Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

disturbed the peace before lapsing into repose.
 SOCIAL-A welcome social will be given in O'Neill hall on Friday even- ing of this week by the Kings DauGH- ters of the Baptist church. There will be nc charge for admission. All stran- gers are especially invited. It is hoped that every member of the church and congregation will be present. The pro- grammo will include a vocal solo by Superintendent McDonnold, a piano solo by MT. Srobridge and a selection by Prof Case.
 NICK BALSZ VERY ILL.-Both Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Balsz have been ill fer several weeks with typhoid fever at their home on Monroe street. It is re ported that Mrs. Balsz is slowly re- covering but MT. Balsz has grown gradually worse and recently his mal- ady developed into paralysis. He is new totally helpless and it is said is unable to even talk. The disease seems to be developing also a brain fever and it is believed there is little chance for his recovery.
 EMBRYO COWBOYS.-Ever since Buffalo BilIs show was in town, lot
 
 themselves with lariats, roping every ! thing in sight. Yesterday afternooc several Mexican boys armed with ropes were playing in the road at the corner of Adams street and Second avenue ! when Mrs. Argall and her daughter of | Congress, who are visiting in the city drove along. Their horse was fright ened by the swirling ropes and ran l and Mrs. Argall was badly bruised. HAS RELATIVES HERE.-The Douglas Dispatch says: "GeOrgie Will l Hams committed suicide today by talk l ing morphine on Sixth street. She was found in her room early this morn l ing suffering intensely. and medical aid was summoned. She lived until l2 ! o'clock The deceased has been in | Douglas for some time and worked in | the Depot Cafe restaurant and later in the Bell lodging house. She is p years of age and had been married | her people now living in Phoenix. The | cCToner's jury was immediately sum mOred, but up to the time of going to press had not returned verdict
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in
 
 ! taTday: The Chicago and Sonora Gold company, capital stock S3000.00O. in corporators A. H. Camel. C. A Page and c. A. Woody of Chicago: The Great Pacific Consolidated Gold company. capital stock s25 1000. incorporators F. r. Adams, J. NJ. Morgan and F.. A. Henderson of St. Louis: Southern Rice Irrigation and Milling company, capf- f91 AT Hatcher. W. W. Miller and l.. F. SchiI- ling; Miners Grub Stake Company of America. capital stock S2O0O GOO. incor- porators w. Buckhart, F. R. DOnohua and NJ w. Miller of Philad alphia l Garden City Oil and Gas company. cap itaI stock $1.250 eco, incorporators O. T. Chapin, N. B. Dewey and w. E. Barker of Illinois.
 A WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Cards have been issued by MT and Mrs J. NJ Molina of Yuma. announcing the wedding of their daughter. Miss Amelia Molina, and Mr. William Ham ilto1 Buck, to be celebrated in Yuma on November 5th. Mir. and Mrs. Molina are among the leading families of Yuma, Mr. Molina being leading mel- chant of Arizora's leading seaport town. Miss Molina is 9 very handsome and popular young woman. and is held ia high esteem. The groom to be holds
 ! responsible position ct the territorial
 priaon and i= well known in Phoenix having lived here for many years. Ea was formerly a member of the Phoenix
 police force and is q printer by trade
 having worked cn cli the local papers
 previous to entering upon his cGicia' raTeer Mir. and Mrs. Buck will be Gt
 home in Yuma alter Deccr~be Ist.