Arizona republican., 1903-12-01

LITERARY AND SOCIALLY musi- cal and literary programme, to be fo,- lowed by a basket social and hot coffee. is to be given at the Alhambra school house next Friday evening. Dec. I. All are cordially invited to attend. Admis- sion free.
 A WOMAN MINING OPERAToR- Mrs. Frank Ryland is down from Wickenherg, where she has been look ing after yearly assessment work on some promising gold-copper claims she has. They Were located by Frank Ryland. who was one of Arizona's best mining men, and that alone speaks well for the property.
 LADIES AID SOCIETY-The ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church most cordially invite all friends and visito a in the city to meet with them next Thursday from 2:30 to p. m. at the residence of Mrs. Futile. i54 North Fourth avenue. This being their first afternoon tea of the season, they hope for large attendance.
 POLICE COURT.-Richard Roe who appeared in police court yesterday on the charge of drunkenness and disor-
 
 with last week. was sent below fer ten days. Juan Mellen. Henry Miller and John Doe on the same charge, and Se- cundino Sepulveda on the charge of being drunk and asleep, were sent below fo9 five days each.
 DISTRICT COURT.-Yesterday was the time set for the trial of the suit. q cross suit, of Katie Sabra against Sha- heen Sa bra for divorce. The trial order was vacated and the case was reset for December 29. In the suit of l.. [. Flank against J. n. MOnihon, the plain tiff was given Judgment. The case of Mary F.. M'Dearmon Flanagan against C. L. Beckett and others was tried and submitted.
 REFORM SCHOOL oPENING.- Governor Rrodie left on Sunday night for Benson to be present at a reception last night on the eve of the opening of the territorial industrial school. The reception is given by the residents of Benson and vicinity to the governor, the president of the university, the trus- tees of the school and the former mern- bers of the board. The principal speech of the evening was to be delivered by President BabcOck of the Unive. sity. The school will be opened today. The governor did not expect to remain for that ceremony and will probably return to the city this morning.
 NEW coRPORATIONS- of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesteT- day: Sunshine Gold Mining company, capital stock, $1OOO 0O0. incorpoIators L. c. Stannard. C. R. Faulstich. w. H. Packard and others; Chiapas Rubber Plantation company, capital stock S5.- 000, ,000. incorpocatOrs G. V. Steed, w. J. Nicholson, w. H. Girvin and others. The National Simplex Voting Machine company, capital stock, $1,OOO,0OO in- corpCrators J. O. Morrison, C. NJ Wright and others.
 MISSOURI ORATORS.-It is prob able that the Cratorical feature of the Missouri picnic vii be enc Of it's rong- est. One of the speakers will be Judge A. C. Baker. and there will no doubt be other local speakers. An effoct is ] being made to secure the presence of | Judge John F. Phillips United States | judge of the western district of Mis- | souri. Judge Phillips leaves Kansas City at the beginning of every winter ! MhICH ne uSudlly spends Tn Florida or | some other mild climate. Judge Rob- | ertson has written informing him of i the Missouri picnic and of the extreme ! mildness of the climate and inviting him to attend the gathering.
 A DELICATE OPERATlON.-An operation for the removal of a tumor was performed last Friday on Mrs. Ak CTS. mother of Charles H. Akers. The tumor was on the side of tEe face and the roots of it extended about among the arteries, involving a great deal of risk in it's removal. On account of tha age of Mrs. Akers, eighty-two, there was the greater danger. The operatton