Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

''Preserva ton and Presentation" Tn the evening there will be congrega ton al singing and evangelistic services. On account of the loss of the Baptist church by fire, Rev Cowan. on behalf oi his official board and church. has extended d cordial invitation to Dr. Haisey and the congregation to wor- ship with them on the Sabbath. and to participate in the services. John Todd will sing d solo in the morning, and ii will not be The Holy City either.
 ONE ON THE TEACIER.-Here is one on a Phoenix school ma am, and it must be so. or she would not have re- lated it herself. She says it happened last year, so there's no use in anyone trying to remember back far enough to guess who it is. She first related the incident while dining al her board ing house. One day a rain came up unexpectedly and the ground got very muddy. She wanted to go home to din- ner. but had neither rubbers nor um- brella, so. according to her story, she accepted the kind offer of a pupil to lend her her rubbeTs. Then she bor- rCwed the janitors umbrella and all was well. Here the gentleman, so- called. who sat on the opposite side of the table. inquired if it were not the pupils umbrella and the janitor's rub bers. And she's not from Chicago, either
 BLACK PADDY.-Biack Paddy, a well known Phoenix race horse. who was taken to Tucson, is thus spoken of by enc of the papers of that city. "The rn old rln nlnr.pd llV owners around him right now that he is at a loss to recognize the one who buys his feed. It will be remembered that Black Paddy was rallied off a short time ago, and D. J. Spiers was supposed to have won the horse. It now appears that Doe" Gamble was also in on the lucky ticket. so Mir. Spiers only won one half of the outfit. Mr. Gamble offered to sell. but was refused, sc R. D. Waddell took the half interest. MT. Spiers evidently became dissatisfied, so he moved the outfit away from the Club stables. MT. Wad- dell missed the outfit, and, after finding it in another stable. he sseized the horse. but he could not secure the rig or harness. He immediately replev- ined for the rest Of the outfit Mir. Spiers in the meantime has replevined fer the horse. If the two win their suits the property will still be separ- ated."
 PROBATE COURT.-The hearing of the petition of John A. Elvey for the of M. C. Wall as the ad- ministrator of the estate of Josephine Elvey took place in probate court yes tcrday morning and the appointment was made. The bond of the admins trator was fixed at sI 400. The hear ing of the contest for letters on the es- tate of T. K. Elvey was also begun. There are two petitioners, John 4. FL vey. q son of the deceased, and Mary A Elvey, the widow. There is only one issue. the relation Of the deceased to the firm of Elvey & Hulett. The application of the widow is resisted on the ground that Elvey was a member of the frln and that she is also a mem Der. The contract entered into at the time of the organization of the firm was introduced, and it shows that the cOpartnership consisted of Arthur c. Hulett and Mary A. Elvey, and that Thomas K. Elvey was acting in the ca pacity Cf agent for his wife Mrs. FL vey was ill yesterday and unable to be present at the hearing, which was con tinued.
 MORE TREACHERY.-Hi Eldred sold a carload of hogs to Joe Roberts a few days ago and accompanied the shipment to Prescott. IL Chanced that Jake Miller was paying Prescott a visit at the same time. and as the public well knows there is an existing enmity between these two men that is so strong it might properly be called a feud. Mir. Eldred delivered the hogs and the very same night the corral fence was broken down and about thirty head escaped. Of course Mir. FL dred was very sorry and was hanging on MT. Roberts neck shedding tears down his shirt front when Jake Miller came along and announced that His sorrow wasn't skin deep and that he believed MT. Eldred had himself torn the fence down so the hogs could hike back to his pasture in the valley. He said that he remembered once when he bought a couple of shoats Oi Mr. FL dred that the latter gave barbecue within a day or two. and he. Jake, was two hogs short in the count MT. FL