Arizona republican., 1901-01-27

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 that the patient little brute could
 hardly pull it when big, burly coun- tryman who was doing the carnival" | suggested that turn about was fair
 play and the mule should have a ride
 once in while. So the men all got off
 the car, unhitched the mule and put him on the platform. Then they all
 got behind and pushed the car through | the street on a trot.
 | INSANE MAN COMMITTED.-Sher | if Del Lewis of Tombstone was in the | city yesterday, having in charge an | insane man by the name of Norton, who had been committed to the asylum
 by the probate judge of Cochise county.
 LICENSED ITO WED.-Marriage ll-
 censes were issued yesterday to Wm. | Edward Hasseltine and Rosa May | Best; Jose NJ. Contreras and Josefita Espinosa; Ruperto Garcia and Belen
 JereZ: Ebert G. Smith and Cora Belle | Brown.
 | PLENTY OF INEXPERIENCED was ! received from the Arizona dam last | night that six inches were going over. I This is the first time this thing has | happened in several months and is a | rise of two and half feet. The water
 was still slowly rising. All the canals will be filled.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of | incorporation of the Nome Placer Min l ing company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday with a
 capital stock of s5,OOO,OOO. The incor-
 porators are T. J. Wilson, F. P. French ID N of Ninnpnnnlis Articles were also filed of the Monterey
 Central oil company, whose incopora- tors are F. w. Masten, John Perrin,
 Vim. Dufour, A. Huff, A. B. Taipey, P. A. Kearney, A, r. St. Sure, T. c.
 Stodard and F. c. Fabins of Alameda and Oakland, Cal. PROBATE COURT.-A petition was filed in probate court yesterday by Frances A Duncan for letters of ad- ministration on the estate of Mary A. Duncan. The hearing was sent for February 5. A supplemental final ac- count was filed in the estate of r. II. Coyle It will be heard on January 31. The bond of Joseph M. Pratt as administrator of the estate of George | c. Brown, was filed and approved. A hearing was had of the report of sam ueI Brown. guardian of Manuel and Guadalupe Imperial The guardian shin of the latter was ended.
 DIED OF GRIP.-Charles Craig of Pittsburg, Pa, died yeste rday morn- ing at the residence of MT. Silas St. John of grip, after an illness of three or four days. He came here about two weeks ago suffering from an injury of the knee, which he received two years ago. The bone was diseased and the drain on his system was so great that his physicians ordered him south that he might gather strength to withstand an operation. He made excellent pro- gress until early last week when he was attacked by grip. In his weakened condition he was unable to throw it off. He was not quite thirty years of az and was well connected in Pitts burg.
 A LIFE SBNTENCE-Some time ago Recorder Jobs sentenced Algernon Dove to jail for the term of his nat ural life for getting drunk but the prisoner outlived his sentence. Justice c. D. Gray went the recorder one bet ter yesterday, sentencing a man for
  out for a ce entury or so' Jose Contrerls was brought before him the day be- fore charged with a misdemeanor. Yes tcrday he told him he could stand trial or plead guilty and throw himself on the mercy of the court He chose the latter alternative and was forthwith sentenced to matrimony for life. With the consent of Josefita EspinoZa the execution of the sentence was immed- lately entered upon. A few days ago Contreras assaulted the mother of the girl Mercedes Espnoza and forcibly took the daughter away. A more se rious charge might have been lodged against him, and it is for that reason that he was pleased to Nt it go at life sentence.
 RECORDERS COURT. - William Callahan is in the city jail and prob ably will be for the next thirty days, in accordance with his sentence. He was so drunk and disorderly Friday that 1t took two policemen to break his proud spirit and stop his slanderous tongue He claimed to be on the way from Bisbee to Jerome in search of good job and was sorry he had sinned, but for him repentance came too late. John G. Adams was another exhibit or the hobo order. He wore crutch and said he was travelling for his health, having a very lame leg. The arresting officer advanced the theory that the ,ameness was artificial and that any one who used the prop5r blisters could have a lame leg. Adams protested against a fifteen-day sentence, for fear his limb would get worse, but the re- corder comforted him by telling him that if it did he would have the city physician cut it off. This seemed to be satisfactory and he was committed. w.