Arizona republican., 1900-07-31

CRITTENTON HOME-Prayer meet ing will be held at the Crittenton home tonight at o'clock, Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee leading.
 RAINS IN THE SOUTH-During the past week heavy rains fell in the Pata- gonia mountains, wherein is located Washington camp, and also the rejuV- enated and now highly prosperous liar shaw district.
 THE TENNESSEE WILL RESUME. |. The Tennessee mine at Chloride is to resume operations on a large scale. More men will be put on at once and the ground between the 400 and 800 level will be exploited.
 BISBEES FILTH.-The unsanitary condition of Bisbee is becoming so not able that the matter is being agitated in tra local press while reports are heard of a large amount of typhoid fever When Bisbee suffers long enough she will wake up and clean up.
 DISTURBED THE BLOCK-Laura George, an inhabitant of the block, was arrested yesterday on a complaint Cf other women in the vicinity, who said she had outraged their sensibilities by the names she called them. She will be tried by Justice JohnstOne this after noon.
 LICENSED TO WED.-MaTriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Henry L. Horne and Caroline N. Babbitt, and to Francisco Sueroneas and Joaquina Verdugo.. The latter couple was mar ried by Justice Johnstone. Loren A. Taylor and Credoma Montgomery of the Salvation Army were married at the barracks on Saturday night.
 AN ALKIRE HEIR.-A very short story that means a great deal to some people appears as follows in the Po- mona column of the Los Angeles Times: A son has been born to MT and Mrs. George AlIlire of Phoenix, Ariz.. who are spending some time at the home of Mir All1ire's mother. Mrs. Josiah Alkire, on Orange Grove avenue.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the Mexican Power and Development company. a Chicago corporation, was filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $250,OG0. The object of the organization is to engage in the manufacture of beet sugar. Amended articles, changing the name of the Washington Zinc and Lead company to the Imperial Smelling and Mining com pany, with a capital stock of $1,0O0, 000 were also filed.
 COUNTY CONTRACTS. Bids for making up the duplicate tax roll will be opened by the board of supervisors to- d. TH8-C de day. The board will shortly order the rsmodeling of the district court room. It will consist in part of the removal of the heavy plaster cornice of the ceilings which has been threatening for some time to fall upon the heads of lawyers and litigants. This work will be be- gun as soon as possible aftsr next Saturday, when court will adjourn for the term.
 A COBRE GRANDE CASE-The case case of the Cobre Grande Copper Min ing Company ys. w. c. Greene. G. w. Mitchell and the Phoenix National bank came up in district court yester- day morning on an argument on mo- tion to dissolve the temporary injunc- tion restraining Greene and Mitchell from receiving and the bank from turn ing over to them certain shares and contracts deposited with the latter named defendant in escrow. The case was strongly argued and Judge Street announced that next Saturday he would give his decision in the case in a writ ten opinion.
 WELLS-FARGO CHANGES. Cap tain T. Connell and wife left last night over the M. &, P. for a months visit on