Arizona republican., 1902-01-07


 Wednesday evening, January s. Owing
 to the fact that this is the week of prayer in all the churches, it has been decided to begin the lecture at o'clock.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-The Hon.
 William c. Ewing, formerly judge of the supreme court of Illinois, will visit | this city early in February and deliver lecture on Christian science. He is a member of the board Of lectureship of the First Church Of Christ, Scientist Boston. It was enormously stated in The Republican that Judge KinbaIl
 was coming. That error grew out of the fact that both Judge Kimbau and
 Judge Ewing are members of the board
 of lectureship of the mother church.
 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.-T The
 board of supervisors was busy regulat-
 ing the good roads department of coun-
 ty affairs. Road district No. was
 divided in two and the new part of it
 was called district No. 22 of which
 N. Griffith Was appointed overseer and
 Ed Brewster was made oVorSeer or No
 6. C. w. Peterson was appointed over seer of No. l9. A public road was or
 dered opened in the Buckeye country
 and q bridge was ordered built across
 the Buckeye canal
 ANNUAL GUN CLUE MEETING
 The annual meeting Of the Phoenix
 Gun club will he held at 1:SO o'cIocl,
 tonight at Pinney 6, Robinson's store
 for the election of officers, reports of
 officers for the past year, and such
 other business as may be brought up.
 The conditions of handicap cf the ole-
 gant trophy donated by the Peters Cartridge company will also be decided
 The club has a large membership list and is in very healthy condition The
 membership fee is merely nominal C$D.
 there are no dues or assessments and every sportsman should belong.
 ARRESTED FOR INSANITY.-A telephone message was received at the sherims office late on Sunday night saying that there was an insane man at Mcdowell and that his insanity vas of character that made him menace to the community Deputies Williams and Gibson left for Mcdowell early in the morning and returned with the prisoner late last night lis name is Max Ebert It is said that his mental Arrangement was caused by an un- happy love affair. He was not notice ably unbalanced when he was brought in and was even cheerful. He will be given hearing by Probate Judge Langston today.
 WANTED. AN CNCLE-lIr. E r Porte" received a letter yesterday from q young man named Charles J. A Quigley, whose address is care Of Et- ting and Peterson, 5GO Land Title build ing. Philadelphia. NIr. :QuigIey says he is very anxious to discover the whereabouts Of an uncle by the name Of John J. Donnelly. who. Nr. Quigley has been informed. was employed by the M. X r. railroad in bridge com ( fs,~a .r- not remember such man and anyone who does may confer favor by writ ing MT. Quisley. Donnclly is about five feet eight inches tail. has black eyes and when last seen by his relatives had 9 black beard.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in theoG of the county recorder yeste.- day: The Himalaya Gem Mining com uany, capital stock, Sl.jOG: iucorporc- tors, :. r. smith, Fl. C. Collier and F. 1 =. Wells or san Diego. Cublna Con aoHdated Copper company. capital stock, $5GO, 05o: incorporators. II. J. Cor cOran, E. r. LanSford. N. A. Nourse. ! n. 4. Barnett and A T. Rose Of san Francisco. Dixie Irrigation company, ] capital stock, $1,0CG. 0G0. Incorporates. 1 :. C. Witmer, C. O Thorpe, NJ II. i NanzweN Of Chicago. Great American Mining company, capital stock, $13,000.- OUJ. inCorporators, l.. O. FCre-uus, I. . Mowrey and others.
 NEW LITIGATION-Suit' was be ! gun in district court yesterday by Her 1 bert. Peery against Alfred J. Menard ] Leonie Aea2:d and J. W. Walker OF ] q note for S3.SG0 executed a year ago i by the first two defendants. The note ! was given tO Walker and was secured l by a mortgage on a tract Of land. The note and mortgage were aSsigned to 1 Peery by Walker, who subsequently, ! took q second mortgage ol the prope.- i ty. and that :s why he becomes a party 1! defendant. An attachment suit was | begun by r. A. Gulley against the l Sierra Alta Mining company to recover [ two claims amounting to about S5.200. ! The properties Of the company con i sist Of about twenty mining claims a [ 1 Cram mountain, Service was secured | on the officers of the company.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT-Thore | was an all-round mix-up on Saturday | which was not successfully straight | eled out till yesterday morning, and it | then required the services Of Justic | Cray. a constable or two and perms- | sion for Manuel Salcido to use the | county jail as place Of abode for fif- ! teen days. Manuel and Andres Rosas l got under the innue.ce of something ] that had life and action in it and visit i ed the home of Lulu Franklin colored !