Arizona republican., 1903-01-08

| SOO t1EfkN AINlLONA OIlkO r. w. Stechan left last night for Tue son to look after the interests of the Southern Arizona theatrical circuit. TO WOMEN ONLY.-Mr. Cairns will speak to women only in O'Neill hall at 8 o'clock today on Mother, Home and Heaven," and will preach at 7:S0. ARM BROKEN.-Little Jack Barr, about six years old. fell off his bicycle Tuesday and suffered the breaking of an arm at the elbow. Whether the joint is affected or not does not yet appear.
 COMPLETE IDENTIFICATION. A lady yesterday describing a man 60 q magistrate who she thought ought 10 know him if he could only think Of him said: He is a tall, sim man with q short name that has four initials. You must know him"
 JOINT INSTALLATION. - Court Floral and Court Hassayampa. I. O. F.. will hold joint installation Of officers next Wednesday night. followed by z ball and banquet to which members. wives and sweetheart5 are invited. PETRIFIED.-The Prescott Herald lreproduces the old tale about the petri- fled man in the. petrified mine and the Feuified bird on a petrified branch singing a petrifed song. IL would be interesting were it not for the fact that the story too became petrifed a long time ago
 A SON.-Mrs. J. l. Wescott, who re- sides on South Second avenue. is re- j0icing in the arrival Of fine son Tuesday evening. Mrs. Wesoott is new arrival here and will shortly be joined by her husband who is now in Hamilton, N. J. He is a railroad en- gineer and they expect to make their home Tn Phoenix.
 LEGISLATIVE POSSIBILITIES. - The scramble for places in the Ieglsla- ture may be said to have already be- gun. There will be so many applicants for clerkships and other places by resi- dents of this county that if they should all, or half of them be successful there will be nothing left for the outside counties. As has happened before when Maricopa has asked too much there is threatened a combination of other counties which will result in the capi- tol county getting nothing.
 A SERIES OF COLLISIONS.-A couple of Phoenix citizens, strangers 10
 
 house yesterday morning, one going Tn and the other going out. One of them bumped against the other Intentionally and the others fist. bumped against his eye. A bystander prevented a further progress of hostiiities at the moment. but the man with the eye was not sat isfied and hunting the other up at his place of business renewed the disturb There a mi. z which both emerged with confused countenances. The matter will be ad- judicated by Justice Burnett today
 THE RESULT OF ADVERTISIrSG l-Dr. H. A. Hughes has been ir a condition of amaZement for the last two days over two things: the far reaching influence of The Repubiican as an advertising medium and the de- mand in this vicinity for young rsgs. Last Monday morning he causeI :c be inserted in what appeared to be aa obscure corner of this paper ar ad- vertisement stating that he had To- of young pigs for sale. He was really overrun with pigs but ever since that issue O. The Republican got into cifcu- lation he has been overrun with pur- chasers and within two days has sold more than fifty. More than that he has established a regular source or ln- come out of the pigs for he has made contract with Chinaman who had also read the advertisement by winch he is to sell him ten young pigs every three months.
 A REAL ESTATE DEAL.-The real estate firm of Taylor & Son has just closed the first important real estate deal of the season in the sale of the residence of Rev. r.. A. Penick or, North First avenue to r. M. Avis. Mir and Mrs. Avis recently came here from Western Texas, where MT. Avis