Arizona republican., 1902-03-01

 ment of the costs by the defendant The costs amount to-dbout S10. enough to prevent al repetition of the orensc.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of fhe following corporations were filed la the office os the county recorder yes ierday; The Oregon Development com pany. capital seek s1.5OO, coo; incor porators. g. B. Abeles and II. A. Kim hall of Minneapolis. Nichols Waller Mining company. capital stock. $i,00o. oo0: incorporators. C. II. Nichols. J. k. Waller II. C. Nichols and c. C. Butler nf Chicago.
 NEW LITIGATION.-Three suits were filed in district court yesterday for the collection of notes secured hy mortga ges. The tit,@ of the first was Emma Il. Peery vs. s. F. Wallace. on . note Of $500. In the second Herbers Peery Is the plaintiff and T. A. Fulton the defendant. Tn this clsc the note is $30N The last suit was that of Lena E. Ward vs. F. ". Draper and wife and Leyard l.. Pearson and wife on a notc Of Sl.Go0.
 PREPARING TO ENLARGE-In some unaccountabie manner rumor was started recently that the saui- tarum presided over by Dr. h. Ii. Stone. on North Central avenue, was shortly to close down. Nothing could be further from the truth. for pr. Stone, or the contrary. has for some time been engaged on plans for it's en- largenent next season and left for the east last night to complete details for the enlargement. It is proposed to erect a number of additional cottages and make other Improvements that will greatly add to the comforts and con veniences or the institution. There has been TO thought Of closing it and all efrcrts have been exerted i1 the op- posite direction.
 CASE CONTINUED.-The case of the Territory versus Berryesa, arrested for disturbing the pe1ce O. another Mexican. and which was taken from Justice Burnett to Justice Gray on a change Of venue. was continued till Wednesday morning. The defendant said yesterday that his disturbance Of the peace consisted of his going to the house of the complaining witness and asking him in what way he hoped to prove certain statements made in the case against him. Berryesa. for viola ton of the Edmunds act He furtser said that about that time the afore- mentioned complaining witness cN- hibited a gun and asked him to come inside and he would explain, but he rejected the invitation. though it was unusually pressing. He feared it's ac- ceptance might prove depressing
 | O. G. T. PRIZE BANNER-G Secretary WaIbril-e yesterday re- ccived a handsome silk banner. which will ne awarded each quarter to the lodge making the highest percentage of gain i- membership during the precc7- ing quarter. The banner is of rich scarlet silk. 0ith heavy gold fringe. and suspended from giiced bar and chain. On tne front side is inscribed In Colc-r "The Grand Lodge or Ati- zoaa. T. O. C. T. and a representation of the world the emblem Of the or der. On the rrve--se side Is written Good Templa-s' Prize Banner. A..-ri- ed to ;his lodge oy the Grand LCdg, ct Arizona. or Having Gained the Highest Percentage in Active Mem bers During the Past Quarter Under this is parchment panel on which will bc recorded the names oc rle lodges winning the prize sUccessivcly. The banner will hang on the lodge room walls during the quarter. and viii ho a constant incentive to the members To work Car the building mp Of the lodge that the prize may be retained during the succeeding quarter. The banner win be passed around to all t,e lodges before ft finds its first resting place. that all members may see and admire the prize which is wi-hiu their uelch. For the quarter ending Jan. 3lst. Floral Lodge No. s. in tte Cartwright district west of Phoenix. made a net gain of over 35 per cent. and wins Inc first prize