Arizona republican., 1903-05-14

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ed Halderman and Miss Perla F.. Martin. MT H2lderman is a resident of Cochise county. Miss Martin lives in the valley.
 A DIVORCE SUIT.-Suit for divorce was flied in district court yesterday by Ella Welton against Charles H. Welton. The defendant. who is nonresident, is charged with abandonment.
 FUNERAL OF JOHN MEEHAN.-- The funeral of John Meehan will be held at the Catholic church this morn ing at o'clock A son of MT. Meehan arrived yesterday morning from Tue son.
 THE FILLING OF A VACANCY School Superintendent Fulton yester- day appointed Thomas F.. Dalton mem Der of the board of trustees of school district No. l to fill the vacancy caused by the death of B. A Fickas.
 4 SERIOUS FALL.-Audy ThOman fell yesterday afternoon while putting an iron roof on a warehouse. and broke an arm. While he was at work something under him gave way and he was precipitated about twenty feet. The arm was broken just below the shoulder.
 ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED The chalk talk for next Saturday after noon which was announced at the close of the entertainment last Tuesday night has been postponed to a date not yet announced. This is done in difference to the Sunday school picnic which will be given next Saturday.
 A VERY SICK CHILD.-Dorothy. the two-year- old child of MT. and Mrs. Fl. N. Chapman. is very sick of spinal meningitis and her recovery is very doubtful. Mr Chapman, who is TOW io- cated in Morenci has been telesraphed for and is expected to arrive here on this morning train.
 A BOARD APPOINTED.-GOve Brodie yesterday appointed Dr. Butler of Globe a member of the territorial board of pharma& in place of Dr. G.. w. Martin of Tucson. who had declined the appointment on account of i'll health. The appointment of Dr. Mar tin was made after the meeting Of or ganization when the board was not complete.
 ARIZONA CATTLEMAN.-Fran M. King. who has for some time published a monthly paper at Tucson under the name "Cattleman and Miner has moved it to Phoenix, made it Q weekly and changed the name to the Arizona Cattleman. having dropped off the min ing attachment. The first issue is now off the press and it is designed to be published exclusively in stock interests. AN IRON SPRINGS INCIDENT MT and Mrs C. A. Willis of Iron Springs are ejoicing in the birth of a son which incident occurred Monday afternoon. The young man weighed eight and Q quarter pounds and is the most important resident of that town. Tn fact he is the second child ever born in that notable summer resort and is also the seccnd son that has come to make the Willis family happy. NEW CORPORATIONS Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: American Bank and Securities company, capital stock S2OO,OOO, incoi porators L. D. Moore F. P. Russell. C. S. Poster and others; Iowa Tonopah Mining company. capital stock Sl,OOe, l coo. incorporators C. E. Hudson, J. D. Keiffer. G. w. Kieffer and others ! Great Northern Mining and Milling company. capital stock s2,O00000, incor- porators Thomas II. Kirby, John Lew i ellyn. E. $. Lewis and others. Amended articles were filed of the Watosa com
 pany increasing the capital stock t. | $25. GOO.
 | RUBEN HILL.--Reuben Hill was badly injured at the farm of Mrs. Will son. northeast Of the city on Tuesday night. He had been engaged in stack | ing hay When the stack was com pleted and he was ready to descend the
 derrick which had been used in rals- | ing the hay was swung around and ne seized it. When it was swung out ward something broke and he fell tf ] the ground. He was unable to get ul | and was carried to cot in the yard | of the farmhouse where he lay al might. A physician was sent for and he found that MT. Hill was badly hur'
 about the shoulder and the back. Hf