Arizona republican., 1902-11-06

B. Y. P. U.-A pleasant meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples Union was held at the home of Mrs. s. E. Burtis on Monday evening.
 MINE DEVELOPMENT.- small force of men will leave this morning to resume development work on the Bret Harte mine in the northern part of the county.
 LADIES' AID SOCIETY.-The La dies Aid Society of the Baptist church has elected the following officers: Mrs. L. G. Futile, president Mrs. R. E. Miner, vice president; Mrs. A. B. Buck ley, secretary; Mrs. Thomas Miller, treasurer.
 BEILAS JOHNSON.-Mr George J. Bellas and Miss Maud Johnson were married last night at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. E. Johnson, corner of Seventh avenue and Jefferson street. The ceremony was performed by Probate Judge Langston.
 TEMPORARY BRIDGE.-It was an- nounced last night that the temporary repairs to the Tempe bridge were so far advanced that it was expected that the train from Maricopa this morning would be able to pass over, avoiding the inconvenience of the transfer at the river. It was just week ago last night that the bridge went down, and the hundreds who saw the wreck could scarcely believe that a week would see trains running over it again.
 COUNTRY CLUB BALL.-Nearly the full general committee appointed to ar range for the annual Country club ball met last night at the Hotel Adams. Ii was decided to hold the ball the week before Christmas at the Hotel Adams. Messrs. Oberfelder, Brizard and Good rich were appointed a committee on music. Mesdames Murphy, Stoddard, Goldman, Oberfelder and Porter were appointed a committee on arrange ments. As it was last year, the Coun- try clubs annual ball this year is ex- pected to be the social event of the sea son. The club never does anything by halves. and on this occasion it proposes to outdo itself.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: The Russell Motor Vehicle Com pany, capital stock s1, 900 OOO, incorpor- ators F.. L. Russell, c. F.. Thompson and P. L. Russell of Cleveland, O.; To- nOpah Chief Mining Company; capital stock, S500000. incirporators G. H. Lewis, F. L. Mason and J. J. Kennedy of Tonopah; Progressive Mining Com pany. capital stock $500, 900, incorpora tors C. H. Adkins and w. R. McHaf- fiery of Ohio; Chilian Remedy company. capital stock S25O,O GOO, incorporators w s. Hill, Joel Lightner and others; Ter ritorial Land and Cattle company, capital stock S6OO,OOO incorporators w. P. Brown, George w. Hoover and others.
 POLICE COURT.-There was a pie turesque trio in the recorders court yesterday, being the three men arrested Tuesday night by Officer Lawrence for vagrancy They had in their posses sion lot of cheap jewelry, and it is the opinion of the police that they are the advance agents for a gang of pro- fessional crooks. One of them gave the name of D. Lean. He said he came alone as far as the Tempe wreck and walked in from there with the other two. He said he was a barber by trade and had lived in Phoenix many years ago. He also walked with a cane and said he was in very poor health. He said the doctors told him he had spinal trouble and was threatened with kid ney complaint, meningitis and heart di- sease. Further his teeth was loose and he could not masticate his food. In consequence he suffers frightfully from