Arizona republican., 1904-05-27
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E-O'REILLEY.-Mr. James T. Thorpe and Miss Fairie O'Reilley, both of this county were married last night at the NJ. E. Parsonage by Rev. 4. NJ. Gibbons
 INSPECT GoLDFIELD ROAD-The members of the board of supervisors will today drive over the GoIdfeld road which connects with the Tonto freight road to determine what repairs are
 necessary to make it suitable for the
 hauling of heavy freight.
 ANOTHER ORANGE GRoWER.- Miss Rebecca Mccartney purchased through the agency of TI E. Pascoe a ten acre orange orchard located north of town under the Arizona canal Miss Maccartney expects to make Phoenix
 her home and in the near future be d. shipper of citrus fruit
 RALLY PosTPoNED.-The quar- terIy rally of the Young Peoples Chris tian Union of Phoenix, which was to- have been held at the Presbyterian church this evening, has been post-c poned until sometime next week, on account of the graduation exercises of the Eighth grade of the public schools,
 which will occur this evening. An Inouncement of the postponed rally will be made later.
 A NOTED EVANGELIST-Joseph
 ". Powell of Buffalo, N. Y accom- panied by Mrs. Powell, arrived in the Icity yesterday morning over the Southern Pacific from Los Angeles, where he had been attending the Methodist general conference. M-.- Powell is known all over the country as the most remarkable. man il Methodism.' He is a lay evdngelist of unusual ability and as Rally Day leader and national Organizer of the Brotherf ood of St. Paul, he has en- deared himself to thousands of men from the Atlantic to the Pacific. MT. Powell will speak at all the services at the Methodist Episcopal church, Sunday, May 29th. Hear him at d. m.. Sunday. on the Brotherhood idea
 OPEN LODGE SEsSIoN.ZMaricopa lodge, No. 43 Fraternal Brotherhood gave an open session at Padget hall last night, which was largely attended. i The programme consisted of mandolin 1 selections. a finely rendered and en-
 cored solo by F. P. Wilson, several songs by Mrs. M. R. Porters choruc class. and a splendidly executed flag drill by eighteen young girls dressed in white and carrying flags. The Frater-
 nal Brotherhood has won Q reputation | for fine entertainments, but the one
 last night was unusually pleasant. There was the regular dance after the | programme with music furnished by | the Forbes sisters and Mrs. Porter,
 who are the regular orchestra of the lodge, and as the crowd broke up about
 midnight, it was with the universal
 expression, T wish I was a member too."
 PROBATE COURT INcIDENT.- contest case in respect of the estate
 of Milo A. Stacy was beard yesterday by Probate Judge Phillips and decided adversely to the administrator, O. Louis | Anderson, of Tempe. MT Stacy came
 here from the east and was later joined by his father, mother and sister. Pre- vious to their coming. however. he bought for his father, Simeon Stacy. leo acres of land, which he paid foJ.
 with money raised by the father by
 mortgaging property in the east The father then died, the Phoenix property revurting to his widow, who made d deed to take effect at her death, giving l one-half the property to her son and one-llalf to her daughter The son, Milo, then died. and MT. Anderson, tha administrator, appointed at the re- quest of Mrs. Milo Stacy, petitioned the probate court to set over to the estate of the younger man, eighty acres of the land and also to relinquish certain per sonal property held by hls mother. The