Arizona republican., 1902-11-07

the evening at 7:30 o'clock Mrs. Col. French will preach in the Salvation ! Army hall Everybody that can come and give these prominent army ladies a hearty welcome to our city.
 UNITED STATES CoURT.-The United States grand jury was convened yesterday. It consists of the following members: George N. Gage, Sam
 Brown, D. H. Burtis, II. B. St. Claire,
 F. B. Moss, J. A kurtz, M. w. War
 ren. R. H. Drane, A. A. Armstrong, I.
 N. Christy, A. J. Peters, George LOT
 ing, J. w. Frakes. w s. PickrelI. w.
 M Ward. Wellington Richins. w. A. T<imball. w. L. Kerr. Ed Eisele, H. Goodman and H. I. Latham. As soon as the grand jury had been regularly impaneled and in formed in a general way of it's duties it retired and adopted a resolution to adjourn for the day and go to the ball game. There is not much business to be transacted by this jury. The most important case is that of Charles Hood, a former member of the customs service, who is charged with an irregularity oi the service. He was connected with the post at Yuma.
 DISTRICT COURT-In district court yesterday Marguerite Ellicott was granted a divorce from w. Joseph El
 licott, on the ground Of failure to sup port. A trial order was vacated in the case of the Cobre Grande Mining com pany against J. II. Costello and the case was continued for the term. Judgment for the defendant was given in the case of Mary Goodwin against Laura Billups, administratriX Of the estate of w II. Billups. In the suit of James Morrice against the Maricopa Gold company, the action was ordered entered on the docket and an order was made for judgment for the plaintiff and for the foreclosure of an attach ment The injunction suit of R. l.. Perry against the Arlington Canal com pany was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. In the VOn Fossen case against the Salt River Valley Canal company, a written order was made as to the furnishing Of water to the plain tiff. pending the submission of the case.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Good Health Remedy company capital stock $1.000,000, in corporators L. II. Perlman, L. Vein | schenck and J. E. Boodshy of New York; South Nevada Gold Mining company, capital stock, s2,000,000, in | corporatorS R. NJ. Miner J. L. Engle and F D. Riggs of Philadelphia; ! Grown Mining company, capital stock. | $3, eco, OOO incorporators r. NJ. Steven, A. Graham and w F. Nepling of New
 York Section : Oil company, capital stock, $300.0OO. incorporators J. W.
 Shull H. E. Sheibley and others; Val
 dez Electric Light. Power and Tele- l phone company. capital stock, $25,O00,
 incorporators C. II. Kraemer, D. B. Leaven and others of Alaska.
 ACQUITTED OF INsANITY.-Ther
 is less insanity in this community than | had been suspected. There are two 1 persons who are sane above all others fer their soundness of mind has been | established, whereas most of the peo- pie of the Salt River valley are only
 supposed to be sane. The two sus- | pected persons are Long Yu, a China
 man and Guadalupe Quijada, who were before the probate court yesterday. | The woman was arrested a week ago
 and when her case was called, the com | plaining witness failed to appear. | Other witnesses who had been sum
 moned for the territory swora that they believed she was sane. The com
 plaining witness though, was given a
 chance to be heard and the case was
 continued. The needful witness did
 not appear at the hearing yesterday
 and the woman was discharged. Long Yu had given all his friends reason to believe his mind was unbalanced, but yesterday before the time came for his
 trial he had fully recovered so that the
 case against him had nothing to stand
 on.