Arizona republican., 1902-02-25

Winfrey of Carbondale. III. arrived
 here yesterday morning and expects to make Phoenix his home perma- tnently. His family will join him here
 later. He will probably buy a farm
 near to the city and perhaps enter also into mercantile business of some kind. | WILL LOCATE NEXT YEAR-F
 H. Mitchell of Hot Springs. Ark. ar rived here yesterday morning. escort | ing his mother who will make her | home here. Mir. Mitchell will also re-
 main some time and then return to Hot Springs. close out his business interests | and return to Phoenix, accompanied by
 his brother. when both will take
 up their permanent residence here. | REBEKAH BALL-The Rebekah | ball at the ONeill hall last night was well attended, notwithstanding the | threatening appearance of the weather. There was good music and the spirit of pleasure was most notably present. Supper was served in the room in the rear of the dancing hall. and the Re bekahs may credit themselves with an other social success.
 THE NATIONAL GUARD.-In the
 course of the memorial sermon at the Baptist church last Sunday evening
 Rev Dr. Halsey paid a tribute to Ari-
 zona's National Guardsmen and spoke of the honor won for the flag by the volunteers and National Guardsmen of
 America. Washington won his first
 laurels as an officer in the militia of
 Virginia. All but 800 of General Fay
 icr's little army at Buena Vista were
 volunteers who had never been in
 battle. Many of the men of our army
 IT Cuba and in the Philippines who
 lns4 flNr,- T
 for distinguished bravery were young
 volunteers.
 D. OF A. R.-The Daughters of the American Revolution held their month
 ly meeting with Mrs. Jerry Millay last Saturday. The programme included a
 happily written sketch of George
 Washington by Mrs. Bessie V. Cush- man and musical selections by Mrs
 Ancil Martin and Miss Mary E. Halsey. The recently elected officers of the so- ciety are: Mrs. Harriet A. Hine. re- gent; Mrs. Sarah A Keudrick vice regent. Miss Elizabeth w Kendrick. secretary; Miss Mary F.. Halsey, regis trar: Mrs. Minnie F.. Buckley. treas urer: Mrs. Bessie V. Cushman. his torian. Mrs. Henrietta T. Talbot is the territorial regent.
 PROBATE COURT. In probate court yesterday the bond of Thomas Bowers as administrator of the estate of J. K. Day was approved and letters were issued to him. Appraisers were appointed. The will of Elizabeth Betsy Gordon was admitted to probate and c. w. Boston was appointed eXecutor without bonds. Notice to creditors was ordered in the estate of Lena s. Ham mer- The annual report of the admin istra tor or the estate of C. V. Shawver was filed and set for hearing on March 13. The final account of the admins trator of the estate of O. L. Gibbs was approved and the payment of claims of creditors was directed. Orton Wiley filed a petition for letters of ad- ministration on the estate of N. \. Wiley.
 NEW CORPORATIONs- of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Automatic Stamping Machine company. capital stock $50 0Cg, incorporators. c. II. Heene. II. w. Tappe and F.. Albright of Cleveland. O.; Consolidated Wireless Telegraph and Telephone company. capital stock. s25. 000. 900. incorporators. NJ. Van Zoos kirk. M. M'Entee. A. F. Clark, F. w. and C. F.. Collins of Philadel- phia: San Nicholas Land and Sugar
 
 C. F. Kench. H. C. Lang staff and R. C. Comesky of Troy, N. Y; Genevieve Copper and Lime com pany. capital stock $1.OCO.0OO. incorpo- rators. J. and F. Morton and w. H. Baker of St. Louis.
 GETTING INTO COURT-A case in " hich principle rather than money must be involved. was brought to the notice of the clerk of the district court yesterday, by the filing of q pc tition for a writ of certiorari. The petitioner is Florencio Lopez. and the defandant is Gee Kim, tne proprietor of the English Kitchen. The piaintif sold the defendant a load of wood. 1 about the price Of which there does not seem to have been very definite After the wood was unloaded the plaintiff claimed Sl more for it than the defendant said he had l he was to pay. The plain tiff was given permission to put the wood back on his wagon. and in doing SO the Chinaman claimed that the plaintiff was taking wood that did not belong to him. They went to law n bout it. and a compromised judgment 1 was rendered. The plaintiff is bent on ! getting that dollar if he has to carry | the case to the supremest court in the | whole United States.
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