Arizona republican., 1897-10-26

License to marry was issued to Miguel Noriega and Paulina Sanza yesterday.
 A girl was born yesterday to MT. and Mrs. Meyer Bunsick, living on East Adams street.
 The Lamson College Literary society will hold it's regular meeting tonight at 7:3O o'clock. The following ques- ton will be debated: Resolved, That Arizona should not be admitted to statehood"
 Gypsy Ashton, the proprietress of palace of joy in the block last night slaked an almost fatal thirst with laudanum. Dr. Stroud was called be- fore she had quite reached the dead line and restored her.
 Articles of incorporation of the Ma poleon Consolidated Mining company, a Randsburg, Cal, incorporation; the Mohave Gold Mining company of Mo have county, and the Double Standard company of Yuma county, were filed in the office of the secretary of the ter ritory yesterday.
 A warrant was issued yesterday from Justice Johnstone's court for the arrest of Fayette Morrell charged with assaulting and knocking down Charles Stokes. It is said that the provocation for the assault was cap worn by Stokes which failed to come up to MT. MorrelIs idea of headgear. A meeting of the chamber of com merce was held last night for the pur- pose of conferring with Judge Edward | Bender, confidential agent of the in terior department, regarding the pro- i posed forest reserve at the headwaters of the Salt. Judge Bender was busily i engaged yesterday in gathering data concerning that region.
 At the First Baptist church on Sun day morning the pastor preached on "A Real Religious Life" one which means business" and in the evening the second of a series on the life o1 | the Apostle Paul. The floral decora- tions were beautiful and the music included an admirably rendered selec- ] tion by Mrs. V. Clark and selections | by the orchestra
 Premature announcement of the death at the Crittenton home, oi 1 Georgia Redmond, was made in the 1 Phoenix papers last Sunday morning Miss Redmond is still alive. but ap- parently near death. Her death seemed so imminent that her precipi- tate friends began trying to collect money to give her a decent burial People who were approached on the subject naturally inferred that she was dead and spread the report. | Joseph Kelley, an Italian with 8 1 Celtic name, was examined by Pro | bate Judge Grouse yesterday on 8 charge of insanity. He was commit. I ted to the asylum Kelley is a CO., | caine fiend. His chief delusion is that. he is constantly pursued by mem bers of the Mafa. He was willing and even glad to be taken to the asylum 1 upon assurance that the members oi | that secret and murderous order would be excluded from the premises. 1 Notwithstanding a rather raw wind on Sunday afternoon the exercises O. 1 laying the corner stone of the Flor ence Crittenton home were well at tended. The beginning of the build ing is suspicious, though about $3O, more is urgently needed to complet, the building, and should be contrib uted by charitably disposed persons More than that much money is reall, needed. With $500 the efficiency O the home would be greatly increased The water pressure in Phoenix i something to be proud of. Durin, the fire at Eighth avenue and Wash ington street on Saturday night, tn
 nozzle of the hose rebelled agains it's custodian, Manuel Garcia, who los
 control of it. He chung to it, though
 and was thrown upon the ground an
 thumped and beaten so that he ha
 since been confined to his house. {
 c. WynkOOp was struck on the sid
 of the head by the flying nozzle an
 knocked down. It is feared that tn drum of the ear was broken by tn force of the blow.
 , An application was received in pro
 bate court yesterday for the appoint l ment of James M. Horne, David T. L Baron and Warner H. Allen, trustee
 of the church of the Latter Day Sain. at Mesa. The appointment was aske
 for that the trustees may hold in thei
 names real estate belonging to tn
 church. The proceedings take plae
 under the Edmunds-Tucker act (
 1887, whose curious title is, "An at to amend an act entitled, An act t amend section 5352 of the revise
 statutes of the United States in refel
 ence to bigamy and for other pul poses"
 The members of the board of supel
 visors met in regular weekly sessio
 yesterday. The most important as
 tion taken was the formal rejection
 the claim of Major T. e. Jordan. in
 migration commissioner for this coul
 ty. It was not expected that tf
 board would do otherwise, for it ha
 from time to time rejected the clain
 of the commissioner. He withdre
 all the separate claims of $50 each ar
 punched them in a single claim ,
 $1, 200, covering the two years he h;
 held this rather unremunerative o
 flee. What course the commission,
 will now pursue has not been al
 nounced.