Arizona republican., 1902-04-28

MIA to the G. Washington line Of Con-
tinental army. Some of the stock are
corded in the knee fnr identification.
GLENDALE RULI.ETIN.-A special
dispatch from Glendale ON Saturday
announced that Walter Lund was seen
crossing the street wheeling Il hand
some baby carriage.
BAND CONCERT.-Yeste was a
beautiful day and last evening a typi-
cal one OF springtime in Arizona. The
result was that the attendance at the
band concert in the evening vas large
er than at any concert since last sum
mer. The music was good and thor
oughiy enjoyed.
OTTO MILLER IN JAIL.-Otto Mil
Ter is in Jail charged with the rape of
a girl named Josie Miller though no
relation to him. The complaint was
sworn to before Justice Gray by Leah
Miller. the wife of the defendant The
crime is constructive. Josie Miller being
ing less than seventeen years old, the
age of consent.
PICNIC AT PHOENIX PARK-The
Baptist and Christian Sunday schools
had an enjoyable outing on Saturday at
the Phoenix park. Bountiful refresh
ments We're provided and the boating
was Il great attraction. The new lake
gives a fine opportunity for rowing and
will make Phoenix park one of the
most attractive resorts in Arizona.
REGISTRATION.-T total regis
traticn it is now believed will amount
to but little over 100. There were 1119
names returned on the last count the
night registratio closed and a few
were handed in between that time and
u o'clock, but in going over the list
several doubles were found which will
reduce the list again to somewhere in
the neighborhood of 11GG.
METHODIST MUSICAL SERVICE
The annual musical service of the First
Methodist Episcopal church took place
last night. The programme was the
best that has ever been presented at
any OF these services. There was one
number whose excellence attracted par
ticular attention because the partici-
pants have recently Joined the choir.
1t was Love Divine All Love Excel
ing." by Mr.. Ernest P. Wilson. tenor.
ana Mrs. W y. Tiffany. soprano Mr.
Wilson is a recent discovery. though he
has lived in the city for several years
A TRIP TO CHINA.-There'H be a
Chinaman returning to mis- native coun-
Try before long, and he'll have plenty
Of money for travelling expenses. He
had 81 on an eight spot III policy game
last night at the ten O'Clock
drawing. The result of that
combna ton of capital and dis
elimination in choosing proper num-
bers was $1,6GO. The hero Of this haul
is the proprietor of a wash house in
Chinatown. He has been a persistent
follower of the game. and has been
winning for years, but he never made
such q hit before.
GOING TO Los ANGELES-A good
ly sized party of excursionists will take
advantage OF the reduced rates via the
Santa F'e to Los Angeles tomorrow on
account of the fiesta and bi-annual
meetings Federation Women's clubs
held there May /. and 3 \ special
standard Pullman sleeper is being
pressed into service and showing liber-
Il patronage. Quite number of the
guests from the Adams and ether ho-
tells who have never visited the coast
are taking advantage of this occasion
to widen their course of observation
and amazement at the advanced deval-
Opment of the great southwest. Gener-
al Agent Lands viii accompany the
party and see 10 their wants en- route
VISIT TO CONSOLIDATED PLANT.
Members of the board of trade and
several invited guests. all the guests of
Superintendent Porter. visited the pow
er and TGnping plant on the south
side yesterday on the invitation OF Dr..
A ]. Chandler. For the first time
since the pumping plant was put in
operation it was out of order yestar-
day, so that the visitors were unable
to see the generous flow of water which
irrigates the lands in that vicinity.
The party visited the generating plant
ct the Consolidated falls and generally
inspected that excellent system. The
members Of the party were: w. D.
Fulviler. Dr.. Ancfl Martin. b Hey
man, Charles Goldman. Leo Goldman.
H. j. McClung. Ned Creighton. John o.
Dunbar, Superintendent Porter. L. H.
Hamilton, and Alfred Miller of PhiIa-
delphia.
CHASE AFTER A CRAZY MAN
a strange negro, believed to be insane.
was run down yesterday after chase
of.two days. He was first heard from,
| last thursday in the neiShborhoOd o.
Alhambra. He said he was hunting
for work. He was offered employment
by J. d. Crabb. but before he got to
work his manner grew threatening and
he alarmed the family by displaying a
knife. though he did not threaten tc
use it He was elsewhere in the neigh
bCrhood and wherever he went he left
an impression that he was insane
Complaint was made against him not
in probate court but before a justice