Arizona republican., 1902-03-05

missioner ana ms gang ulu SOOu udS work on Washington street yesterday.
 NEW FLATS.-Messrs. Millay and Smith are adding a couple of flats to their TOW of brick buildings on Eas- Washington street near Sixth. A DEGREE OF HONOR.-NIrs. Mary E. Alden. grand chief of honor. oi Canyon City, Colo. and Mrs. Carrie Reymann. grand recorder Degree of Honor, Pueblo. Colo. are expected this morning to organize a Degree of Honor of A. O. |. w.
 GOING TO PORTO RICO.-J. Fred Appleby, who has been in the employ of the geological survey at the Verde reservoir site. has been ordered to re . port to Washington, D. C.. as soon as a successor is secured here. and from there he expects to go to Porto Rico.
 GONE TO CALIFORNIA.-Mr. Delos S. Brown left on last nights train foi' California after a couple of days visit in Phoenix. MT. Brown has large real estate holdings in the valley. and was here locking after his interests. After a soiourn in California he will return to his home in Illinois.
 PROBATE COURT-A petition was filed in probate court yesterday for let ters of guardianship of John Bender The petitioner is Attorney Flannigan. A petition was also filed for the ad- mission of the will of Ernest N. Haz- gard to probate. The estate. consist ing of stock in various corporations and about $400 in cash amounts to S6,000
 VISITING FRIENDS-Mr H. A , Lcyhe is here from Missouri visiting his son and other relatives and friends. He is an old acquaintance and towns man of Justice G. D. Gray. He likes the country very well. particularly the vicinity of Mesa where he has been for a few days. but he is yet undecided as to whether or not ha will remain per manently.
 BACK TO MONTGOMERY.-Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Gordon left last night on the M. & P. train for their home in Montgomery, Ala. They came here last summer for MT. Montgomery health. and while he has enjoyed the winter he has not improved as much as he expected, and has decided to return home. He is a friend of B. F. Porter, his business partner being a nephew of Mir. Porter.
  distinguished purveyor to the county jail, L. w. Collins, brought over from Tempe last night Zachariah Gonzales and Jose Hernandez, committed by Justice A. B. Tomiinson. Gonzales got twenty days and Hernandez eighteen. Judge TomiinsoIf recommended in red ink on one of the commitments that the persons be kept at work at some use full employment every day except Sun days
 MOONLIGHT DANCE.-There vii be q real novelty in the way of q ball at the Padget hall. Friday night. when the dancing academy will give a moon- light dance. Tine explanation of this dance is. that the electric light burn CTS will be covered with something so the light can escape only through star shaped apertures, and a big hand made moon similarly constructed. will rise from one end of the hall. pass over the handmade zenith and in due time sink behind a handmade horizon.
 GOODS WENT ASTRAY.-Suit was filed in the office of the district clerk s. P. Thompson and Ed Van to re cover Sl05, the value of a barrel of whisky which they received from the plaintiff, but to which they were not entitled. The whisky had been shipped by Jake Marks of Prescott to R. w