Arizona republican., 1902-01-22

1 for Phoenix than the lecture course | that is TOW before the people. Robert Mcintyre. John Henry Barrows and Robert J. Burdette are representative men and travel extensively throughout 1 the world. Many of the business and professional men of our city recognize | this fact and are patronizing the lee
 ture course in a liberal manner.
 PLEASANT EVENING.-A party of
 tourists who are spending the winter in Phoenix. enjoyed a very delightful evening with Mes. Frank Pittman of Kansas City at her apartments on North First avenue. Among those who
 Contributed much to the enjoyment oi
 evening were Dr. and Mrs. AIetzer and
 Miss Joyce of Youngstown. O.. and Miss
 Cole or Cleveland.
 TT WILL RAIN NOW.-aIr. George
 -Nllirc left last night for New York tn purchase his spring stock of dry goods. As was explained in q previous issue of this paper. it always rains Soou after he leaves for the east. and wet weather may therefore be expected
 any time. It was cloudy last night. and
 this is taken as an indication that the future may be rightly judged by the past.
 BROUGHT IN THE GOODS.-John HaVard who was arrested for taking
 a ride in buggy belonging to Mrs :. L-Phelps. without her permission. and who when he deserted the prop erty. was presumed to have taken charge of some personal effects missing therefrom. was released from custody Monday, and yesterday brought to the sherif's office the missing articles. which were valued at something less than $50. They were restored to the owner by the sheriff.
 ARIZONA NORMAL SCHOOL GER TIFICATES.-At a meeting of the Cal ifornia state board of education. held on the 17th. a list of state normal schools whose diplomas will hereafter be accredited in California and which will be accepted as qualification to teach, was submitted. Among the list
 was the normal school of Arizona. This is quite a compliment for the Arizona school as normal diplomas are not recognized as an interstate gualilicc-
 ton till the character and standing
 of the schools issuing them have been carefully investigated.
 PLANTING SUGAR BEETS.-Ar.
 John Johnson. the expert of the East
 orn Sugar company. is busily engaged
 in planting sugar beets. The present
 planting is of the nature of practical
 experiments and small patches Of ground are being planted in many places in the valley. If the sugar fac
 tory is built it will not be ready for operation till 1903. ana the present spring and summer will be taken ad-
 vantage Of to ascertain results that
 will be actual and reliable. Theoreti-
 csuy there is information enough and
 it is all satisfactory. Tne practical demonstration Of these theories. it is believed will soon be in evidence.
 THE MEDICAL CAsEs.-Th= trial
 of M. F. McGrath for practicing medi-
 cine without having first obtained a
 certificate from the territorial board O. examiners was concluded yesterday forenoon ia Justice Gray's court and
 a decision was rendered at f o'clccl. in the afternoon. The defendant was
 fined $10o. He teleEraphed at once fo- money t0 pay the fine. in the case Of
 l'r. Dhul MacClaire. Mrs. MacClaire
 appeared before Justice Gray and ar isnged @ bond in the sum of s2CO. af- :er which the doctor was released from the custody of the sheriff. This settles
 the medical litigation in Justice Gray's
 court, fer the present. at least.
 PROBATE COCRT--!n probate court yesterday. in the estate of Charles
 I<instle- a report and Sccoant Of the sale of personal property Of the estate was confirmed. The final account Of
 he guardian of Robert Uetz. a minor. was approved Tn the estate of Anna M. Meskimons. minCr, the final ac- cunt and report of the guardian was approved and an order was issued for his discharge. The father in this case is the guardian. and the estate consist; ai a small sum recSiy ed annually from
 relatives in the east. It has nearly all been consurled by court proceedings
 and as the guardian had never been re
 Guired to receipt for it. there seems
 TO reason why the expense Of the guar
 dianship be maintained any longer.
 HARRY HALLS SUCCESSOR.zAIr
 Harry Hall returned to Phoenix yes
 terday morning in company with MT
 John c. Hawks Of san Francisco. Mr
 Hawks will succeed Mir Hau as the
 travelling representative of HolDrook
 Merrill 6; Stetson in the southwest, and
 has for q long time been identified with
 that firm in its San Francisco house.
 1Ir. Hall has been covering Arizona foT
 the firm for the last six years. and is one Cf the best known and most pop
 ular travelling men in the country. He is so well acquainted in Phoenix and
 with Phoenix that he has been con sidered practically a resident Of the
 city. He is quitting the road for the