Arizona republican., 1903-12-13

fifth, Valera Tapia, Blanche Decker,
Mary Hughston and Myrtle f. Reick
or: Maricopa county, Mrs. Plinetta
Allen, S. o. Yelverton, Jane Mather
and Alice NJ Resor. There were
eighteen successful applicants out Of
twenty-seVen.
A STAG PARTY.-Thursday was
the anniversary of the birth of c. S.
Kendall who has ever considered that
event one Of the most important in his
career. His friends arranged a sur
prise stag party for him in the even
ing. about fifteen of them meeting at
the residense of DR.. Connor and going
from there 70 the Kendall residence on
Fourth avenue. where the evening was
delightfully."- spent.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services at II n. IN. and 4 p. m. Church
located on west side court house plaza.
The seats are free and the public is
cordially invited to occupy them.
A. M. (. CHURCH.-Corner f. JEFF
ferson and Second streets, Rev. a.
Wagner. pastor. Sunday school at $50
a. m, Mrs. T. Walker. assistant super
irtendent: preaching at II am. by tie
pastor, subject gathering In TIE cv-
ening sermon by Rev. J. w. McAdCO.
q missionary worker subject esther
ed" our invitation to come is general.
IOWA VlslToRs.-P. AepH. of
Tempe. was in the city yesterday
morning TO meet the father and sister
of Mrs. Aepli who will spend sometime
in the valley and may remain through
the winter. They come from Dubuque
Hs-ha har l. Lnhnha Is
pastor of a Presbyterian church. being
now 20 years old and having been in
the ministry for the last forty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. AeFli who formerly lived
i'm Phoenix have been sorely afflicted
recently, having lost their eldest son
by typhoid fever. the other four chill
dren still being i'll of the same dis
ease. Three of them. however. are out
of danger and the fourth is doing as
we'll as could be expected at this
stage of the fever.
SHERIFF COOK DETAINED-A
letter was received from Sheriff Cook
yesterday regarding the case of Web
ster. whom he went Il Illinois after
with a requisition. z. s. webster was
charged with embezzle1-c1t frCm DR..
II. ]. Jessop. The sheriff said that the
habeas corpus proceedings which had
been instituted on behalf of Webster
had been continued until Dec. Il. Tho
sheriff explains the revocation of
the IGNORING of the requisitiCn by the
governor of Illinois. The governor be-
fore the presentation of the papers
from Arizona had promised TIL g.
torney for Webster that, he would BE-
allowed a hearing. The promise OF the
governor was forgotten for the moment
and the papers were honCred. The gov
ernor the same day revoked his ac-
ton that the defense should have an
opportunity - oe heard in the matter
of the habeas corpus.
A HOTTAMALE AFFAIR." WON
an by the name of Jane Doe or Nell.
q guest of the Cottage hotel. was be-
fore Justice Burnett yesterday ou a
charge @ assault and battery. Com
plant had been made against her by
4. J. Baker q vendcr Of hot tam1Ies.
He said that he had visited the hotel
the day before and while he was i'm the
room of another guest speaking Of the
excellence of his wares. Jane Doe ar
rived and began to abuse him. Finally
he said she assaulted MIN with 4 brick
bat and gave him pain in the side.
When he made the complaint NJ had
plenty Of witnesses to prove the out
rage. At the trial h was the only wit
ness for the. territory The defendant
had with her several other guests OF
the hotel, who said Baker had struck
Jane Doe without provocaticn and was
ordered cut Of the house They further
testified that the only DrickbIt they
saw was in the hands Of Baker after
his ejectment and that he was waiting
at the corner Of the house with it tc
slug Jane Doe. The defendant was dis
charged.