Arizona republican., 1906-02-18
A CHANGE OF RESIDENCE


 A CHANGE OF REsIDENCE-Mrs Harry Lightner left last night for Globe to join her husband, who has located there.
 PERMISSION TO MoRTGAeE-In district court yesterday the Salt Riv- CT Baptist church was granted per mission in accordance with a petition filed by the church some time ago to mortgage its property to an organiza- ton of the M. E. church of the United States. The object is to relieve the church of local indebtedness. A SUIT ON ACCOUNT-Suit was begun yesterday in district court by the Melczer Brothers company against Frank Barrasso to recover $4O2.45, the amount of various lots of goods the defendant purchased of the plaintiffs during December and January. The defendant is the proprietor of the Richelieu saloon on South Center street.
 A FIGHTING WOMAN-Francisca Robles was fined S10 in Justice Bur nett's court yesterday for an assault upon an old Mexican woman several days ago. The assailant, who is one of the toughest citizens in the lower part of the city and that is saying a great deal, established a disturbance of the peace among a lot of other wo- men in the course of which this as- sault occurred.
 SICK AND IN NEED-A reader of The Republican has called it's atten- tion to a distressing case of destitu- tion. A man and his wife, whose names are not given, are lying sick at the Denver lodging house without means of either paying for either food or medicine. The writer believed that if their condition should be made pub lie some charitably inclined persons would relieve them.
 AN EVENINGS ENTERTAIN- MENT-An entertainment of rare merit will be given in the Doris opera house next Tuesday evening. The reading, 'Magdalena; or The Spanish DueT (with piano accompaniment) given by Mrs. Mae French Cooley, will be one of the finest numbers ever rendered before a Phoenix audience. The solo, recitative, and aria from Marriage of Figaro" by Mrs. Tiffany will also be a most delightful number This recital is for. the benefit of the Baptist church building fund.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur veyor general has approved the off cial survey of the Daniel lode mining claim, situate in the Warren mining district, Cochise county. The survey is designated as survey No. 2167 and is claimed by the Lake Superior and Pittsburg Mining company. He has also approved the survey of the Cop per King lode, situated in the Aio mining district, Pima county. This survey is designated as survey No. 2194, and is claimed by E. c. Carruth- CTS.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE -One of the most noted expOunders of Christian Science in the Union will appear at the Doris opera house Fri day evening, February 23 and tell the Phoenix public what the church is do- ing in the world to better the condt- tion of mankind. Bicknell Young, the orator of the occasion is known as one of the most pleasing and cOnvinc- ing speakers on the American plat form, and as this is his first visit to Phoenix and the lecture is free, the Phoenix public should be well repre- sented.
 A HUNTING TRIP-ConstabIe Lee Redwine and Ed Lightner have gone into the Buckeye couJtry for a hunt ing trip for a few days. The town will be overrun with ducks and geese on their return and the business of the butcher shops will be brought to a standstilI for a few days. There ought to be a city ordinance against this sort of thing. Ire butchers have to pay a regular license for the transaction of business; they have to pay rent and meet many other expenses. Then these hunters. come along and fill everybody up with free game to the great detri-