Arizona republican., 1903-02-27

SUIT CONPROMISED.-T 1itiga tion of W. E. Deity against A. P. | Gunther to recover S4.5OO as commis- out of court couple of days ago by compromise.
 THE PROPER SENTIMENT-There | is one man in the United States that has the right idea even if he is little out of the regular order of-things. He wrote letter received by Secretary Van der Neer, addressed Board of | Trade. State of Arizona"
 SALVATION ARMY-Major John Milsaps, who is holding special meet | ings in the Salvation Army hall, will deliver his popular lecture tonight en-
 titled With the American Forces in the Philippines All are invited to at tend this very interesting lecture. Ad- mission 10c.
 1 FIRE NO. 2.-About 10 o'clock yes 1 terday morning the alarm was sound ed for fire No. of the present series. It was in the kitchen of Joe Holland s house on Adams street, next door to 1 Thayer's warehouse. The fire presum- ably caught from the stove, and the wall, ceiling and roof was we'll ablaZe
 when the chemical apparatus arrived 1 The fire was extinguished with small damage to the property, probably less | than $50.
 ! THEY'RE ALL UNEASY.-The friends of MT. R. B. Berryhill are very much worried about him, as is also the l liveryman who let him have fine team few days ago to drive to Cave l Creek. It was learned last night that ] he had left there presumably to return 1 to Phoenix. There is a hope that in- stead of coming here he thought that since he had gone so far in that direc- tion he might as well go on to his home in Iowa.
 SUIT ON A NOTE.-Suit was begun ! in district court yesterday by Everett administratriX of the estate of J. W. Evans, to recover the principal and in terest of a promissory note for s1 ,0OO alleged to have been given by Majo! Evans in. 1897. This note along with another for s1,50O were presented to
 Mrs. Evans as administrative. The larger note was allowed, but the other was rejected.
 SUPREME COURT.-There was a short session of supreme court yester- day at which the only order made was 1 for the admission to practice of As sistant United States Attorney John Campbell. The court then took a re- cess until March 18th. It was under stood, though no announcement was made from the bench, that on March 20 opinions in cases which have been heard in the course Of the January term will be handed down.
 BOUGHT A HOME. - About two weeks ago Harmon B. Smith and fam | fly arrived here from Missouri. When they left that state the thermometer was seven degrees below zero. When
 they got here it was just about where it ought to be so MT. Smith began look ing around for good place to cast anchor permanently. Yesterday he | bought twenty acres six miles north of this city from 4. D. Blackmer and may now be considered a thoroughly naturalized citizen of Arizona. The
 consideration was S1.200.
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT Simona Peralta appeared in Justice Robertson's court yesterday, promptly
 on time and changed her plea to guil-
 ty in the charge of fighting a Mexican
 woman. She was fined five dollars.
 The court also gave her a lecture on
 temperance for which there was no
 charge. He advised her to eschew all alcoholic drinks and especially wine
 which is a mocker and which makes | her rage. She said she did not think she could get along without a little wine for the stomach's sake and when
 coffee was suggested as substitute it almost made her fain-. Another Turk