Arizona republican., 1902-05-23

o'clock at the family residence. a03 North Second avenue. She has been q sufferer of lung trouble for q long time and death vas not unexpected. Mr. and Mrs. Guiley have been identified with Arizona for q number of years and both were well known. They have .iVcd in Phoenix about six years. She was l9 years old. The funeral will be held this afternoon at t o'clock at the undertak- ing parlo"s of Mohn X Edsterling. Rev. F. A. Penick will ofiiciate.
 UNCLE TOMS CABIN. - Uncia Toms Cabin was played to d very good audience in thS Doris thcajer Last night. Though tn play Is al old yne there are some grown people who never tire of witnessing il and there is always q new crop of the rising generation that enjoys it.
 COUNTRY NILLAGE.-The King $ Daughters of the Baptist church have their Country Village on the lawn of Mir. R. F. MvFail. 6Og North r'outrh St.. this evening. There will be music. postoiiice. Stratford Inn. store. gypsy tent, etc. You can guess at the char acters when you sec them. Perhaps .
 THE FIRST BORN-A further i'm provement in the service of the Phoe- nix Light and Fuel company may Ee confidently looked for The engineer, John Burger, has an assistant. He happened yesterday. He is the stand ard weight and refinement. just like the United States gold coins. only in tho opinion of his pal ents he is worth nor" than his weight in gold coins.
 SWEET REMEMBRANCE. - fIX- mayor Thomas, of TitusVille. Pa. who spent last winter in Phoenix and Who expects to return here again next win ter. pleasantly remembered number of his Phoenix friends by sending them a few days ago 125 pounds of pure ma pie sugar, fresh from his own sugar bush. It was equably divided among them and hot cakes and real maple sugar is standing order now at sey- eral Phoenix breakfast tables.
 ARIZONA AROUSED.-The board of trade has received several letters m the last few days from various Arizona towns, bearing the cheerful informa- tion that citizens are interesting them selves in the statehood question and eXerting their influence with members 0; the senate. The board is pushing .he campaign through the local merchants by urging them to write to iobbers from whom they buy their goods. pleading for their help in the cause of statehood.
 PROBATE COURT-A petition was filed in probate court yesterday for let ters of administration on the estate of Ira T. Sanders. The widow is the petitioner. The matter was set Tor hearing on June ,. The final account of the administrator of the estate of J. l.. Hoag was heard along with a petition for final distribution. Tha account was approved and the petition was granted. A certified copy of the judgment of the district court affirm ing the judgment of the probate court in the estate of Jared Woodbridge was filed. Also in the estate of Jame:; Roarke certificate was filed affirming the judgment of the lower court.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Artfcles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: The Wabash Copper rompany. G. & Good C. A. Godcharles and R. -'itllIS'h Ne Ol I'll dSO, NIlaN Consolidated Mining company. capital stock. $1.000.GG0 incorporators. {: T. Al!Cn. b. l.. Healy. L. T. Carr and l.. r. Walker and others of California 1: Morris Cold Car and Storage company, capital stock. S201.000. incorpora tors. A. F.. Sulwell. F: F. Holmes, J. C. MordOugh. J. l.. Morris and II. II. Allen Of Missouri; California Gold and Water company. capital stock. S1.500.- COG. incorpOrators, J. Lightner. R J. Williams. r. Nj. Johnson. Nj Johnson and C. NJ. Hansen Cf san Diego
 LEFT WITH THE COURT.-Au ot yesterday vas consumed in district court by the arguments in the case of Y. F. Wilson Vs. G. w. NIcber.i ct al. The oratoiN was begun by Eugene $. Ives who finished his opening a.gu- ment at noon. Robert r. Morrison 1p- enei for the defense in the afternoon and took up one by one the warrants to which objection had been made and showed tae authority of jaw for the :r- suing Of them. He was followed I.y Judge Barnes and he by Walter Ben nett. Argument for the defense Was; closed by Judge Baker in d brief ad- dress. A little before ; o'clock Mir Ives closed for the plaintiff. Judge Baker desired 10 submit some authorities mi counsel for the plaintiff asked until next Monday to submit his papers in the case.