Arizona republican., 1900-10-03


 GUN CLUB SHOOT. There will be a practice shoot at the Phoenix Gun clubs trap this afternoon alt o'clock. Visitors welcome.
 IS A RURAL RESIDENT.-AIr. Harry I. Latham has leased the Clara Murphy place, five miles and a half north, on the Center street drive. and will reside there during the winter.
 A NEW GIRL. MT. and Mrs. J. Lloyd Brown, southwest of town, were made happy yesterday by the arrival of a rine-pound girl. They will consult Col. Wilson with re gard to the baby's name.
 A GLOBE VISITOR. R. c. Brown, editor of the Globe Times, paid Phoe- nix days visit on Monday, returning home on the evening train. Mr Brown says the outlook is good for a republi- can victory in Gila county this year.
 WAS DANGEROUSLY ILL. - MT. Louis Walden, local manager of the Postal Telegraph company, has been very i'll with bronchitis at the home of his brother on East Lincoln street. He was threatened with pneumonia, but was considerably better yesterday.
 POLICE COURT. -One drunk was fined $5 in police court yesterday. Three hObos were brought in. They had been arrested for having been found sleeping in barn near Five Points. They proved that they had been sleeping there with the permis- sion of the owner, and otherwise gave a good account of themselves. They were discharged.
 MISS GEORGE IMPROVED. Miss BrOOkie George of South Seventh av- enue, who was injured in a runaway last Friday evening, was considerably improved in condition last evening. For a time it was feared that Miss George had sustained concussion of the brain and that her life was in seri- Ous danger. but her physicians now have hope of her recovery.
 HUDSON -CISNEY. - Mr. Edgar Lee Hudson and Miss Alice Cisney were married last night at the home of the bride's mother. No. 720 North Second street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey in the pres ence of a few intimate friends of the parties. There were many useful and beautiful presents. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hudson are well and very favorably known in Phoenix.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. -- Maricopa county is giving New Jersey a close rub as the birthplace of corporations. Articles of the following new compa- nies were filed in the recorders office yesterday: Roosevelt Oil company, capital stock $35O, GOO; Solano County Oil and Development company. capital $2OO,00G; Western Exploration com pany capital stock $1OO.OOO; Salinas Oil and Development company, capital stock $1OOOOO.
 YOM KIPOOR. -At sundown last night began the fast of all orthodox Jews for twenty-four hours in ceIebra- tion of the day of atonement. or Tom Kipoor as it is more frequently called. At 7:30 at Elk's hall Col Nidra. prayer service. was observed. followed by an oration by Mir. Selim Michelson This morning at 9 o'clock at the same place there will be prayers and read ings from Leviticus or the third book of Moses. In the afternoon at S:SO o'clock there will be a Neilah sermon and prayers.
 A MATRIMONIAL RUN. - There was run on the probate court yester- day which threatened to exhaust the supply of marriage license blanks. When the last one was filled out Cupid Creighton sank back in his chair wear jed, and the ink upon his pen sizzled with heat. The couples authorized to be yoked together are Edgar Lee Hud- son and Alice Cisney; Marquis L. Gib- bons and Ada NJ. Ruse; John M. Van Horne and Sarah French; J. Thomas Rogers and Amelia Longmore.
 TWO ROBBERIES. Reports were received at the sheriff's office yester-