Arizona republican., 1902-05-17

Hams of Chicago: Southeastern Coal and Mining company. capital stock, $5OO.OOO incorporators. s. E. Willay. R. .G. Mason and s. P Pascoe. of Hamil- ion, Iowa.
 RAY-ROBINETT.-Frank Ray md Miss Docia Rohinctt were married East evening about o'clock, by Justice Gray at the Oriel hotel on Center St.
 SISTERS WILL VISTA wagon load of members of Arizona Rebekah lodge will go to Glendale tonight 10 der.
 GUARDSNEN TO MEET. - Tha members cf Company E, \. G. A. will hold a special meeting tonight at the armory in the city hall It is re- quested that all members attend.
 BAPTIST CHUKCH-At the 8an- list church tomorrow evening the reg ular service will he omitted, as Dr. fial- Sey will preach the baCcalaure-:te ser mon at the Indian school 1t s o'clorA.
 THE REiBLING CAsE.-The hear ing of Charles Reibliag on the charge of en.bezzlement was to have been held
 
 the defendant requested it's postpone ment until Monday at o'clock.
 The request was granted.
 FIFTH AVENIE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Public worship tomorrow al II a. m. and p. m.. conducted by !mri ZumwaIt pastor The Unendin@ Conflict will he the subject of the morning discourse, and The Causes of Modern Infdelity" in the evening. There will be special musical selections at both services. sunday school will convene at 9:45 a. nl. and Y ?. :. C. E. at p. m.
 QUARTERLY MEETING.-Thet third quarterly meeting will be held at the First Methodist Episcopal church to- morrow. Rev. :. A. Thompson. D. D.. superintendent Of Arizona missions will preach and administer the sacra- ment of the Lords Supper A new in dividual communion set will ba used for the first time. The pastor is verg desirous that every member of the church he present.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-In the absence of the pastor, Dr. Guy W. Wadsworth. president of the Oc-i- dent college will fill the pul- pit. Sunday morning and evel- ing. Sunday school 9:45 Junior Eu- deavor 3:20. Intermediate EndeaVor 3:30: Christian Endeavor G:30. Rev. McAfee. whC accompanied his invalid mother to Colorado Springs, is not ubie to leave her.
 NO MORE STOCK FOR SAI-E.-The Orc Grande Mining company is not ,..n- bal4assed for funds. A few days ago it put $i0000O worth of stock on the market in New York to be sold at par. The fame of the Oro Grande had reach- ed New York long in advance of the stock. The consignment sent there was sufficient only to Whet the appetite of the New Workers. General NJ. F. Collins. who lately returned from Wickenburg. said that while he was there q telegram was received from New York demanding S100,0O0 worth more. A reply was sent back that there was no more for sale. The company was by no means impoverished before this last transaction. and now that it has $4G0.000 more in the treasury. it is prepared to go ahead and do bushes.
 4 TROUBLESOME CITIZEN-Da2- uty Constab ble Redwine early yesterday morning arrested Cruz Turk on com plaint of A. Romely Yho said that Turh had been threatening his life The afternoon before Turk went to the tent in which Romeiy lives and told him to come out, that he wanted to kill him. Romely went out. hut by tho back way while Turk was not watch ing, and hid out until he could find an officers. The Turk brothers. who run d saloon in the southern part of the city. have given the authorities a great deal of trouble within the last two years. Yesterday morning Turk went before Justice Gray and swore cut a warrant for the arrest O. Rouely who he says has been making life 2 burden for him a long while. He will bring into court 2 large pile of rocks as an exhibit. He says that they are missiles which Ro- mely has been throwing at him when ever he passed his house for the past two weeks. Turk is not only the name of Tur.z but is also descriptive of his nationality. Romely is also d Turk and was at one time a merchant at the cor ner of Monroe and Second streets. He is q sort of Ishmael among his breth- ren. whom he has frequently had ar rested for imposing on him.
 On 2cth inst. at 10 o'clock a. m. I