Arizona republican., 1904-06-08

FUNERAL OF MRS SCHULZ.-The funeral of Mrs. Carl A. Schulz will be held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the parlcrs of George F. Merryman and interment will be made in Rosedale cemetery.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to the following persons: Royal Sueton Irwin and Ellie Ellsworth, both of Mesa; L. B. Frost and Jessie Westover, both Of the county.
 NOTARIES PUBLlC.-The following notarial commissions were issued yes terday: Porter w. Fleming of Gila county. Minnie A. Wright Of Maricopa and A F. Crepin of Patagonia, santa Cruz county.
 WILL CONCLUDE TODAY.-The business of the June meeting of the territorial board of equalization will be finished today. The valuations which will te placed upon the railroads have been practically agreed upon but the board decided yesterday to give out no figures until all the business has been formally disposed of.
 RAILROAD PICTURES o. Bick- nell yesterday received from Superin- tendent John Burns of the Morenci Southern railway. some fine pictures of Spectacular scenes along that fourteen mile railroad that runs from Morenci to Guthrie on the N. N. X A. There is one complete loop. several high bridges and various other views that prove the line to be a big one for it's size.
 LIBERAL RESPONSE.-The solicit ing committee of the fire department was circulating among the people yes terday for contributions of raw ma terial for the manufacture of sand wiches. and for other things that will make the hremen's picnic on June 12tb a day of unalloyed pleasure The com mittee met with very courteous and liberal treatment and is certain now that the picnic will be one of the dates that will be kept track of in history.
 SANE AND RIMINAL.-Sone months ago Miguel CanidO was arrested for horse stealing. Not long after his arrest he betrayed symptoms of iu- sanity and he Was examined and com mitted to the asylum. He has lately undergone great mental improvement and the shertf's office has been notihed that he is no longer a fit subject for that institution and that there is now no good reason why the law should nos take it's course.
 A SUIT FOR VORCE-AngeIl Hammer yesterday brought suit in dis trict court against Joseph s. Hammer for divorce. She alleges a consumption of liquor to excess and states that she has stood it about as long as she cal. She and the defendant were married in Phoenix eight years ago. They have three children, for the custody of whom, the plaintiff asks, on the ground that the defendant by reason of his ta- temperate habits is not a fit person 10 care for them.
 AN ATTACHMENT SUIT.-An at tachment suit was filed yesterday by A. R. White. Jr.. against the White Tanks Mining company to secure d claim of sS03.46. Six mining claims embracing about all the property of the company in this territory have been attached. The property of the company lies west of HoU Springs Junction and it has been pronounced by experts tO be very promising property. Arrange ments were made year ago for the ex- tensive working Of the claims but the plans were at least temporarily aban- dOEed.
 PALMER'S EXAMlNATION.-L. w. Palmer, late manager for the Singer Sewing Machine company, who was ar rested the night before on a charge or embeZzlement was arraigned before Justice Burnett yesterday. His pre- liminary examination was set for next Monday. Palmer is hopeful of obtain ing money from the east before that time in order that he may discharge the claim of the company against him. He says it was never his intention 70 defraud the company, but that he aI- ways intended to make gnnd an.