Arizona republican., 1903-11-04
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A SOClAl.-Gentlemen as well as ladies will be cordially welcomed at the social given by the Ladies Aid so- ciety of the Baptist church at the
 home of Mir. c. D. Doris. on Easr Van
 Buren street. There will be many at fractions.
 MRS. MOELLER OUT OF COURT. The case of Mrs. Lizzie Moeller against the Phoenix Water company
 went out of court yesterday on a judg- ment for the defendant for costs on demurrer. The demurrer was argued a week ago and sustained. It attacked the legal position of the plaintiff, and when that was carried there was noth- | ing left.
 FURTHERiNG A MINING PRO- lJECT-Mr. Iulius Lichtenstein who has
 been in Phoenix since last July. hay ing been connected with the Common wealth Auction company. leaves this morning for. Denver. Chicago, Cincin- nat and New York. He will enlist
 eastern capital to further the interests
 of the Calamity Gold Silver and Cop
 per Mining company.
 THE RUMMAGE SALE-The first | day of the rummage sale of the ladies
 of the Christian church was successful far beyond their expectations. the sales amounting to more than $100. It was
 also a godsend to many poor people
 who were able to buy clothing and things that they could not very we'll
 do without and which they could not have purchased new. The sale will be continued not only until everything
 now on hand is sold out. but until lcharitably inclined people quit giving things to be sold.
 POLICE COURT.-Ben Hall was in police court yesterday on the charge
 of being disreputable character gen orally. He was instructed to get out of town or take fifty days in jail as
 an alternative. He got, or at Yeast
 made start. An elderly man was ar rested for drunkenness. but was dis charged on the statement that it was
 his first offense, and he felt most too cid to begin living in jails. Another
 man was sent below for five days for drunkenness. Late in the afternoon a Chinaman was arrested for disturbing the peace and a Mexican for drunken ness.
 KILLED BY A RANGER.-Ciovernor ' Brodie yesterday received Q telegram | from Captain Thomas Rynning of the ] Arizona Rangers saying that John G. | Brooks the night before had shot and killed a negro at Naco. The name of the negro was not given. but the tel
 egram said that a coroner's jury had
 exonerated Brooks. There were few particulars of the tragedy. The negro
 had been insulting some white women and the Ranger tried to arrest him. when the negro drew a revolver and | fired at him. Brooks fired in return,
 killing the negro. Brooks has been
 with the organization for long time and is one of the most efficient mem | bers.
 1 HOW HE WAS LlBELED.-Every- 1 body has learned that Senator Eugene g. Ives has sued the Arizona Sentinel ! of Yuma for libel and asking for a ] judgment for several thousand dollars. | 4 good many people have been inQuir- | ing what was the nature of the libel ous publication. It has been learned
 that in the course of the last cam
 paign when the senator was a candi- 1 date for the legislative council Colo mel Darlington. the editor of the Sem
 tinel. kept insisting that he was not eligible for the reason that he was a resident of Pima county. to-wit: of the city of Tucson. Colonel Darlington ! swears that he, cannot remember an other harmful thing he said about the
 senator and he further says that he
 did not think at the time that a res idence In Tucson was anything that
 could be laid up against the moral character of the senator or anybody
 else.