Arizona republican., 1901-05-18

science during good behavior on the parties. However. this was only first i day" performance, and the wide world should take notice that hereafttr both the police and the recorder will hew to | the line.
 MORE GOOD THINGS TO EAT The ladies of the Christian church are arranging to increase the supply of home cooked food for their exchange which is conducted in Wakelins groe- cry store each Saturday. Of late tba demand has far exceeded the supply, and they have been compelled to close up at noon, for lack of vituals. Many articles sent to the exchange are taken before reaching their destination, while people wait around for the arrival of new supply.
 | A GOOD PROSPECT.-A. McCamley went over to Tempe yesterday, for the purpose of shipping to N Paso n couple of tons of ore from the City of Paris mine The City of Paris is only pros pect, but MT. McCamley thinks it is good one and hopes later to take a million out of it. It Is situatsd in the Silver King district and carries gold and silver He has made some small shipments previously which have brought good results and the assays have been most encouraging.
 THE INTERNATIONAL MINING ] CONGRESS.-A letter was received at the governors office, yesterday, from | the management of the International Mining congress to be held at Boise City, Idaho. January 23-25. Assurances have been received of the attendance of more than 1000 delegates. represent ing almost all the mining countries of the world. The Arizona delegates lately appointed by Governor Murphy have nearly all signilied their purpose to attend.
 AN INSANE DEFENDANT.-An | Adams. who has been for some time employed at the Crittenton Home, was ! examined in probate court yesterday afternoon for inSanity. She has a distinct Irish brogue and says she is Irish, but there is no woman of Mexi- can birth in Arizona who looks more Mexican. Mrs. Adams insanity is periodical and though she has never been violent her ailment has grown
 
 feared that sine would do injury to herself or somebody else. She was sent to the county hospital.
 THE COURT WILL DECIDE.-A little controversy has occurred in the vicinity of the Phoenix mine involving the representatives of the Phoenix Mining company and Mir. William Widmer The latter owns a cattle ranch in the vicinity of the Phoenix mine. and claims that the mining com pany has erected a fume through which water is discharged on his prop erty,against his wishes and to his hurt. "Wednesday night William G. Peck. who is an employe of the mining company, came to town and swore to complaint charging Mr. Widmer with cutting the Hume. Constable Kyle, armed with a warrant. left for Cave Creek at once, served the warrant er Mir. Widmer at his ranch and returned to town yesterday. accompanied by the accused. He was arraigned before Justice Gray and the trial was set for this afternoon at o'clock.
 THE WOMANS CLUB The Wo- mans club held its last meeting at the residence of Mrs. Mccormick. On this occasion Mrs. Mccormick pre- sented an able discussion of the Origin of Writing" and her remarks were much appreciated by the interested audience. This club has among it5 members some of the brightest minds of Phoenix, and their work during this, its first season, has received most cor dial comment. and is sincerely apprec- lated. The season will close on Tues day afternoon, when the club will be received by Mrs. H. A. Diehl in her charming home on North Second avenue. As this is the final meeting, the ladies will have a double intel lectual treat in the presentation of "The Origin and Development of Num- bers and Chronological Order" by Miss Ellis: and "The origin and De- velopment of Language" by Mrs. Me Clintock. The club has begun opera tions for effecting a federation of clubs for the territory of Arizona, and PhOe- nix will be well represented in the next congress of clubs. which will convene In Los Angeles next May.