Arizona republican., 1898-03-24


 poor farm buildings are now on exhi- bition at the board of supervisors rooms.
 There was prize poker game at the Ford last night. The players were some of the lady guests. Gentlemen were barred.
 Miss Young, who has spent the past two years in the valley, last night re- turned to her home in North Dakota to spend the summer with her parents.
 Samuel Brown yesterday made appli- cation in probate court for letters of administration upon the estate of Manuel Gonzalez.
 A cement sidewalk will be laid on the east side of Second street between Washington and Jefferson. A major ity of front feet is already represent ed in the petition.
 A four horse team which had been left unhitched for an hour on South First avenue was taken up yesterday afternoon and taken to a pound The owner of it could not be found.
 Mrs. George H. Cook will entertain the ladies of the Presbyterian church at her home 134 West Washington street, on Friday afternoon. March 25 from 2:30 to o'clock. All are most cordially invited
 Alfreda Valenzuela who pawned a worthless check to Antoine Gould. was fined s30 in Justice Kincaid's court yesterday. In the absence of the money he was sent to jail at the rate of dolla1 a day.
 The Maricopa & Phoenix train came in four hours late. It had been held at Maricopa to wait for the westbound Southern Pacific, which had been de- tained by freight train wreck on the other side of Fl Paso
 A territorial license to teach has been issued to Stella W. Chapman, one of two applicants at the last quarterly examination. The case of the other visement until next Saturday.
 The slander suit of Stoller vs Hor- ton is now before the district court The cause of complaint was more or less public accrsation by the defend ant, that the plaintiff. who was run ming a mill at the Union mine, was making an unfair division of gold bull lion with the owner
 The case of Rheinstein vs Gould in which a judgment was lately given the plaintiff in a justices court, was taken to the district court yesterday on ap- peal. There is already a suit between the same parties in which the dispute is the same, awaiting an appeal from the district to the supreme court
 A drunken Mexican was fined s5 in police court and Thomas Leonard otherwise known as "Cockney," was condemned to the chain gang for thirty days. This fine would be re- mitted with pleasure if Leonard wou d leave town and if he should try to es- cape it is probable that no effort would be made to detain him.
 Miss Mary w. Franklin will here after have charge of the society page of The Arizona Republican. Miss Franklin is an accomplished writer. and her work in this department is certain to be well received. Communi cations intended for the society page should be addressed to Miss Franklin. All news of a social or literary nature will be received by her.
 An Easter tea will be served by the ladies of the First M. E. chu oh in the parlors of their church Monday. April ', from to D. m They will also have beautiful hand-painted Easter eggs for sale by the basketful. Tn the evening there will be a pantomime Tom Thumb wedding, with programme and refreshments. They desire all their friends to keep the date of these entertainments in mind.
 Articles of incorporation of the As torfa Gold Mining company w3re filed in the office of the territorial secre- tary yesterday. The incorpor atOrs are John T. Grayson, Alexander David son and George Crawford. all of New York. The object of the incorporation is to acquire mining property in | Alaska and elsewhere. Prescott Is named as the principal place of busi- ness. The capital stock is s1,O00,OOO- A complaint of insanity was made in probate court yesterday against Mrs Wellborn by her husband, H. M. We'll born, a farmer living near Glendale Mrs. Wellborn's insanity does not manifest itself in any particular hal Inclination. It is sometimes one thing and sometimes another. A guard has been kept over her for some time, but her friends have lately concluded tha there is no hope of recovery without treatment. She will be examined today Charles Salari, who runs salooI near Five Points, was arrested by Dep uty United States Marshal Porterit yesterday morning charged with sell ing liquor to an Indian. His eXamina tion took place before Commissions Flannigan yesterday afternoon. Tn, case was taken under advisement Complaint against Salari was made b, Jesus Robles who was himself arrested later on charge of selling wine tC Indians. He will be examined today
 Sang Lung, the Chinese merchan who was arrested a couple of week
 ago on suspicion of complicity in tn
 kessler-Boyle company robbery, wa
 dismissed by Justice Johnstone yes
 terday. This does not indicate al
 abiding conviction of the innocence O
 Sang Lung, but things had so shape
 themselves that there was little like