Arizona republican., 1910-03-25


 in celebrating Good Friday and those not members of any church are also cordially invited.
 TENNIS AT CASTLE HOT SPRlNGS-Tennis players of the city may be interested in knowing the re-
 suit of the game between the Phoenix champions and the Castle Hot Springs champions. played on the occasion of the recent run, and report of which has just been received. A AinsWorth and l. W. Bennett. representing Phoe- nix. played against H O. Aver and C. H. Hinderer of Castle Hot Springs Although Castle Hot Springs carried off the honOrs in straight sets. the games were very fast and interesting. The score: Morning-First set 6-4: second set. 6-love; third set, s Afternoon-First set, 6-3; second set. 6-1: third set. 6-4 The Phoenix people who participated in the run were: MT. and Mrs. George A. Nichol- son. A Answorth Miss Ruth Aims
 worth. F.. w. Bennett, l.. J Fireman. MT and Mrs F. Cans. Mir. and Mrs. J. V. Forbes. R. E. Gage. w. n. Trcmaine. Alvin C. Burtis, H P. DeMund, Charles DcMund. Miss Fay DeMund. Miss Ha- zcI DeMund, Mrs. H M. Kennedy. w. r. Callahan. II. NJ. BargInan. pr. (. E. Ray. MT and Mrs W. C. Johnson. C. J CreeCh. Mir. and Mrs. r. <. Hildrcth. ! M. smith. MT and Mrs F. w. .Nu- rdudt F. l.. Clark. George Purdy Bull lard. Miss Bullard. J Williams.
 DOING SOME ESS-The surveyor generals office these days k not solely an nrnaihcnt to inc fahri" of the government. but is trying to pay ils way as it goes along. Just now il is enjoying nice little boom in busi- ness. for people who are desiroUs oi securing ratents to mining property. orders are coming in almost daily from somebody. but one was filed yes tcrday and one the day before that are worth special mention. both as indi- eating what is going on in the federal wing of the capitol building and be cause the properties concerned are quite notable. Yesterday an order was received from the Clara Consolidated Mining company for the patentinS of fifty-four claims. the initial payment on the work being sI.365 This is the big group in western Arizona where the Swansea shelter is now being erected The day before an order was received from the oxide Copper com pany for the patenting of forty-seven claims in the Silvcrbell district of Pi- ma county. IL took little check ot sI IS0 to start the wheels in this in stance. These figures should not rriChten away the man with the little mine Surveyor General Ingalls, says he has patents at almost any price and if the prospective patron will bring along his mine he will try to fit him out with something suitable.
 STILL RUNNING-The prcsump- tion last evening was that the buggy mare of Mrs. W. A. Wilson which ran away twenty-four hours earlier was still running At any rate diiiGent search yesterday on tine part of Mrs. Wilson and her friends. the sherifrs office and the police force. an invasion of all the corrals and stables and the general use of the telephone, failed to reveal her whereabouts or any trace oi her beyond the Evergreen addition. She ran nOfIn rom van butth Stitel to that addition where she liberated herself from the buggy she jumped out of the harness. Being stripped down to proper running form and hay ing scored amply to get mp q perspira- ton. she started in on the real race. Sine has not been seen since by any. body so far as has been learned. At this writing it appears that she has established an unusually large orbit l and is now trailing Halley's comet or for it while the comet | takes a rest. It is hard to conceive ! that she would run clear out of the ! white settlements before daYbreak and ! it is hardly probable that anyone ! would steal runaway horse. which i would he the most likely kind of an animal for which diligent search 1 would be prosecuted. The disappear tnce of the horse is almost as much | Jf a mystery as the identity Of the i nan who struck Billy Patterson.