Arizona republican., 1901-02-16

Jack Crawford at Coffee AIS. Other guests were Dr. Craig, Dr. Lempke of Chicago and Mir. Fl. J. Lee. Captain Crawford pleasantly entertained his companions by recitations and the re- lation of interesting experiences.
 A CLUE TEA.-At the Country club this afternoon, tea will be $. rved and the afternoon promises to be an event full occasion among the lady members of the club. Mesdames B. N Pratt, A, J, Chandler and l.. II. Chalmers will serve.
 MARRIAGE LICENSE. A mar riage license was issued yesterday to Ramon C. Flores and Ramona Lugo. The prospective bride being but F years old, Nher father accompanied the groom to the probate court and gave his consent to the union.
 OFF FOR THE SOUTH.-Captain Jack Crawford will leave tonight for Bisbee, where h. will deliver his Cow Boy sermon tomorrow night, and give a recital on Monday night under the auspices of the Good Tempar lodge From Bisbee he will return to Benson and Tucson, for Wedne sday night whence he goes on eastward.
 UNDER ADVISEMENT.-T case of Devilbess vs Miller, was concluded yesterday in Justice Gray's court and taken under advsement till o'clock this afternoon, when a judgment will be rendered. The plaintiff claims a piece of land at Fort Mcdowell, and the defendant took possession of the property, whereupon suit was begun for forcible entry and detainer.
 A WASHlNGTON'S BIRTHDAY SHOOu- The Phoenix Gun clubs live bird shoot at the park on Washington birthday will be open to all members of the Phoenix Gun club, and also to members of other gun clubs of the territory. Sportsmen desiring to enter the events can join the Phoenix Gun club at any time before the shoot by handing their narles to the secretary and paying the one dollar initiation fee.
 LOOKING AT LINOTYPES.-C w. Seward, linotype inspector for the Mer- genthaler Linotype company, was in the city yesterday accompanied by MT. Paul, an expert machinist. They are making a tour of the United States, visiting every printing office where linotypcs are in use and adjust ing Improvements which are made from time to time. They have jus, com peted the tour of the northwest and are going into the southern cities
 NOT INSANE. -Antono Suzzalo was brought before the probate judge yes tcrday on the charge of insanity, the arrest having been made a MoI.istoWn Cn information furnished by one George Mlrgareth. The complaining witness was present and asked for the dismissal of the case. that order being entered at Once. Information gathered after the mans arrest led to the be- lief by the authorities that there was no ground for the charge and that it was probably spitcW-fk.
 DEATH OF AN EDUCATOR.- MT. Andrew Kimball, member of the as- sembly from Graham county. yester- day received a telegram from Professor Emil Ma ser. principal of the academy at Thatcher Informing him that his father. Dr. Carl G. Maeser, died at Salt Lake yesterday morning. Er. Maeser was a man of great learning, a distinguished educator and was known as the father of the schools of the church of the Latter Day Saints throughout the world.
 RESULT OF THE GRIP Claud Arthur who has suffered a were at tack of the grip, is lowering danger ously near to blindness as a result of tho disease, which setuci in his eyes. lie is prdc ieally blind in one eye and the other is riously affected. He is however passing through that critica stage of the affection. when his sight may return very rapidly or on the contrary be entirely lost His many friends sincerely hope for the former result.
 ARTICLES OF INCOHPORATION.- Articles of incorporation of the tmpir" Oil and Refining company, limited, were filed yesterday with the county recorder The capital stock is $l GOO, ,00o, and the incorpuratOrs are !. <. Miller Robert Miller R. Whitehead and oth- CTS. of san Francisco. The articles of the Grant Oil company were also filed. It's capital stock is $&75, 900, and the in- c0rporatrrs are F. IT. Aig-tngcr, D. w. Burchard, C. w. Knapp, A. R. Patrick. J. E. Rogers. w. A. Miller, w. G Carpenter, J. A. Logan and II. c McPike of san Francisco.
 TALES OF WOE.-Early Thursday morning a man hit a woman a vicious blow in the face in the rear of the Palace saloon and escaped up the alley, the woman following him with vengeance in her eye and a bad look ing knife in her hand, but nothing was reported to the police of the transac- ton. It was reported to the marshal last evening about sundown that in the alley near Lount's ice house an at tempt was made by one man to hold up another. The marsha investigated