Arizona republican., 1902-09-24

CATTLE FOR 'TUCSON.-S. J. Me Donald shipped car of cattle to Tue son last night.
 NO ONE HURT.-A customer who went into Talbot & Hubbard's store cidentally discharged his shotgun, but no one was hurt.
 RR-LANsDON.-A marriage li- cense was issued yesterday to Virgil Starr of Yavapai county and Miss Mar garita Lansdon of this city. The mar riage ceremony was performed yester- day afternoon by Justice Burnett.
 WARRANT FOR ASSAULT.-A war rant was issued last evening by Justice Gray for the arrest of John Doe. Mex ican, for assault. Ysidro Coronado was the complaining witness, and he alleges that Senor Doe hurled a number of rocks at him in a manner that he con- sidered inimical to his safety.
 HE GOT THIRTY DAYS.-Juan Va lencia, who was arrested on Monday for stealing a bicycle from Cruz York and pawning it for $2, was before Jus tice Burnett yesterday morning. He had admitted the theft of the wheel at the time of his arrest. but in the mean time he had revised his opinion of his guilt and pleaded not guilty. He was sent to jail for thirty days.
 PROBATE COURT-The estate of James Strype, which has been in pro- bate court for several years, was re- vived yesterday on a petition by A. w. Galpir for a conveyance of real estate of the estate. The will Of the late Frances F. Prowell was presented for probate. The estate is valued at about S2O, ,OOO. It is willed to F. E. Prowell, the husband of the deceased, who is named as administrator without bond.
 BICYCLE VICTIMS.-Verdie Cannon, a twelve-year-ol boy, was badly hurt by a bicycle yesterday evening. He was riding behind another boy when his feet became entangled in the wheel and he was thrown to the ground, receiving such injuries that he was unconscious for more than an hour. His face was covered with bruises and abrasions and his feet were also badly hurt. There was a collision between two other boys. and one of them received a sprained ankle and was carried to a drug store.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the Homestake Min ing company of Thunder Mountain were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is 8, 800, 000 the incorporators are H. R. Pember, F. J. Clark and c. Kearney of New York. Articles were also filed of the Tallyho Mining and Milling com pany, with a capital stock of $1, 00O,0 ,000. The incorporators are C. F. Dutton, J.. L. Baliinger and D. H. Kirwan of Ohio. The articles of the Ruby Gold and Cop per company were amended in regard to the plan of issuing stock.
 MISSIONARY PRAYER MEETING. The Baptist churches on the Pacific coast have been asked to unite this week in a concert of prayer for the advance movement of the Missionary Union. Twenty noble, talented young men have volunteered to go as missionaries if the union receives from the churches the money needed to send them to heather lands. The prayer meeting at the Baptist church this evening will begin at 7:SO o'clock and will be led by Pastor Halsey or should he be unable to be present by one of the Cleacons of the church. Visitors will be cordially welcomed.
 A RETURNED LABOR LEADER MT. A. D. Adams, an attache of The Republican office and a member of the national council of the federation of labor, has returned to the city after an absence of two weeks. He was called to Los Angeles early in the month tC