Arizona republican., 1901-03-05

Cal, February 18th, and will be lat home" in Bakersfield, Cal, after March 9th. The bride was formerly resi- dent of this city and has many friends here who wish the young couple life- long happiness.
 DEATH OF GEORGE D. FIELD George D. Field who came here last December from Chicago for the benefit of his health, died Sunday morning at S.45, at the residence of MT. Harry Heap, 145 West Monroe street. Mir. Field was well known Chicago busi- ness man and member of the Chi cago board of trade. The remains were sent east last night for interment.
 WILL TOUR THE WEST. Miss Anna s. Luckenbach. an esteemed clerk at the Indian school, left for Los An geles over the Southern Pacific Sun day evening. Ste will there join a party of friends from New York and Pennsylvania. who are making d Ray mond dWhiscomb Hour of the south, west and north. Miss Luckenbach has travelled extensively through the Att lantic states and Europt, but is ten derfoot on this side of the Rockies and will no doubt enjoy the unparalleled scenery she will have the opportunity of beholding in the next five weeks.
 INSANE MAN COMMITTED.--Jesus Lisalba was committed to ahe insane asylum yesterday on complaint and proof furnished by his son. The unfor- tlnate is a half brother of Leandro Baldenesro of Tempe. He is seemingly harmless, but requires watchf lg for fear he might do himself injury. He has been ef feeble mind for some years. but has grown worse since an event of Il couple of years ago when q son mur- dered his own wife and fled from the country, the tragedy seeming to affect the old gentIemaII seriousy.
 OPIUM TENDS ARRESTED As Sing. An Wing and Fling Fling were arrested by deputy constables Porterie and Berryesa and brought before Jus tice G. D. Gray yesterday on tho charge of buying opium in an opium den. Their case was set for trial to- day at 3 o'clock. A the same time Che Yung was placed under arrest for selling the drug and taking money for it, as it Is said he was caught red handed" in the act. His case was ser for the same time and Frank Cox has been employed to defend the celestials. Che Yung is the same man against whom a similar charge failed of being proved a few weeks ago.
 MIR. LANDIS' PROMOTION.-L. H. Landis has been appointed acting gen. eral agent of the s. r., P. X P. railroad at Phoenix vice F. w. Gilett, resigned. There is little doubt that MT. Landis ability and the attention he will give to his new duties will. In due time, se- cure him the regular appointment as general agent. The position requires a very competent man. and MT. Lanois many friends here feel sure that he possesses the talent and the ambition to make himself invaluable to the com- pany In that capacity. The vacancy m the office of ticket agent caused by MT. Landis' advancement has not yet been filled.
 AN INDEFINITE ADDRESS. A let ter was received at the office of the governor yesterday containing an ad- dressed envelope with an English stamp on 1t. The address was pug gle, "Easlngton Lane, Hetton-le- Hole. R. s. O." The letter itself is as fol- lows: 'I beg to ask you If you could give me any particulars about my brother, Thomas D. Stonehouse's. af- fairs in Arizona. He came home to me from America and he died last Septcm- Der 26, 1900, and was unconscious and could not tell me anything. I have some papers belonging to him of some land and I have been advised to write to you. hoping you will oblige me" The writer Is Mrs. Jane Elliott.
 PROBATE COURT In the probate court yesterday tho final account of the guardian of Harold Ham was filed, or der made fixing day of hearing and aotice of hearing issued. In the estate of Nina l.. Buell. hearing was given