Arizona republican., 1904-03-12

A NINE POUND GlRL.-There was born to Mrs. D. Ii. Burtis yesterday a daughter of the healthy weight of nine pounds Both mother ana babe are doing well.
 DR. HAMILTON lNJURED.-Dr. J. L. Hamilton is suffering from pain ful injury received while he was at work in his office He allowed a heavy dental instrument 10 fall on his foot, painfully crushing the member. The injury will disable the doctor for eek or two.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Canville Creek Oil company. capital stock. $1.OOO,GeO, incorporators Abe Miller and w. D. Rice; MendO- cino Mining compay, capital stock, S1,- 0OO.O0O. incorporators, F. A Higgi1- son. E. c. Merlin and W. $. Hodges; Chorrerras Copper company, capital stock, S2OO,OOO incorporators, s. T. Hathaway, J. B. Ragan and W. N. Hathaway.
 ILLNESS OF MRS. BRODIE.-A telegram was received yesterday that Mrs Brodie. who was accompanying the governor to Fort HuachuCa to att tend the field day of the troops there was taken III at Benson, necessitating a delay of the party. The journey was resumed though by the next train. Mrs. Brodie had not been well for a week. but on the day of the departure felt considerably better. The governor. Mrs. Brodie and Mr. George II. Smaiiey will return this morning.
 SUNDAY SERVICES.-The church notice of the Fifth Avenue Christian church, Fifth Avenue and Monroe streets, follows: Rev. ". II. Bagby pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. rl.; C. F. service, 6:S0 D. m.; preaching at 11:CO a. m. and 7:30 D. n.; morning subject, Between Two EterniGes;' evening. "Christ's Method of Dealing With Sin" The evening sermon will deal in measure with local conditions. Solo with violin obligato at the morn ing service by Mrs. Tiffany and Miss POOck. The public is cordially invited.
 FOR TRAINING TEACHERS.-Thc United States civil service commission has announced an examination to be held on April 1920, to secure eIgibles from which to make certification to fill vacancies in the position of man ual training teachers for the Indian service. The age limit is twenty years and over Like all civil service ex- aminations it is open to citizens Of the United States who comply with the re- quirements. Those who desire to com pete should apply at once to, the com mission at Washington CT else to the secretary of the local board of eEamin- CTS at the pOstOfFice.
 NOT INSANE ENOUGH.-Gus An derson, the Dane arrested at the Ti- voli garden on Thursday afternoon on a charge of insanity. was before the probate court yesterday. The evidence showed that while he is not as other men are. he lacked both of the re- quirements for admission to the asy- lum. He was not a menace to himself or anybody else. He wanted to sleep all the time and he did not care any thing about eating. Neither would he talk; that is, he would not talk much. The court decided that there should be no premium placed on excessive To- quacity. Anderson said he could take care Of himself. He had saved some money.
 FIRE OF MYSTERIOUS ORIGIN.- iie iA- " uNpeA- 'lllS4i' was NdIiSt olL Iel0t night by an alarm from Taylor and, Fourth streets. The fire was in the house of a man by the name of Rev holds on Taylor street, near the cor ner of Third. MT. and Mrs. Taylor had left the house net more than half an hour before to go to church. They left no fire in stove Tor any light burning. The flames were discovered in front room by Constable Lee Red wine, who lives across the street and who turned in the alarm The fire seemed to have started from a sofa in front room. The flames were sub