Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-22

CATTLE SHIPMENTS.-A car load
of beef cattle was shipped from Phoe-
nix to the Douglas market last night.
and another carload was shipped from
Tempe to Tucson.
RETURN. SOLDIERY. - Com
pany b y. C. A, returned yesterday
morning from an encampment of one
week at Iron Springs. The boys had
a pleasant time, and also received some
valuable instruction in the art CT war.
DEATH OF y CHILD.-The two
weeks old babe of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. d.
Molloy died here yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock. Mir. Molloy, who is
employed as guard at Yuma. was no.
titled by wire, and is expected to ar
rive here this morning.
A SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL.--A
Sunday school social will be held at the
Isaac school house, on the Christy
road, Thursday evening, July 24th. This
class started three months ago with a
membership of fifteen. and now num-
bers seventy five All are invited TO
attend.
A SHORT VACATION.-CoiCne j.
II. McCHntock left Sunday night Tor a
vacation on the coast of a couple of
weeks or more. After a short stop in
Los Angeles he will continue his jour
ney to San Francisco. where he will
meet Mrs. McClintock. who recently
finished a trip through the Yosemite
valley.
ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE.-The
city marshal has received 4 letter from
Fields ranch, on Cave creek, saying
that q gray mare of medium size and
branded H. S. on the left hip. in de-
fiance of ranch discipline and without
leave. left there Il day or two ago and
started toward town. She was tired of
rural life.
A FINE BOYS. ]. Doster of the
Phoenix trunk factory neglected his
business on Saturday to such an extent
that it provoked comment among his
neighbors. A bulletin issued since then
justities him fully. for the diverting
influence was a nine pound boy that
arrived at the Doster home on North
Tenth avenue shortly before noon.
THE EAGLES GUESTS-After the
regular session of the lodge of Eagles
last night the Aerie was visited by the
members of the Curtiss company
ladies and gentlemen returning the
visit of the Eagles to the park week
ago. They entertained the gay birds
in happy manner, and the birds on
their part made the evening as pleas
ant as possible for the visitors.
PROBATE. COURT.-The final ac-
count CT the executor of the estate of
L. H. Orme was approved in probate
court yesterday and distribution was
ordered. An order for the sale of min
ing property was made in the estate Of
John H. Burger. In the case of the
estate of Willis Hyde. an incompetent.
the hearing of the account of his guard
ian was continued, as the vouchers had
not been filed. The hearing of an APP
plication for permission to sell real es-
tate of the estate of Earl Winthrop
Sears, a minor, was continued
OIL LAND URVEYS.-General H.
F. Robinson left yesterday afternoon
to survey eight ar ten sections of gov
eminent land included in the locations
of the Comeback Oil Company. This
work Will occupy about ten days. When
it is finished General Robinson will
move to Tempe and make that town
his headquarters during the construc-
ton of the water works system there
He will have supervision of that work
He has had word that the machinery
and pipe for the work have been
shipped. The contract requires that the
system shall be completed by October
10th.