Arizona republican., 1901-11-17

prisoners sentenced to Yuma. One of them is a woman, Rosa Duran. who was convicted of robbing a man whom she was supposed to be entertaining. She was sentenced to the penitentiary for three years. The other prisoner was II. F. Forber, who had been convicted of burglary. He goes up, or rather down, for two years and half.
 SPECIAL MUSIC.-A special musical feature at the First Methodist church this morning will be a violin arrange ment of The Holy City" played by Prof. Cassie C. Grammar. with pipe organ accompaniment. Mrs. Shirley Christy will preside at the organ. Mrs. Foote will sing a contraIto solo.
 DRIVEN BY FLOOD.-The river Nile, which flows by the corner Of West Adams street and Second avenue. rose very suddenly last night and in undated the lowlauds nearby. includ- ing the gospel tent of Merton Smith. the evangelist. A special meeting was advertised for le~t night. at which a number of interesting stereopticon pie lures were to be presented. But while many people went only to find the tent afoat. they were directed to the Pres byterian church. where the overflow" meeting was held.
 
 incorporation of the Anglo American Development company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is S1O.OGO, 900. The in cOrporators are R. C. RoOs, W. x. Small. Ii. l.. Runkle. $. Ryan. c. D. Mieklejohn and A. NJ. Ellsworth of Fl Paso. Articles were also filed of the Aetna Gold Mines and Tunnel com pany. with a capital stock of Sl.GO000o. The incorporate are r. :. Galch, E. w. Skinner and F. l.. Harsh of Boston.
 FUNERAL OF FRAN -7IEGER- The funeral oE Frank Wieger vgs held yesterday T 'rning at o'clock III St. Mary's Cathu. church under the aus pices of the Young Mems Institute, uf which he was a member. The atten- dance vas large. as the young man was well known and popular. There was a wealth of flowers and many beautiful floral emblems were sent in by friends. After the services these reIneIubrances were sent to the mother of Nr. Wieger. in Pomona. Tnterment was made in the Catholic cemetery.
 A RELATED BRIDAL TOUR.-AI'. and Mrs. W. F. Deity returned yester- day from California after an absence of ten days. MT. Deity went on mining business and when that was concluded
 
 of pleasure. That was a part of his plan when he went away and that is why Mrs. Deity went along. for during their married life Alr. Defty's existence has been d very busy one. This was the first journey they had taken to- gether in three and half years. so that it was sort of a honeymoon to them. and it also appeared to be to their travelling companions who did not know them. They were regarded everywhere by strangers as a recent bride and groom.
 DEATH OF MRS. L. P. NASH-AIrs. Mary F. Nash died Saturday morning about 1 o'clock at her home on Illinois street. in University addition. The cause of her death was cancer of the stomach. She was born in San Fran cisco and was at the time of her death 4S years Of age. The funeral will b. held at o'clock this afternoon from the family residence, Rev. Mr. Penicll officiating. The C. A. R.. of which her husband is q member. will escort tne re- mains to their final resting pace. AIr- Nash is employed by the Greene Cop per company at La Cananea. Sonora. and two sons Bert and Walter. are with him. They have been notified, buJ cannot reach here in time. for tho funeral. Four other children are il Phoenix, their names being Lucy. Will lie. Louie and Mrs. Nina Burger.
 FAITH IN SONOEA.-Among yes terday's arrivals in the city was Mr. John Henderson. a well-known mining man, whose headquarters are at No gales. MT Henderson came to the ter ritory in 1882. but this is the first tim, he has visited Phoenix, and he Is so well pleased with the town chat he is thinking of bringing his family here. at least for the winter Mir. Henderson has spent the most Of his time since h. came to the southwest iH Sonora and was among the first Americans who went into that now famous mining region, which MT. Henderson believes is the greatest on earth. He was in the Cananeas in the early eighties and opened up that wonderful property. which has within the last three years become famous all over the world. He later opened up the Minas Prietas. cop per being or so low market value that the company he was representing de termined to go in for gold. Mir. Hen derson is still in early middle age and expects to open up as good properties in Sonora as have yet been found. He will remain in the city for two or three days.
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