Arizona republican., 1902-02-10

PRESCOTT VISITORS.-Miss. Olive Fisher of Prescott and her guest, Miss Munyan of Boston. who have been stopping at the Occidental for the past few days. will leave for home on to- nights train.
 AN APRON BAZAAR.-The ladies of the Christian church will hold an Apron and Handkerchief Bazaar at the par lorS of the church on Tuesday after moon and evening and Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments will be served
 TRACK EVENTS.-'rhe interesting thing in the sporting line today will be the races at the track between the two horses from Flagstaff and the two from El Paso.. Both are running races and they Will probably be followed by some exhibition driving
 A TRAMP HOLD-UP.-Wordr reached the city last night of an exciting time at Seligman. on the Santa Fe Pacific. yesterday afternoon. Four tramps tried to hold up a saloon and in the gun fight which followed two of them were shot and seriously wounded.
 \ THE SUPREME COURT.-The terri torial supreme court will be convened again this morning. with all the mem bcrs present. So far only those cases in which Chief Justice Street was dis qualified have been heard. The session will be a very short one.
 MINISTERIAL RESIGNATION. - A meeting of the Ministerial association will he held at 2:3O this afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Mr. \. NJ. Ben ham will read a paper on Church Music All who are interested in this eubject are requested to be present.
 BOY LOST AND FOUND.-The usual I1 xt-1 ,Hro sf concert yesterday afternoon. many strangers in the city being among the numb One visiting lady lost her little boy. but a policeman found him in d short time. and they lived happily ever after. or at least to this day.
 SUSPECTED OF INSANITY.-Coin plaint was made at the sheriT's office last night against an old man known as Dr. Taylor. who was believed by the compliments to be insane. He Was found by Sheriff Stout at the house Of Con Harrington, near the foundry. He was demented enough to meet all in sane asylum requirements, but it was not certain that he was not laboring under the influence Of drug. He was locked up and will be examined today.
 DECEPTIVE STEPS.-The steps at the west door of the city hail are very
 
 can never tell just where the top or the bottom step is at. Driver 4. K. Apsey sustained a fall there Saturday night that sprained one of his legs se verely. and a lady who came up the steps a day or two ago caught her skirts in such a manner that pins and buttons gave way and q large sized blush was apparent when she retreated into the building.
 THE ARIZONA GOOD TEMPLAR.- Number 1 of volume II. of the Arizona Good Templar. the official organ of the Arizona grand lodge of that society. is now in circulation. The paper has four pages of three columns each and is issued quarterly. The editor is O. Gibson of Tombstone. though the paper is published here. being issued from The Republicans presses. The present issue is naturally devoted almost en- tirely to the proc eedings and incidents of the last grand. lodge held in Bisbee. The grand secretary, A. P. Walbridge. and other officers of the grand lodge are also interesting contributors to it's columns.
 THE DEFENSELESS TRUSTS The subject of trusts was debated at al meeting Of the Jackson club at the Os- born schoolhcuse on Sa aturday night. It