Arizona republican., 1903-05-20

Waiter HolcomD has arrived and will preach at the Central M. E. church south this evening at 7:30. A cordial invitation to attend all the services in connection with the revival meeting is extended to all.
 w. C. T. |. MEETING.-The w. C. T. U. will hold it's regular meeting at 2;30 D. m. at the reception rooms. The programme will be under the direction of Miss Gilchrist and her senior class of the l.. T. L. A cordial lnv1taticn is extended to all.
 WAS JUST DRUNK.-The police sta ton received telephone advices about 6 o'clock last night that a crazy man was rambling around Washington and Twelfth streets. The hurry wagon went after him. but he turned out to be only drunken Mexican.
 GONE TO YUMA.-Sherir Cook left last night for Yuma with Josiah Ander- son. who is under 5entence of five and ;i half yeas :o~ man Laughter in the Killing of liam tamerJ a Agua C2lienJe or t." ni.ht .: gust S1 last He VI. ccnN tied N ictiy a week
 go las L ght. It is possible that his time may be reduced by good behavior to less than four years.
 WOULDN'T COME IN.-Henry Nor gan. who kept roadhouse at Maricopa Wells when Coronado and his band of rustlers invaded this country a few hundred years ago. said yesterday that it had been necessary for his to recent ly do something he disliked very much but felt that he had to. and that was to refuse membership in the Young Mems Democratic club.
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT Lucas Leon and Calletano Aleman got drunk yesterday morning and got into trouble near the corner of Center and Washington streets. They began their controversy with argument and ended it with blows, resulting in the arrest Of both of them. Leon pleaded guilty and was fined S7 by Justice Robertson. Ale man pleaded not guilty and the trial of his case was set for 10 o'clock this morning.
 STREET CAR TROUBLES.-Yes day seemed to be a day of trouble for the street cars. particularly the after noon. One of the big cars got it's run ming gear tangled up on the switch at the corner of First and Washington streets. The trouble was relieved and the car started for the shops. At the switch between Sixth and Seventh streets it fouled again and by the time it got started the car behind it caught the infection and had to square itselr with the track before it could proceed. NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articleso of l the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Northern Development company. capital stock S1,250, 900, incorporators John F. Burns, 4. D. McPherson and E. D. Sowden and others; The Rex Medical company, capital stock s25,000. incorporators C. D. Briggs George A. Bassett, H. F. Smith and others: Kan sas Prospecting and Development com pany. capital stock S200, ,000 incorporat- ors w. F. Barker and John J. Jones. AN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR Among the applicants for justice in the court of Judge Burnett yesterday was g. Aysuma, an Indian from Sina- loa, who had been arrested the night before for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. He was sent to jail and will remain there for seven days unless the Mexican government should secure his release at an earlier date G. Ar
 ras, native product. was sent to tho
 jail for the same length of tine.
 FUNERAL OF JOHN r. HILL l There was a large attendance of friends
 at the funeral of John F. Hill. which was held at the family residence or | North Fifth avenue yesterday after | noon at o'clock. A religious service | was conducted by Rev. C. " Cowan | followed by the funeral service of th'
 l. O. O. F., the Rebekahs, the G. A. k
 and the Woman's Relief Corps also be ing present The procession to the cem
 etery was a long one. At the grave wa