Arizona republican., 1902-04-26

LIBRARY OPEN.-The public Ii
brary was closed yesterday on account
OF repairs being made, but will be
open as usual today.
JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT.-In Jus
tice Gray's court yesterday Andrew
Smith, arrested for fighting. was fined
S1-50, and Diego Avalon was given Il
ten day sentence, half of which had
already been served.
COUNTRY CLUB The Country
clubs last Saturday afternoon tea for
the season viii be held at the club
house this afternoon. Cooling re-
freshments viii be served by Mrs I.
w. Lewis. Miss Winifred Smith and
Miss Ainsworth. The grounds are now
III excellent condition and numerous
players are expected to be seen upon
the links.
PRESCOTT'S PROPHECY. The
JournaI-Miner says: j. NJ. Aiken has
gone into politics. having been nomIn-
aed by the republicans Of the Fourth
ward of Phoenix. Mr.. Aitken has the
happy faculty of getting there and the
Journal-Miner would be willing to
wager that he will be elected. If elect
ed it goes without saying that he would
make a good councilman as he is bust
ress right through"
REGIsTRATION-At a very late
hour last evening the total number of
names turned in by the registering
officers was 1.119. 1t was arranged that
any stragglers that might be found
during the two hours preceding y
o'clock night be registered by the mu-
tual consent of the central committees
each reporting their work to the other.
1t is probable that only a few were
found, making the total registration
less than 1,150.
HOUSE BURNED UP-A house
barn and belonging TO a man named
St. Clair caught fire this morning
about 1890 o'clock and was totally de
strOyed. The blaze was big one and
appeared to be much nearer than it
was. An alarm was turned in and the
fire department responded, but the
building and contents We're destroyed
before it arrived. The building anyway
was far beyond the city limits. he
origin Of the fire was not learned.
PROBATE COURT-The hearing of
a petition for partial distribution was
SEdHLeu yesterday III the estate OF y.
x Masten. The final account of the
executriX of the estate OF Lawrence S.
Eough was approved. distribution vas
ordered and the executrix was dis
charged. The finally account OF the
administrator of the estate of Samuel
Huntington was approved and his pc
tition for discharge was set for hearing
next Wednesday. y petition for an or
der for the sale of personal property
of the estate of William Riley Will be
heard next Friday.
NEW CORPORATIONS OF
incorporation of the following compan-
les were filed in the Office of the county
recorder yesterday: The Zacateca5
LaLa Central Mining company. capital
stock, $175,0 incorporators. Z. S Mo-
sier. =. S. DOran and E +. Holmes:
The Perace Rubber company, capital
stock, 100000. fncorporators. F. f.
Sphinx, W. F. Johnson, w. NJ. McCully
p. J. Munson and Otis D. Urfae:
United States Smelling company. cap
ital stock. $1,000, goo. incorporators. f.
Baldwin, L. E. Replogle ana NJ r.
Lively; The Thunder Mountain Gold
Mining company, capital stock 50 000.-
OGO, incorporators, w. NJ. Lucas. NJ
Wisdom. ]. D. Cameron and H. T. Best
REC1TAL.-An enjoyable recital was
given last evening b. the music schol-
ars of Miss Mary Elizabeth Halsey at
Rosecroft, East NanBUren street. The