Arizona republican., 1903-03-26

mentioned that Lon Teal of the Osborn district would be a candidate fer mem bership on the high school trustee board. MT. Teal and his friends deny the runner ard say that the vote of that district will be cast solid for l.. l.. Miner.
 ANOTHER CRAZY MAN.-Marico- pa county is just now contributing it's share to the insane asylum. Three in mates have already been sent there this week and yesterday word reached the office of the sheriff from Wicken- burg that that precinct had another candidate who would be brought down this morning.
 RETURNING HOME.-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lippincott of Philadelphia were il Phoenix yesterday, guests of the Hotel Adams. They have been spending the winter at the Castle Creek Hot Springs. as they have several preceding seasons. and are now en route home leaving on this mornings s. F., P. & P. train.
 WILL LEAVE FOR JAPAN-AIr and Mrs. Chauncey 1. Clarke of Peoria will leave here on the Sunday morning Santa Fe train for San Francisco, and will leave there on April 4th, via the Pacific Coast steamship, the "KOrea." :" They will make an extensive trip through Japan and the Orient and will be gone some four or five months.
 DEMISE OF MISS RHODES.-In- formation was received here yesterday of the death of Miss Bessie Rhodes of Pasadena on Monday morning. She was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Foster Rhodes and has spent a con- siderable part of each winter here for the past few years, and has many friends who will regret her loss.
 ! WILD GOOSE CHASE.-Messrs. L. ". Coggins and J. W. Graham re- turned on Tuesday night from an eX- pedition which was both fgurativaly and literally wild goose chase. They made announcement yesterday that the wild geese season is officially ever. the geese having emigrated no1thward the day before they took the field.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office e: the county recorder yes terday: Pacific Coast Farmers and Merchants association. capital stock. g, eco, ,0O00. incorpcratOrs II. C. M'Cra ney. C. \. Odell. J. W. StockweH and others; Parsons Crude Oil and Devel- opment company. capital stock. S1,O00.- coo. incorporators J. R. Brown, GA W. Mcsher. c. B. Kennedy and others; The Tolet!o F'Iushometer and Manufac- turing company. canital stock. s5O000. incorporators William C. Kerhy. Geo. w. Birchall, Joseph M. Justen, Charles R. Clapp and others.
 
 Official notice has been received of the appointment of Paul P. Hastings to the office of auditor Of the s. F., r. 6 P railroad. He entered upon the duties of the office the 23rd of this month. He succeeds J. J. Wragovich, who has been auditor of the company since 1895, anI before this appointment was chief clerk and secretary to F. 4. Healy, who was then general freight and passenger agent. MT. Wragovich has gone to New York City to become identified with an expert accounting firm and leaves many friends in the business and social life Of Arizona.
 AN UNAUTHORIZED RAIN-The rain which fell yesterday and which began the day before acted without the authority of the weather bureau. It came entirely unheralded and was quite unofficial but was probably as beneficial as if 1t had been properly advertised. Il was altogether an ec- centric rain It commenced when the clouds did not lcol, like it and it quit when the populace had good reason from the appearance of things to be lieve that it would keep or. In some localities it was mixed with hail. About one o'clock there was hard hail storm east and south of the city None fell north of Jackson street but south of the middle of tf.at thorough