Arizona republican., 1902-08-10

CATTLE SHIPMENT-Two carloads of cattle were shipped last night over the M. & P. road by Baylor shannon fo: southern Arizona markets.
 FIREMAN PLEADS GUILTY.-Fir- man Van Kirk. charged by J. A. Ma goftin with assault, entered q plea of guilty in Justice Gray's court and was fined the costs.
 LIGHTNING'S During the storm Friday night a stroke of lightning split large sycamore tree on the corner of Fourth avenue and Jefferson street.
 TO MARRY.-News received from Yuma states that Will Buck, captain of the yard at the penitentiary, will. on the 18th of September. lead one of the fair young ladies Of Yuma to the altar.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Baptist church there will be two services of one hour each. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. with brief sermon by the pastor, and Young Peoples service at 7:30.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH. Corner Adams and Fifth streets. s. F. Heilman pastor. Services: Sabbath, at ] Ia. m. and at 1:30 p. m. A cordial invitation to attend is extended to all.
 NEW POSITION.-Frank Thomas, who has been employed recently in the Huh clothing store as bookkeeper has resigned to accept q position as travelling representative of the Milton Der! yman Grocery company.
 FUNERAL OF RED PHILLIPS The funeral services over the remains of the late lamented Red Phillips will be held this afternoon at f o'clock at Bradley's undertaking parlors. Inter- ment will be in the Catholic cemetery.
 TEMPORARY SECRETARY-W. C. Foster has been appointed as tempo rary secretary of the board of trade .@ ill the vacancy caused by the death of Laurence Hamilton. The board will probably appoint a new secretary at the next meeting.
 CASE POsTPONED.-The felony ease against Tom Van Lindt, charged with stealing jewelry from the resi- dence Cf Ralph Quinn. was postponed yesterday by Justice Burnett until next Saturday on account of the absence of witnesses from the city
 ADAMS SWEATS AGAIN.-WaIter Adams. the jonah oi the city jail. is undergoing a sweating process in the dark cell. this being about the tenth time that he has undergone the treat me1t since his incarceration. Adams was up to his old tricks again yester- day. calling everybody choice and un- deserved names.
 CAMELBACK OIL FIELD.-Work- men came in yesterday from the scene of operations of the Camelback oil field and report that the drilling tools are now buried, but that work has been very slow on account of the hard na- tUre of the ground, which is a compact lime formation. They expect to be able to use the walking beam by tomorrow on the drill when the work will pro ceed much faster.
 FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATES The United States marshal of this ter ritory is working on the cases of fraud ulent certificates which were recently exposed in San Francisco. There is no telling how many of the fraudulent certificates have been issued to China men. An employe of the immigration bureau has been doing d very lucrative business in disposirg of the illegal cer- i tn chinEs in this territory and New Mexico.
 STOLE A PISTOL.-Friday evening Manager Stechan of the Park theatei John Doe. a Mexican, with stealing g pistol which is used as one of the props at the theater. The Mexican is also supposed to have made away with sev.