Arizona republican., 1904-04-07

A DOG -FEST-The police held dog-fest yesterday, with their trusty rcvolvers, putting out of the way two cannines. who were notorious for their exhibition of i'll temper, though neither of them were afflicted with rabies.
 THE TENT sERVICES.-The sub
 feet tonight at the gospel tent, by Evangelist J. Ernest Bond will be The Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast" A distinction will he drawn between the true people of God anu those of the world at the time of the second advent.
 NEW ATlONS.-Articles of the following interpretations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Richfeld Oil company, capital stock. $5OO,0O0 ,incorporators J. E. Bibens, s. NJ. Cunningham, J. w. Kelso and others; Central States O'l company, capital stock, $250,O0O, incor- porators c. L. Nihart, E. Nj. Burke, w. A Bartlett and others.
 MRS. SARTELLE HERE.-Mrs. J. c. Sartelle, of Atlanta, Ga, arrived here yesterday morning for a visit with her brothers w. H. and II. F. Robin
 son. Mrs Sartelle will be remembered as a former resident of Phoenix as was her husband who after leaving here entered the employ of the santa Fe Railroad company and is nowNone of it's best known general agents in the south
 with headquarters at Atlanta.
 MR. COCHRAN GOES EAST.-Mt. s. r. Cochran, engineer in charge of the line location of the Phoenix x Eastern railway, leaves this morning for Deep River, Iowa. He goes to his old home to see his mother. who is very ill., He hopes 10 return within q month, and resume his work in the field for the railroad. Although a young man. NIT. Cochran has an enNiable reputation as one of the most efficient civil engineers in the railway service. POLICE COURT.-There were two men in police court yesterday, each Of whom was sent to seclusion for five days. One was a sleeping drunk who dragged himself from a saloon at day break and tried to finish his sleep under the band stand but was sighted by ar officer. The other was a man who had a quarrel with another man who was under the influence of liquor, resulting in the intoxicated man be- ing knocked down and severely bruised about the head.
 JAKE MiLLER'S cOET.-Jake Mill CT has recovered his coat, or rather he never lost it. His friends at the I'rakes' livery stable have recovered from their scare and now regret the sorrow they expressed when they thought he had lost it. MT. Miller came in quietly and got his coat without any body seeing him, early Tuesday morn ing, and the staDlemen supposed some one had stolen It and reported the matter to. the police. Mir. Miller's enemies now say he ought to be ar | rested for scaling his own ccat.
 BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE-Ycs- terday was the eighteenth birthday of
 Miss Flora Lamson and the auniver- sary was fttingly remembered by the students of the Lamson business col lege among whom Miss Lamson is de- servedly popular. They presented her with q solid silver bon bon dish and in the evening she was made the happy victim of surprise party at the home of her parents on north Central ave- nue. Another gift of which she is properly proud, is a gold watch pre- sented by her two grandmothers. Her only regret is that she can only have one eighteenth birthday during her present visit or earth.
 RETURN OF JOSIAH ANDERSON. -Sheriff Cook left last right for Yuma after Josiah Anderson, who is to be tried again for manslaughter in the killing of William Cameron. Anderson
 who was put on trial for murder was convicted of manslaughter a year ago and sentenced to five years at Yuma
 The judgment of the district court was
 reversed at the last session of the su- preme court and a new trial was or dered. The mandate of the supreme court having been received Judge Kent yesterday issued an order for the re-