Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

License to marry was issued yes terday to William H. Roberts and Francesca Aguilar.
 Letters of administration upon the estate of D. A. Spragg were issued yesterday to his son-in-law, A. P. Snowman.
 The board of territorial medical ex- aminers was Tn session yesterday. Ap plicants for certificates to practice were Doctors Murphy and Cram of Phoenix, Dr. Jones of Tucson, Dr. Collins of Globe and Dr. Green of Bis bee.
 Articles of incorporation of the Acme Smelling and Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The incorporat- ors were Thomas T. Powers, Frank H. Lyman, Calvin Ogburn and Norman C. Wilson. Capital stock, $2,000, GOO, shares S1-
 Miss Jennie Crawford fell or was thrown from a street car at the corner of Second avenue and Washington street yesterday evening. She fell upon her head and was carried in an insensible condition to Dr. Duffield's office. She did not regain conscious ness for three hours. She is now suffering from concussion of the brain Miss Crawford, who is an invalid, came here from the east lately.
 Said ex-Territorial Auditor Leitch yesterday: "A fellow can never think of anything at the right time. 1 had that bovalapus right in my hand and let him go for $33. I needed him all the time, too. I see by the show bills that he is ferocious monster. lie Is pictured with a colored man in his mouth, the blood running in streams from his jaws. I've got nigger I'd like to feed to him; chat CraveIly that entered into contract with the show advertisers for decorating my new barn."
 James Sullivan, the useful and eff fcient janltor of the Gazette, is laid up with disiocated arm and a black emed eye, twin results of the general lack of system which prevails about that newspaper. Late on Monday night MT. Sullivan returned from the circus, which he had been attending and participating in since early in the morning with hardly any rest be- tween acts. He was consequently fla tigued when he reached the Gazette office and fell over a chair which had careless1y been allowed to stand in his way.
 President Gage of the Phoenix Ma tional bank, President Murphy of the S. F. P. & F., General Freight and Passenger Agent Sargent and Chief Engineer Drake came down from
  cial train. They will leave this morn ing with a party of friends for Vul ture Siding, where they will meet Hon. N. O. Murphy and go to Castle Greek hot springs over the lately completed wagon road. After an inspection of the springs they will visit the Agua Fria reservoir and return to the city on Thursday night.
 The Territorial Teachers associa- tion, which meets in Flagstaff in an- nual session October 15, to continue one week, seems especially fortunate in securing an excellent programme and a strong lecture course. The cit izens of Flagstaff are quite active in their endeavors to welcome the in coming teachers in right royal man. her. The railroad rates which go into OClOUcl IO, SOOu uUCll OClOUtT 27, are available to all whether teach CTS or tourists. Such associations are to be encouraged and judging from present indications teachers will not be lax in making the most of the present opportunity.
 Suit was begun in district court yes terday by J. H. Fellows against c. J. Dyer, S. D. Lount and J. H. w. Jensen, administrators of the estate of John King, to fOrclose mortgage for S6,0O0 upon a tract of land west of town belonging to the estate. The plaintiff is a resident of Maine. Cap tain King died in this city about three years ago. Though he was an old res ident, comparatively little was known of his business affairs After his death his estate seemed to be more important than it had been supposed to be before. The administrators were old personal friends who he had ex- pressed a wish might have the man. agement of his affairs.
 Outside the show on Monday night a Mexican woman darted at another and landed heavily. A finger ring with a big glass setting cut a hole in the victims head. The assailant was arrested. She said her name was Maria Flores, the wife of Manuel Flores, who had deserted her to live with Allagracia Gotta, the woman as saulted On her complaint her hus- band and Sonora Gotta were arrested on a charge of adultery and all three slept in the county jail. Mrs. Flores was tried in Justice Johnstone's court 1 yesterday for assault and was sen 1 fenced to five days in the county jail 1 The other two will have a hearing be- 1 fore Commissioner CTenshaw and will probably turn up in the penitentiary
 William Boze, an old timer, Fl years i of age, and a former freighter, was i yesterday adjudged insane in probate court and was committed to the asy- | lum. He had for some time been an inmate of the county hospital. His