Arizona republican., 1903-01-24


 cases were yesterday transferred from Justice Robertson's to Justice Bur nett's court on a change of venue.
 VAGRANT WHEELS. - The city marshal has in his possession three vagrant bicycles that have been picked up in various places. One is a Crescent, another is a Yale and the third Is a No-name.- All are of the masculine per suasion.
 MATT LORING'S LUCK.-Matt Lor- ing. an old Phoenix boy who has been connected with the Prescott postofiice for several years has been ordered to Washington where he will be given a place in the department at a salary of s1 200 a year.
 GONE TO BOSTON,. Herman Aagard and Mrs. W. W. Mitchell, who consummatsd Q deal a few days ago whereby the control of the J. J. Jeffries mine in Castle Creek district passes into the hands of New England capital Ists, have gone to Boston in further anCe of the enterprise.
 PHOENIX MAN HURT-Postal Clerk Newell, who had a narrow es- cape from death in the E. P. & s. w. wreck near Bisbee. al account of which appears in another column, is a resi- dent of this city. his home being with his mother on East Van Buren street, near Twelfth.
 THE PRESS ASSOCIATION-An other meeting of the territorial press association was held yesterday at which nothing much was done except the appointment of a committee on general welfare. An adjournment was taken until February 15 when the an- nUal election of officers will take place.
 WICKENBURG CHURCH NOTICE. Rev. Duncan Brown will preach at the chool house in Wickenburg on Sun day morning and night on the follow ing topics Morning. II o'clock, T Know Whom I Have Believed": night. 7:3O, These That Have Turned the World Upside Down Have Come Hith- CT Also" All are cordially invited. Sunday school at 2:3O D. m.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Jennie Reed Gold Mining com pany, capital stock $1,5O0.O0O. incorpor- ators c. A. Welch. C. E. Williams. A. E. Crarer and 4. Morton: Central Oil and Gas company. capital stock $6OO.- eco, inCorporators A. C. Springs, ". Els person and J. J. Jones.
 BAPTIST CHURCH. - Worshipling in O'Neill hall. Adar1s street and First avenue. opposite Postohice: Lewis Hal sey, D. D., pastor. Public worship at II a. n. and 7:3O D. ln.; Bible school at 9:45 a. m.; Junior union at 3 D. m.: E. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m. Preaching by the pastor. Course of sermons begun in evening. Special selections by quar- tette, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. FOote. Super intendent McDonnold. MT. Coggins A cordial invitation to all.
 MINING IN PIN&L COUNTY.--i. L. DenisOn of the International Copper Top Mining company. whose mines arc located in the Pinal district, came in from the company's mines yesterday MT. Denison says that there is more activity at Pinal than at any time for the past fifteen years. The Lake Su- perior and Arizona company are work ing thirty men and their property is showing up well. The Copper Top company have seven or eight men at work.
 CARRIER'S BONDS. - Postmaster McClintock yesterday supervised the ma ahlnS Cu- ana H4lnS or the DOodS O. the Rural Free Delivery route carriers and their substitutes, for the three lines to be established from the Phoe- nix postofiice. February ?. The car rier on route No. 1 is B. A. Grant and the substitute is Mary A. Hammond. The carrier of No. is Fred w. Long and the substitute is William A. Gill. The carrier on No. 9 is Charles II. Moore and the substitute is Mrs. Nettie J. Moore.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Ser vices at the Presbyterian church to- morrow will be as follows: Sabbath