Arizona republican., 1903-09-27

! THE SUTRO ESTATES
 ies and appraisements were filed yes l terday in probate court in the estates | of Charles Sutro, Gustave Sutro and | Adelleio Sutro.
 ! ADAMS ARRANGEMENTS B. | Adams was arraigned yesterday before | Justice Robertson on q misdameanor l charge. His trial was set for Tuesday and bond fixed at $500. Failing to give ! it he was taken back to jail. THE THIRD pAUGHTER-Mr and Mrs. William P. Crump are receiving i the congratulations of their friends OF the birth of their third daughter. which ! pleasant event occurred on the after noon of September 25th.
 i WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.-Y terdaE was an anniversary of the wedding of Captain and Mrs. T. Con nell, and the occasion was celebrated at their home by a dinner, at which were a number of their friends.
 SHE WILL STAND TRIAL.-Marta | Pandoras, who was arrested on a 1 charge of disturbing the peace of her l neighbor, was before Justice Burnett yesterday. She denied the accusation | and her trial Was set for next Tuesday morning.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Ser- vices will be held at O'Nein hail, cor ner of Adams street and First avenue Sunday-school at 9:45; preaching at Il by Chaplain Winfield Scott; B. Y. P. L. meeting at 6:OO, no preaching in the i evening.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner 5th M I Bagby, pastor. Sunday-school at 9:45 a. m., C. F. at 6:3O p. m., preaching by the pastor at Ii a. m. and 7:3O p. m., morning subject Gods Titled Field; evening. Flew We May Have God With Us in Our Work"
 ANOTHER PHOENIN RESIDENT. Surveyor Genesal Ingalls left last night for Yuma to make arrangements; for moving to Phoenix. He has secur- ed house, and he says that when he is fully established he will hang out a latch string long enough to reach every friend in the city.
 A SCHOOL OF MUSIC.-Mr. and Mrs. s. F. Cravens, who conducted a school of music in the city last season. returned to Phoenix yesterday morn ing. They spent the summer at their
 
 reopen their school at No. 424 North Fifth avenue. but the precise date of the opening is not decided upon. They expect to have several pupils from Kansas.
 MARTIN-ARNOLD - On Sunday evening. September 70 at the home of the brides mother at Marion, Kan, ol-- cured the marriage of Nr. J. w. Mar r,rL -,l; The solemn words were spoken by the Rev. Woodside of the Christian church of Marion. the impressive ring cere mony being used. Mir. and Mrs. Mar tin left Marion on September T for Soldier, Kan. where they will visit re- la:ives for q few days.
 WILSON IS FREE-J Wilson. the young man who has been in jail for passing worthless checks, was released yesterday afternoon, his pardon having been presented to him. The pardon was issued three days ago, but those having the matter in charge thought it best to keep him in jail until his transportation to his home should come. It was ordered by telegraph on the day the pardon was signed, but -thz: telegram had to go over so many roads that the order did not reach PhOenix until yesterday He left for Gadsden, Ala, last night.
 TRIAL. OF DE LA I4AMA.-The case of Pedro de la Lama, charged with eX- hibit:ng a deadly weapon in rude, angry and threatening manner to an employe of the Boston Store, was be- fore Justice Burnett yesterday. His de :ense was that the weapon was nothing more deadly than piece of Q broken bicycle handle, which he exhibited to the court. The prosecution was not sure that it was not the instrument Ge la Lama had with him al the time of the trouble. He was discharged. He was then tried for disturbance of the peace and being found guilty was sen tenced to q fine of &.
 NEW RATIONS-Articies of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Toledo Oil and Land company, capital stock s10O.cGo, incorHorators ". F. Sapp, N. A. Casey, William Blec- net and others; Elkhorn Mining and