Arizona republican., 1902-09-30

OUT AGAIN.-M. O. Bicknen was able to be at his desk again after a few | days illness.
 | POSTPONED AGAIN.-The case of 1 w, J. Farrell in Justice Grays court
 was postponed yesterday until Thurs
 day.
 TWO DRUNKS.-One man was ar rested Sunday night for drunkenness and another yesterday, making six cases in all for the consideration of
 the recorder today.
 PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS.-Anym mem | bers of the Primitive Baptist church residing in the Salt River Valley are requested to send their names and ad dresses to H., care the Republican of fee.
 B. Y. P. U.-Phoenix music lovers are looking forward to Q rare treat in the , concert to be given in the Opera house
 next Friday evening under the auspices of the Baptist Young Peoples Union The programme will be brilliant one w. C. T. L. CONVENTION.-Am
 those leaving for Prescott this morning
 tC attend the annual convention O. the
 w. C. T. L. were Hattie E. Buck, Etta
 B. Johnson. Nettie NJ Tedfor, Mrs 1 Thomas and Mrs. A F. Battin.
 MEETING THE DEMOCRATS.-T republicans Of Oswego. New York, have nominated Miss Jennie 4. Daily for school commissioner. In Tompkirs county. New York, both the democratic and republican candidates for school i commissioner are ladies. One of them, Miss Swetland, has held the office ac- ceptably for several terms: CHRISTIAN CULTURE CLASS.-A Christian culture class was organized last evening by a number of the young people of the Baptist church. Mir W. w. Greene was elected president, Miss Hettie M. Halsey. secretary; Rev. Dr. Halsey. leader; Mrs. Minnie Elliott, as sistant leader. The class will meet on Monday evenings, the next meeting to be held at the home of Miss Nellie Me Fall
 THEY FOUND HIM OUT.-Yester- day morning three gentlemen of Wash inEton, D. C., connected with the geol- ogical survey, arrived in the city. They are Professor Robert T. Hill, T. l.. Carothers and George Hegerty. The frst two are cousins Ct Sheriff Stout, who did not know that any of his rela tiVes knew where he was. They had somehow got track Of him cn account of his lack of precaution to change his name.
 PUPILS RECITAL.-Some of the
 music pupils O. William Edson Sto- bridge will give a pupils recital at the opera house next Saturday afternoon. MT. Musso, the leader of the Indian school band and orchestra. will make his first appearance before a Phoenix audience in d violin solo. MT. MussO is quite famous man in his own city, Los Angeles, and Phoenix musicians
 hail his advent with pleasure and an ticipation.
 A CONVENTION OF SHERIFFS.-
 It was suspected yesterday that the sheriffs of Arizona had met in Phoenix for the purpose of organizing a union with the intention of declaring for higher wages. Almost half the coun- ties in the territory were represented.
 Tn some cases the sheriffs themselves could not come, but their deputies were
 present Among them were Sheriff Del Lewis of Cochise county, Deputy Sher- | iff R. J. Walker of Coconino and Depu-
 ties Miller and Noble of Yavaoai. A RICH STRIKE.-It is reported Marcial Dugas has recently made remarkably rich strike in his mine in | the Cave Creek district. For many
 years he has been able to take all the | gold out of his property that he needed | for the ordinary wants of life, but 1t