Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-01-15

LADIES TEA.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
will hold tea in the church parlor
Thursday from > to ). All ladies are
invited.
Phoenix Odd Fellows went to Tempe
lation of the officers of the Tempe
lodge.
POLICE COURT-Tom Murphy was
sentenced to twenty days in Jail yes
terday for disorderly conduct, anu
Jacob Schik was arrested on a vagran-
cy charge. The latter's trial was con-
tinued till today.
CATTLE SHIPMENTS.-Eig cars
of cattle destined to points in Califor-
mia We're sent out yesterday via special
train on the NJ and p. and one car
was shipped to Douglas on the regular
train last night.
LICENSED TO WE'D A marriage
license was issued yesterday to c. +.
Lahara and Bertha Schw eizer. Both
are residents of Los Angeles. The
former is a native of Pennsylvania and
the latter of Switzerland.
WILL LOCATE HERE-R w. Jack
son, an assayer who has for some time
been engaged in testing ores for the
WiCkenburg Smelter company. expects
shortly to make Phoenix his head
quarters opening an Office in the Ell
lingson building.
WENT HOME EARLY-Frank L.
Howard. a well-known Salt River val
ley rancher, broke his record yesterday.
He comes to town frequently and
scarcely ever gets out of the corpora
ton limits before o'clock. Yesterday
he leIt town before 3 O'Clock.
JUDGE NICHOLS RECOVERY
The physician of Territorial Auditor
Nichols, who was injured not long ago
in q bicycle accident, has assured his
patient that he viii be so far recov-
ned that he may visit the capitol next
Monday, though it win be some little
time after that before he viii be able
to actively resume his duties.
THE TOMBSTONE ROBERTSON
CONTEST.-Yes was the time
set for the hearing of the tombstone
Robertson contest. On account of the
pressure of business in the supreme
court the matter was continued to
February ,. The respondent has filed
an objection and demurrer and an an
swer.
ASYLUM ESCAPES.-An insane man
named Harry Cooper who escaped
from the asylum a few days ago, was
caught at Buckeye by an attendant
and brought back yesterday Several
of the "trusty" patients have wan
dered away recently. but all have been
brought back except Mr.. Braun, who
got away night. before last and who is
probably stopping somewhere in town.
/ Q. 0. F. INSTALLATIONS
nix lodge, No. 2, /. o. O. F., at it's regu-
lar meeting last night installed the fol-
lowing recently elected officers: A. W.
Galpin, n. G.; W. A. Milton. V. c.;
\. A. Morford. secretary: Frank Ly-
man, treasurer: W. Z. Williams, con-
ductor; Nh Bunsick warden; George
y. Mintz, r. S. n. c.; Frank Smith
line. L. S. n. c.; James Graham, l. G.;
a. J. Bradley. chaplain.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the following corporations We're filed in
the office of the county recorder yester-
day. La Gloria Mining company, CAPT
tai stock $1,2500O0, incorporators G. ".
Wallace, I. L. Sloan and A. r. White
Jr.; United States Naval Exhibition
company, capital stock $500. 600. incor-
pOrators J. w. Kohlsaat, J. L. Phelps
and F. W. Wendt; Placer Creek Min
ing company, capital stock $4,000, 600
incOrporators w. G. Braley and a W.
Parker.
DISTRICT LODGE l. o. G. t.
Maricopa District lodge. !. O. G. T.,
will convene in Phoenix next Saturday
at 23O O'Clock and continue in session
through the evening. At the session OF
the local" lodge on Monday night the
following members were chosen as dele