Arizona republican., 1902-08-20

| POLICE COURT.-Albert Doe was
 the whole thing in the recorders col,~t yesterday He was charged with fighting, found guilty and fined s5 which he paid.
 THE WESSON CASE.-Ed Wesson arrested for allowing a minor to play at his gambling game, was arraigned yesterday before Justice Gray. and his case was set for trial on the 27th PROBATE COURT.-A claim by
 Henry Melbourne of $245 against the estate of Jared Woodbridge was aI- lowed in the probate court yesterday.
 The claim is for service as an employe.
 A sale oi real estate of the estate Of J. w. Evans was confirmed.
 OFFICE CHANGES. lily Page, formerly operator in the Postal and Santa Fe office, has been appointed manager of the office. vice l. D. Reedy. resigned. and MT. Pages former place will be filled by c. L. Mills, who ar rived here yesterday morning from AL buquerque.
 SALE OF AN ALMOND ORCHARD. Eugene J. Trippel has sold his all mond orchard near Mesa to Joseph M Locke for S2O.O00 This is the largest almond orchard n,the valley, and has been producing for several years. As much as one-fOurth of the purchase price of it has been fealized from the orchard in single year.
 FUNERAL OF T. K. ELVEY.-The funeral oi T. K Elvey. a member of J. w. owen Post, No. 3, G. A. R., will take place from the Presbyterian church at 10 d. m. today The post commander requests the members of the post and all veterans of the civil war to assemble at the undertaking parlors of Mohn & Easterling at 9:3O a. m. to attend the funeral.
 CHANGE OF VENUE.-The case of Jose Jerez, charged with threatening to do bodily harm to Thomas Bodiroga, barkeeper of the Manila saloon. was taken from the court of Justice Gray yesterday to Justice Burnett's court on a change of venue. The latter magis- trate discharged the prisoner on the ground that the plaintiff sold him the liquor that caused all the trouble.
 PHOENIX GIRLS WEDDING- Cards have been received in the city announcing the marriage at San Jose. Cal. August i7 of Miss Alma Ethel Eyer to MT. Welcome l.. Mayhew. Miss Eyer left here at the beginning of this year for San Jose to attend the nor nal school there. She is an active member of the Christian church here and a worker in the I.NO. C.. T.
 LAYING OF CORNER STONE-The corner stone of the Central NJ F. Church South building, on Center and Monroe streets. will be laid this after neon at o'clock. An appropriate re- ligious service will be held and a cor dial invitation to attend is given to all. The building will be of brick. The style of architecture is Gothic, and when completed it will be among the best buildings in the city.
 ICE CREAM BY MOONLIGHT-Th Good Templars entertained their friends on Monday night in an ice cream social on County Recorder Me Falls lawn, and apparently the even ing was very pleasantly spent. There were about one hundred present, in cluding a large delegation from Floral lodge, eight miles down the valley. Instrumental and vocal music and va riCus games entertained and amused the throng.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles oi incorporation of the Dewey Extension Gold Mining company. were filed in the office Of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $1. .5O0, 900 and the incorporators arc C. F. Sievert and A. A. Dunphy of Iowa. Articles were also filed of the Daniel Boone Coal and