Arizona republican., 1902-04-12

COUNTRY CLU-B.-The usual Satur- day afternoon tea will be held at the Country club today Mrs (. H. Akers and Mrs. F. Gang will seiVe refresh ments.
 FUNERAL OF BH. TAYLOE.-rhf funeral of Dr. F. J. Taylor will he hel@ at the chapel Of Mohn &, Eastellifig to- day at 3:50 r. m.. Rev. r. \. Penici> officiating.
 PROBATE COUET.-The only bus:- ness in probate court yesterday Was rhe hearing of the petition or George \. Aauk for letters Of administration OF the estate of T"suIa Irene M2uk. Tn letters Were ordered issued.
 AN OLD TIMER GONE-f.. \. Nichols. fer many wears; d resident of WiilcoX. died yesterday afternoon "t f:31 o'clock. Nr. Nichols was supe-- iatendnnt of schools in Cochise coInty. and was veil known ali over Arizona. He was also d prominent member of tho Masonic fraternity
 NEW COEPORATIOE- Articles ct jncorp0r2tiOu of the NcAlpiue Cold Mining and Milling company We're filed in the office Of the county recorder yes terGay. The capital stocI, is S1.5c9.o0o jhe interpretations are F. R. .Whitcomb. ". R. Daingerffeld. =. F. O'Kecfe and F " Mclean of California.
 CATTLE SHEPMENTS-Sca q day passes without the shipment CT fat cattle from this valley over one rail road or the other The cattle buyers are picking up everything good in sigh1 and from the increased interest that California butchers take in Arizoa4 there is little doubt but that the stock business has a great future in this sec ticn. The market seems Jo b. good fer all that can he raised.
 ANOTHEi; MEDAL CGETEST-On Tuesday at \ r. IT,. April l.. at the First N. f,. church will h. held q 'Colore.i Matrone' Medal Contest The rscita- tions will all be by colored ladies. inter- sperSed with music. old plantation songs. etc. This contest is held unde. the auspices of tho ". C. T. L.. aal the proceeds ale for the benefit of tn. colored peoples church hich is en- ,urbered with debt.
 ENPERIENCE VERSUS LITERA- TURE.-On Monday night members of the Good TeEplars lodge will engage in q debate by way of diversion. The
 
 That man is benefited more by e::pe- rieiicc and observation than by liter 2rurc." The affirmative will b. led by Freeman Fi!,a. assisted by Misses Wright and Irwin. and the negative by .. O. Parret. Mrs. Godfrey and Miss Geissinzer
 THE KINGSTON Superin- ranGent James C. Dobpins of the Kingston mine near Castle Creek ar rived in town yesterday I.crning. lie says that work has been rr5ere.,sin.y Ia pidly on the property. Just bcfpT.. he lsft the last load of machinery for a 2--horse power hoist vas brought iE. For sor2e ,iune the work ol building icad to Castle Creek has been gong on but that has been finished and foul- teen men are al work in the mine \ i9c foot shaft has been sunk. and drift ing toward an oId tunnel for Vsntilatin@ purposes is going CT. As soon aS lha: is reached the work Of sinking will he resumed
 ANOTHER CRAZY INDIAN.-Depu- " Sheriff W. T. Williams nf Gila Band came to tCWn yesterday morning with another Indian Who is thought to b. insane. This is the second from that precinct within week. This one is a Yaqui by the nama cf EVaIi=to E.pino. and his insanity is of the dangerous !.ind. He kept the people of the neigh bCrhood hiding out. The officer rur- sued him seventeen miles before hc