Arizona republican., 1903-04-21

DR.. Fraser of Youngstown, O., who is
visiting DR.. J. NJ. Evans of this city,
has consented to deliver u lecture at
the First NJ. E. church next Thursday
evening.
SPECIAL REHEARSALS.-Tt la
dies chorus will have two special re-
hearsals between now and their con-
cert to be given Friday evening. One
is called for 1890 o'clock Thursday at
the opera house and the other for 1:30
o'clock Friday at the Christian church
DEATH OF ISAAC S. BUDD.-Isaac
S. Budd died Sunday afternoon at 5
o'clock after a lingering illness. He
was thirty-eight years old and d ma
tive of Illinois. He came here year
ago last June ana leaves a wife and
three children. The body will be taken
to Chicago for interment, leaving OIL
this mornings train.
THE SUPERVISORS board of
supervisors met yesterday mainly for
the transaction of routine business.
All that was done outside of that was
the approval of the appointment by
Constable Lee Redwine of G. B. Mar
tinez deputy constable and the ap-
pointment of John o. Dunbar commits
sioner OF immigration to succeed Yer
non L. Clark.
DOING GOOD BUSINESS.-E. j.
Moore who is connected with the Min
ing and Scientific Press OF San Fran
cisco, making Denver his headquarters
and who has been touring Arizona Tor
the last two months in the interest of
that paper, was here yesterday, leaving
this morning for Prescott. Mr.. Moore
hIrS
ness in the territory as any man should
have who represents that publication.
ACCUMULATED BUSINESS-Jus-
tice Burnett has been SO busy for the
last week attending to the sheep in
dustry of the valley that he got be-
hind his criminal calendar and he pro-
ceeded yesterday to catch up. There
was a great array before him. The
first subject was F. Mason, who had
been arrested for drunkenness and dis
turbance of the peace. He was con-
victed and sentenced tc pay a fine of
81. He had the money. That was
more than he could be said of the rest
of the delinquents. P. Villanueva, Jose
Gutierrez and P. Martinez were each
sent to Jail for seven days, having been
found guilty of drunkenness and peace
disturbance. F. Lopez and j. Torres
demanded a trial but they were con-
victed as might have been expected.
CHARGED WITH INSANITY
Effie Shaw, woman of the lower part
of town was before the probate court
yesterday on a charge of insanity. She
had been arrested the night before for
drunkenness and disturbance of the
peace. Her neighbors believed that she
was worse than drunk and was men,
ace to the community. She had long
| been regarded as the toughest OF her
class in the town. Until recently she
had been submerged for couple of
years during which she claimed to
have lived respectable life. When
she appeared in her old haunts she
broke out more violently than ever.
After a hearing of the case the court
concluded that whatever might be the
matter with her she was not insane
| and she was turned back into the Gus
I tody OF the sheriff.
NEW CORPORATIONS OF
the following corporations were filed
| in the office OF the county recorder
yesterday: Tonopah Golden Gate Min
ing company, capital stock 100000, in
! corporators E. T. Braydon, H. H
| Clark, 1. NJ. Reuch and others; The
Faultless Olive company, capital stool
81, 0eG, inCorporators John a. Kemple
| William Lemon, H. w. Payson anC
others, Julian Consolidated Mining
company, capital stock s1,000,OO0 in
creased by amendment; Tonapal
| Consolidated Mining company, nam,
4 changed by amendment to MacNan1
ara Mining company; Boston and Mex
leo Gold and Copper Mining company
capital stock $100,G0J, incorporation
John Lougherey. c. P. Winslow and Z
Il j. Watts: The Ealinarid DeXelOpmen