Arizona republican., 1904-05-07

A NEW NOTARY-A nOtarial com mission was issued yesterday to H. NJ. Chapman Of Nogales.
 AT HOME MAY 16TH.-Mr. and Mrs. Nm. Tyson who were recently married, will be at home at 1345 East Monroe street. after May 18th. THE CRAZY OF COCHiSE-Deputy Sheriff Porter M'Donald of Cochise county arrived in town yesterday morning with an insane woman who had been committed to the insane asy- lum.
 A SUMMERS VISIT.-Mrs. J. HT- gen and daughters Grace and Lulu and master Herbert Hilgen left last night via the s. P. on an extended visit to Santa Rosa, Calif., stopping on their way at Los Angeles and San Francis so. 10 visit friends.
 EAST VIA THE WEsT-Mrs. Stephen ". Williams of Princeton, Minn.. and Miss Blair of Sheridan, Wis, left Thursday morning for the;r eastern homes travelling via Los An geles, San Francisco and Seattle.
 RELIEF CORPS MEETING.-Ths regular meeting of J. w. Owen Relief corps will be held at Padgets hall at l tendance is requested as business of importance will come before the corps. NEW CORPORATiONS.-ArticIeso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: ortOn Oil and Gas company. capital stock, $1,OOO,OO incorporators F. s. Davidson and N. L. Johnson The Ohio and Tennessee Mining and
 
 | GOO, incorporators G. O. Clymer, T. C. Newell and J. w. Etter.
 SPENT THE DAY HERE.-Dr. T. McNaughton of Pasadena spent yes terday in Phoenix. returning this morning to Wickenburg where he has been for some weeks with his son James in the operation of a cyanide plant on one of the old Vulture ore dumps. He was here yesterday on business connected with that enter prise and expects to return to Pasa- dena in a few days.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street. Rev. w. H. Bagby, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. Christian Endeavor at 8 p. m., preaching at II a. m.and s D. m. Morning subject Pure and Cndefied Religion; evening, "Perils of the old Ship of Zion" Mrs. Tiffany and MT. Daggett will sing a dret in the even ing. The public is cordially invited.
 DEATH OF MRS. BOROONE.-Mrs. Genevieve H. Bordone, wife of Prosper Rordcne. proprietor of the Cottage Hotel, died at o'clock yesterday morning of consumption. Mrs. Bor- done was forty six years of age and a native of France. She had lived in this country and in Phoenix for several years. The funeral will take place this morning at half past 9 o'clock from her late residence.
 NEW STREET NUMBERS.-A citi2- zen again calls attention to a matter that the new city council can distin- guish itself by taking action upon. Il is that of correctly numbering the houses of the city, of which enterprise so much has been previously said. The preliminaries have been accomplished by the preparing of plats by the city engineer from which tEe right num- bers may be secured and all that is necessary is to devise some scheme for making property owners do their duty in the matter.
 CAUGHT AT TIA policeman while reconnoitering along the Salt River Valley Yalu in the northern part of the city yesterday forenoon, surprised and captured the outposts of large body of school children under the command of General Getawaysli From Workski. They admitted that they were on hockey expedition but claim cd to have sealed orders from their parents that justified them. There were no casualties and the prisoners were paroled by the policeman on con- ditiOn that they recross the Yalu and hike for the school house.
 SCHOOLS WELL FIxED-County School Superintendent Fulton. yesterday