Arizona republican., 1904-04-23

WIcKENBURG VISIToRs.-Mrs. M. Francis and daughter. Ethel. of Wick enburg are in the city for a few days visit.
 NEW ARIES.-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday to J. c. Midnight Of Douglas and Winceslao F. Felix of Tucson.
 FUNERAL OF J. D. HAWHINS.- The funeral of J. n. Hawkins will take place this afternon at half past two o'clock from the undertaking rooms of Mohn lS Doris. IL will be under the direction Of the I. O. O. F. and the in terment will be in the cemetery of that order.
 CHRISTIAN cHURcH.-There will be services as follows on Sunday: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; Christian Endeavor at ?. m.. and preaching by the pastor. Rev. W. II. Bagby, at II d. m. and $500 p. m. Morning subject. The Glory Of God in the Face of Christ; evening. Three Hundred Broken Pitchers"
 A SUIT FOR DIVoRcE-suit for divorce was begun in district court
 
 mona Robles. The parties were married in Phoenix in 1S95. It is charged that the defendant abandoned the plaintiff nearly two years ago and she is now supposed to be living at Yuma. There are three children for the custody of whom the plaintin prays.
 SEVEN DAYS-Victor Torcal who ban in dees contry yust few days. ban put in jail yesterday for wan week. He vas guilty Of unseemly conduct on Washington street and was spotted by a constable who made no allowance for the fact that customs are different in America. Justice Robertson inquired into the case and decided that a man who came as far as Victor did to get into the best country tn the world. was entitled 10 at least one weeks enter tainment at county expense. 4 SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT very enjoyable programme consisting of music. recitation and drills was given by the pupils of District II last Friday evening. Those present congratulated the teacher. Miss Forsyth upon the ex- ceilent training O. the pupils. every number being well rendered. A song Vacation" written and composed by Miss Grace Forsyth and Three Little Nrids from School acted by three Iit- tle tots from The primary depart mcnt deserve special mention.
 FARM EHHl5lTs.-P. M. Hargrave. who lives at Giia Bend. has a crop of wheat this year that is worthy Of his eT0rtg. He sent samble sheaf of it to the board of trade yesterday by W. x. Pickrell. It stands about five and a half feet high. is we'll headed and altogether fine looking. There has also been feft at the board or trade roO-a by Gardener Ninson of the insane asy- iuru farm. three heads Of cabbage that surely prove the feasibility of raisina, that crop successfully here. The three heads weigh .4 pounds. are hard and firm and Of good quality.
 FREE METHODIST CONFERENCE. The district quarterly conference at Che Free Methodist church ls in session. There Uili be preaching tonight at 7:3O. The services are under the direction of Rev. D. G. Shepard. the district cider. Services on the Sabbath will be as fol- lows. An oid-fashioned Methodist Love Feast at i0:15; preaching by the elder at n: after which the sacra- meut of The Lords supper will be ad- miniftcred. preaching again at 7:30. All are cordially invited to attend. The quarterly conference business session wili be held this morning at 9
 NEW cokPoRATioNs-Artlcles of the following corporations were filed m the office 0f the county recorder yes iercay; Baldwin Ou x Development company. capital stock. $i.0Oo 900. in- corporators ". IT, Webster. w M Clark. A. D. Bgtel and others; Tonopan Tomahawk Mining company. capital -lo-L. LL.l- --l Lncornorators c ".