Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

No part of fl will be allowed in cash, though. but in stores. equipment, etc. The last appropriation for the national guard was $1,000;000. It had hitherto not exceeded $i00,000, of which this ter- ritcry's share was about $500.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. Articles of incorporation of the Consolidated Tunnel company filed articles of in corporation in the office of the county recorder yesterday The Incorporates are James M. Archer, A. e Fish and c. r. Hathaway of New York. The cap- ital stock is s3,00O,OOO. Articles were also filed by the same incorporators of the Idaho Consolidated Copper Mines company with a capital stock of $l ,000. .0O0. A. F. Murdoff, M. s. Dewng, w. F. Johnson of California, filed ar ticles of the White Star oil company.
 MRS. SCHINDLER'S FUNERAL. - Funeral services of Mrs. Schindler, held at the house of her daughter, Mrs. w. O. ONeill on yesterday afternoon, were conducted by Rev Dr. Lewis Hal- scy. the Woman's Relief Corps under the direction of Mrs. p. M. Mills talk ing part in the service, detachment of the Grand Army acting as escort. A quartetts, Mrs. F.. E. DeMund, Mrs. A. II. Thompson, Mrs. R. Y. Gillett and Mir l.. w. Coggins, Miss NJ. E.. Halsry, accompanist, sang Nearer, My God, to Thee" and 'The Home Land" Many sympathizing friends at tended the services.
 LUIGO GROGORIO DISCHARGED The United States district attorney having sifted the testimony of the wit nesses in the case against Luigo Gre gorio, decided that a conviction could not be secured and Court Commissioner Johnstone discharged the accused.
 JUDGE DOAN'S FALL-Wednesda afternoon Judge Doan while attempt- ing to board car on West Washington street slipped and fell, striking his el- bow and for head on the ground. He was considerably bruised and painful !y though probably not seriously hurt
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE Suit for di- vorce was filed in the district court yesterday, the complainant being Philip Sander of this city and the de- fendant being Bertha Sander. a resi- dent of Los Angeles. The complaint al- leges desertion and cruelty.
 SUPREME COURT.-The business of the supreme court yesterday was con- fined to a single case on account of the absence of Judge Doan. In the case of Lewis Woltiey, plaintiff in error, versus Brown Brothers, defendants in error, J. B. Woodward gave notice of appeal to the United States supreme court.
 CONTRACTS AWARDED. - The board of directors of school district No. 3, of Tempe, awarded a contract yes terddy to Sam Elder for the building of two school rooms annexed to the build ing. which will cost $2,500. Mrs. Frank Meador awarded contract for the building of house on North Fifth avenue.
 WELLS HENDERSHOT DEAD Wells Hendershot died in New York city on January 18th, aged GA years. He was at one time a well known attorney of this city, and was also resident of Albuquerque for a time. He left three sons, William NJ, Wells Jr., and II. G. Hendersho;. the latter resident of Los Angele. William Hendershot is said to reside somewhere in Arizona.
 PEACE DISTURBERS.-E. Ortiz and A. Martuccio were brought before Justice Burnett yesterday for disturb ing the peace. The latter pleaded guilty and was fined Sl0. He paid it reluc- A. NI. but tx hn iGea that he could bluff his way out to liberty, but made a terrible mess of 1t. He pleaded not guilty and had three witnesses summoned, by the testimony of whom the magistrate was enabled to see his duty clearly. He gave the defendant a sentence of fifteen days in the county jail.
 PROBATE COURT,-In the probate court yesterday the report of J. D. Loper, guardian of James Cecil Smith, minor was filed and fearing set for February 9, at 10 o'clock. In the es- tate of A. M. Tuttle, affidavit of the publication of an order to show cause was filed, a hearing Was had and the matter was taken under advisement till this morning at 9 o'clock. In the estate of James ROarke. Special Ad- ministrator O. II. Christy. Bryan Ro- arke and Vim. Roarke having appealed to the district court from the order al- lowing attorneys fees to Thomas Arm strong. Jr., and their cost bond having been filed in the sum of $500 the same was justified yesterday,
 DEATH OF MRS. KNOX Mrs. Grace Knox, wife of F. B, Knox, cashier of the Phoenix National bank. died at her home on North First avenue at o'clock last night. She had been constantly attended during her most serious illness in the last few months by her husband. The deceased woman, whose maiden name was Grace Knox. was a native of Wausau' Wis, and was 35 years old. She came here four years ago to improve her