Arizona republican., 1902-09-25

TRIAL POSTPONED.-The trial of w. J. Farrell, that was to have been held yesterday in Justice Gray's court, was postponed.
 CATTLE FOR TUCSON.-S. J. Me Donald shipped to Tucson last even ing the car of cattle he failed to ship the night before.
 WILL RESUME. = The Phoenix Dancing Academy will resume its win ter school in the Padget building Fri day evening, October Sd.
 PRACTICE SHOOT.-The postponed weekly practice shoot of the Phoenix Gun Club will be held at their traps this afternoon at 4o'clock sharp. ONE VAG.-All the energy of the re- corder's court was spent yesterday on one little case, that of J. w. Madison, who was arrested for vagrancy, found guilty and sent to jail for thirty days. THE KINGS DAUGHTERS.-Th Kings Daughters of the Baptist church held a pleasant and we'll attended meeting a the home of Miss Mabel F. Weirick on Tuesday evening. A num- Der of new members were initiated. Light refreshments were served.
 THE CONDITION OF MILK.-Dr. Hughes. health officer of the city, yes teFday held up the drivers of nine dairies and made an inspection of milk from the result of which he con- cludes that the people oi Phoenix have the best milk in the United States to drink. In every case it was found to be considerably above standard
 w C. T. U. CONVENTION.-Th Womans Christian Temperance Union will hold it's convention in Prescott. It will begin Tuesday afternoon, Sep tember 30th. and clCse Thursday, Octo- Der 2d There will be a silver medal contest, in which three boys and three girls from the sixth and seventh grades of the public schools will compete for the prize.
 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM. The high school football team has been reorganized for the season with Frank Mayors as captain and Ralph K. Marshall as manager. The boys an nounce that they will begin practice at once and will in short time be ready tC consider challenges from any organ ization in the territory, from district schools to Indian schools, high schools and colleges.
 THEATRICAL PEOPLE.-Miss Vir- ginia Cranna. Messrs. Oral Hum phreys, Harry D. McAuliffe and Walter Belasco, arrived in Phoenix last night Kitty Belmour and Louis Belmour came in on this mornings train from the north. They are all members of the Oberle Stock company and came from San Francisco, with MT. Belasco, who is a we'll known theatrical mana ger. These. with the rest of the troupe, which arrived here several days ago, will begin rehearsals in few days.
 PROBATE COURT.-Yesterday was hearings of the petitions of John A. Elvcy for letters of administration of the estates of T. K. Elvey and Joseph 1 inc Elvey, his father and mother. The former had been the administrator Of ! the estate of the latter. There is an ! other petition by Mary A. Elvey for let | ters upon the estate oi T. K. Elvey. The hearing was continued until Sep | tember 26 in both cases. A petition for an order for the sale cf real estate Of | Joseph Hardy was filed. An order to show cause was issued, and the matter was set for hearing October "A. 1 WALDEN STAPLETON. - James Walden received a letter yesterday an nouncing the marriage on the 1Ith oi his brother. Lew Walden, and Miss Al berta Stapleton. They were married ir | Spokane. Wash. and will probably re-
 side in Portland, Oregon, where MT