for himself. | There will be a general store at the springs next year. No arrangement has been made for music yet. but the col onists expect to have an orchestra soon. They have had the Indian school band for the last two seasons, but this year the band has another engagement.
 A PRESCOTT WEDDING.-Mr John C. Fredericks and Miss Fife rulIiam were married in Prescott last Tuesday morning at the residence of the brides
 parents. The Prescott Courier. speak ing the marriage, said: "The groom is an excellent specimen of a sturdy and Icapable young Arizonian, Q Prescott growth. He is the son of MT. and Mrs.
 h. N. F'redericks and is associated with
 his father in the Prescott National
 bank. The bride is possessed of every quality which the best men prize and honor in a wife. and these good uauli-