Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

! WILL PROBATED-The will of the late Peter Ellingson was yesterday ad- mitted to probate and letters testa- mentary were issued to Frank T. Al kire.
 FILING THEIR ANSWERS-Twen- ty residents of the section south of f Tempe yesterday united in filing an answer with the clerk of the court, to the priority water right suit of Hur- ley versus Abbot ct al.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Cor- ner Third avenue and Monroe street. , The pastor, Rev. Orville Coats, will preach at Il a. m. and 7:3O D. m. i Morning subject: "A Great Teacher and Great Lesson" Evening subject. What Do You Want?" Sunda- school at 9:45 a. m. Baptist Young Peoples Union at : D. m.
 AFTER CATTLE BRAND BURN ERS-TwO members of the Arizona Ranger force passed through Phoenix yesterday en route to the Gila valley where they will ride with several of the round up gangs now at work in an effort to locate a gang of thieves that have been burning and altering brands for several weeks past.
 GOING TO LOS ANGELES-Miss Jennie R. Sibley. who has been em- ployed in the office of the territorial auditor for some time. has accepted q position as stenographer for T. F. Sloan, in Los Angeles. MT. Sloan. who formerly lived here, is now assistant general freight agent of the Salt Lake road.
 AT THEN E. CHURCH, SOUTH- Preaching morning and night by liar old Govette. Subject of the morning discourse. A Sure Foundation" Sub n Rising Christ Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m., pr. H. A. Hughes. superintend- ent. Epworth League at 6:30 D. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday night.
 GOING TO ROOSEVELT-E. J. HinsOn. who has been employed by the Doris -Heyman company for long time is going to Roosevelt. and has sold his cottage on east Van Buren street to T. NJ. Donnell. The deal was made through the office of J. Ernest Walker. The building is brick house of four rooms and a bath.
 JUSTICE COURTS-A gustus Smith and Jesus Baldenegro were be fore Justice Johnstone yesterday on the charge of drunkenness and each was fined seven dollars. Diego AbrI was before Justice Burnett on a sim ilar charge. It was his first appear ance in a long time. that is a long time for him. and in view of it being the Mexican Fourth of July the court decided to be magnanimous and give Diego his liberty.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur veyor general has approved the off cial survey of the Golden Era No. i lode claim situated in the Warren mining district CocEise county The survey is designated as survey No. i- aI hHv TTr4 Gold Mining company. He has also approved the survey of the Eighty-six lode. situated in the California mining district. Cochise county. This survey is designated as survey No. 2102 and is owned by John Sullivan of Bisbee.
 HUNDRED KILLING OF AN IN DIAN-A rumOr on the street yeE-eT- day told of the killing Of an Indian in the vicinity of Livingston early Fri day morning by a rancher named Henderson. The report at a late hour last night could not be verified. Ac- cording to the report Henderson with a companion while returning to his home from Globe was stopped by party of Indians who gave every ap- pearance of being robbers. The leader of the party was the Indian shot, the others making good their escape. > MONEY FOR A MEAL TICKET Jake Miller and family returned home yesterday from California, where they spent the summer in a most delightful way. They also spent a few dollars. Mir. Miller says that just before leav- ing Los Angeles he saw N. C. Webster and of course found him in distress. MT. Webster had slept in a corral the night before, according to MT Miller, and had fOolishly let the bars down, with the result that he caught frightful cold. MT. Miller says he gave MT. Webster twenty dollars which he thought would last him until he got home or married into some wealthy family