Arizona republican., 1901-04-03

came in yesterday morning with man committed to the insane asylum.
 COLIN FARMERS FUNERAL The funeral of Colin B. Farmer win take place at ? o'clock today from the undertaking rooms of Mohn & Easter ling.
 MINING LOCATIONS.-C. l.. Kins- ley has filed notice of the location of the Emma mine in the Vulture district, and Mary k. Kinsley has filed notice of the location of the Horton mine.
 SHIPPING SHEEP.-The NJ. x P. railroad yesterday shipped twenty-two carloads of sheep to Newman, Califor- mia. They are of the Woodbridge flock. which number about 10000, and all of which will be shipped as soon as pos sible. It is estimated there will be be- tween ninety and a hundred carloads. MAY REMAIN PERMANENTLY Mir H. F. Allen of Grafton, Illinois, is in the city, the guest of MT. E. r. Por- ter. Mr. Allen is a son of n Very in innate friend of MT. Porter, man whom he has known for many years. Mir. II E. Allen is in poor health and will probably remain here permanently or at least for some time to come.
 WILLIAM MOORE BETTER.-Wil- liam (Billy) Moore. formerly deputy sheriff of this county, whose severe ill., ness was mentioned some time ago, ar rived here Monday from his ranch near Reno mountain. He is still very weak and his appearance is anything but robust. Still he is rapidly improving d t., h., ,,11 ,.i,, i, took him four days to make the trip to Phoenix
 ANNUAL MEETING.-Th annual business meeting of the Baptist church preceding the associatiOnal meeting will be held at the church at seven o'clock this evening. Delegates will be appointed to the association, and the annual letter will be read. Those who wish to unite with the church are asked to be present promptly at seven o'clock.
 DEATH OF w. T. VAUGHN.-Mr. w. T. Vaughn, an old and trusted con- died yesterday morning h Prescott. His remains will arrive in Phoenix on this mornings train and the funeral will be held this afternoon at p. m. in the parlors of Merryman & Holley. Mr. Vaughn formerly resided in Phoe- nix and his wife died here one year. to the hour, previous to the death Of Mir. Vaughn.
 WORK FOR THE CHILDREN The Sunday school workers of Arizona will find much of interest and profit at the Sunday school convention to be held in Prescott April Sl0. Five inter national Sunday school specialists will be present, including Prof r.. Q. Excel the great singer; Mir Marion Law renee, international general secretary; Prof. II. NJ. Hamill. international field secretary, and his wife, who is a pri- mary specialist and Rev. B. w. Spil- man. a noted Sunday school worker of North Carolina. It is confidently eX- pected that this will be the largest and best Sunday schoO' convention ever held in Arizona.
 THE PHOENIX BRANCH-An inn Ioltant change took place yesterday in the local office of the New York Life Insurance company, which will re- dUund to the interests oNthe numerous policy holders in Arizona. The local office has heretofore been a general agency, reporting its business to the California branch office. The business, however, has grown to such an extent that the company has decided to make a regular branch office of the local office, dealing directly with the com pany in New York. The new branch office will be known as the Phoenix branch" and will compnse the terri tory of Arizona and state of Sonora, Mexico. Mr. R. Allyn Lewis, who has heretofore been general agent of the company, will have charge of the office as agency director. and Mir. l.. H. Rhuart, who has also been associated with the office for some years. has been appointed cashier. The growing i'm portance Of the Arizona business has