Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-12-22

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Il POLICE COURT.-In police court
yesterday James Moran and John Doe
were each sentenced to thirty days i'm
i Jail. They are the hoboes who We're re-
leased Friday on condition that they
would leave town. and were rearrested
on Saturday because they failed to do
so and Systematically sought contribu-
lions from the tender hearted, almost
under the eyes of the police. ]. r.
Lawrence was arrested for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct but SEN
tence was suspended and John John
son was also arrested and discharged
with the warning that if caught again
he would get 100 days.
FUNERAL OF A BABE.-The fur
eral service over the body of little
Louise, the five months old daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Gregory,
was held yesterday afternoon at the
residence of the parents Of Mrs. Greg
DRY, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Russell, on
| North Fourth avenue. The sorrowing
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| from Maricopa, bringing with them all
that was mortal of their child, and the
| funeral was held at O'Clock. Rev.
Or. Halsey oficiated and spoke many
words of comfort to the bereaved.
| There was large attendance of
! friends and q goodly number followed
/ the little one to its last resting place.
/ LEFT FOR DENVER.-J. b. Wig
rri., 1af n
| ing's s. f. p. & p. train escorting the
! body OF his sor Frank NJ WigginhOrn,
who died the day before, and accom-
panied by the wife of the dead man.
The elder Mr.. Wigginhorn is an en-
ploye of the office of the passenger
/ traffic manager of the Colorado Mid
land railroad. at Denver. His son.
i whose home was in Missouri came
/ here a few months ago for his health,
being Joined later by his wife. The
young man was a business man of un-
/ usual attachments and was more than
usually successful till stricken with
disease He was the tt yelling repre-
sentative of a printing and lithogrs PHI
ing establishment.
NEW CORPORATIONS Articles
of the following corporations were filed
in the office of the county decOrder yes
terday: Minnehaha Mining and Smelt-
ing company, capital stock $2,000,00O,
| incorpOrators F. G. Dimmick, j. II.
| Smith. c. NJ. Lyman and others; The
| Royal Exchange Oil and Gas company,
capital stock. 81, coo, GOO, incorporators +.
L. Clark F. P Burris. L. B. Sneed and
| others; American Liquid Mineral Solid
! flying company, capital stock, $1,000,
OOO incorpOrators A. C. Noeckel and E.
NJ. Bressler; Timber Hill Mining COM
pany, capital stock S1.000.000. incorpor-
| ators H II. Clark NJ. NJ. King and ]
| MCDANIEL; National Fly Paper cCm-
pany, capital stock s150O00. incorpor-
ators, c.. +. Richmond, A. b. Richmond
and c. Shirts.
! JUSTICE ROBERTSONS COURT
Frank Contreras created a disturb
ance at Fifth and Jackson streets. re-
sulting in his arrest. He pleaded guilty
yesterday before Justice Robertson
and was sent TO Jail for seven days.
Rafael Ramon and Natavid Meceras
had fight in the Depot saloon Sunday
afternoon, fer which both were az
rested. The testimony at their trial
yesterday was that Rafael is a hard
working railroad man and was sitting
in the saloon when Natavid entered
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thirsty and had no money, but want
ed TO sell his hat Rafael told him he
was not in the market for hat where
upon the ether man called him bad
names and assailed him. While they
were mixing things a constable APP
peared. Rafael was discharged and the
other man, acknowledging the truth
of the things stated, was sent to Jail
for seven days.
HE is MARRIED.-Edward Lilies.
who formerly lived in this city and
was an employee of the Tribolet meat
market returned a few days ago from
| Denver where he has lived since leav-
ing Phoenix. He is now employed in
Crouch's market and has secured a
house at SOB West Madison street,
where he proposed surprising his
friends by introducing them to his wife
| when she arrives on January 10. He
had never told his Phoenix friends Of
his happiness and did not think they
knew it but secrets of that kind are
too good to keep and the truth gained
such circulation he had to confess that
he had been planning n pleasing con-
spiracy. He was married November Il
| TO Miss Ida Myers, an accomplished
and popular young woman, the only
daughter of a wealthy widow, who re-
sides TT 2720 Stout street, Denver. Mr..
! Lilies also won distinction in Denver
about year ago by receiving a hand
some premium offered by the munich
pality for the best decorated meat mar
| ket, during the holidays. Decoration is
Mr. Lilies strong point and the market
he was employed In and which he had
dressed for the occasion was declared
the winner of the contest.
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