Arizona republican., 1902-09-26

| SOCIAL POSTPONED.-The home l coming social which was to have been
 held at the Baptist church this evening i is postponed.
 1 FARRELL'S CASE.-The case of w. l J. Farrell in Justice rays court was yesterday postponed until Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
 IT WAS DIEGO-MarshaI Kinney ar
 rested a drunken man yesterday and much to his surprise found it to be his
 old friend Diego Castenado, who had
 not been in jail for week A REVIVED FIRE-The fire depart ment was called out last night by an alarm from Jefferson street and Second avenue. The embers oi the ruins of the Baptist church had blazed mp again. DRAGONS MEETING.-The deacons and trustees of the Phoenix Baptist f church are requested to meet at the
 office of Coggins & Rice on Washington
 street today at 9 o'clock a. m. and at
 7:30 p. m.
 SOCIAL DANCE.-The Social Dance Club will enjoy itself, dancing in the Eastlake park pavilion this evening. All friends Of the members are invited to come and have a good time. Dance beSlnS at $50 sharp.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHOIR-The choir of the Fifth Avenue Christian church will meet for practice this even ing at half past seven in the church.
 This will be the first rehearsal since the summer vacation.
 DRESS REHEARSAL.-Th Young Mems Democratic Club held rally last night in their new hall over the post office. There was a large attendance and a large number of local orators
 tuned up their voices for later appear ance in public. It was a sort of dress rehearsal for the real shows advertised to appear later.
 GUN CLUB SCORES.-The following scores were made at the practice shoot
 of the Phoenix Gun Club at the traps yesterday afternoon: McVeagh. 1O [, 10. 10. 9. g. Aitken. 9, s. 10. 9; Har- rison. g, :. 10. 9. 10, g, 9; Utting. 8, s. q, s, D, 4; Tanner. :. :, s. s. :, 8, 8; Nor rell, '. s. 8, :. 8. s. '. 9: Graham. 8, g., 10. :, 8; Cunningham. ,, :, 3, 6; Kruger, 13. II. 13. 14.
 A SUIT FOR DANIAG ES.-Suit was begun in the district court yesterday by NJ. J. Galpin against the Phoenix Street Railway Company for damages amounting to $4O00. On July 13 of this year the plaintiff was a passenger on one of the street cars oi the defendant and was brought into contact with a live wire, from which he sustained the injuries of which he TOW complains. PROBATE COURT.-A return O; sale of real estate of the estate Of Charles Kinstler was made in probate court | yesterday. It was set for hearing on
 October 9th. A petition was filed for the admission of the will of David J. Jones to probate. In the estate of ] Frances F. Prowell notice was given of an application for the appointment of a commission to take evidence in support of the will.
 A GIANTS FALL.-About thirteen ! years ago Major Schwartz, while city recorder, caused to be planted on the south side of the city hall an interest | ing collection of cacti, the central plant | being a sahUara. It grew rapidly | until it came to be regarded as a fine | specimen. During recent heavy wind | it was tipped over at an angie, and yesterday morning when the sun arose
 its rays fell upon the prostrate giant which during the night had given uE | the fight.
 l THE FLAGSTAFF MEETING.-A
 telegram was received at this office yes
 terday from Flagstaff, where a meet | ing had been addressed by Hon. Robert
 E.. Morrison the night before. It was