Arizona republican., 1904-08-18

LICENSED TO WED-George Kirk land clerk of the probate court, yester- day did his share in the union of two lives by issuing a marriage license to Orlando c. Byrnes and Rosa Forsyth.
 OUGHT TO MARRY-It is evidently the idea of the editor of the Prescott Herald that man who has any excuse for being alive ought to get married. He gives Mckenzie Gordon's departure for this city an extensive complimefnt- ary notice and concludes with the statement: He is an exceptionally good singer to be going it single"
 4 NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of incorporation of the Monarch Crude oil company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $5OO,000 and the incor- porators are J. W. Sexton. F.. s. Sprin- ger, c. E. Foote and others. Amended articles were filed of the Creighton Gold Mining and Milling company in- Creasing the capital stock.
 A SURVEY oRDERED-The sur veyor general has issued instructions to Mir. Franklin w. Smith. U. s. de- partment mineral survey of Bisbee Arizona, for the survey of the Wise l Wonder, No. 3, No. and No. : lode mining claims, situated in the Warrer mining district, Cochise county, Ari- zona. The Wonder claim is owned by l. w. Wallace of Bisbee. The Wise Nos. 3. and claims are owned by Jacob Pirrung of Bisbee.
 A DEVASTATING WlND-Th wind preceding the rain storm of Tues day night was even more violent thai the hurricane of the night before. l did not do quite so much damage fo the reason that it's predecessor had pre- empted almost everything that wa movable. A few trees which had, how ever. withStood the storm of the nigh before, were broken off or blown u
 by the roots and two sections of tn air shaft of the Hardwick theater wer torn off.
 ARIZoNIANS ABROAD-The fol lowing residents were recently regis tered at the Hollenbeck. Los Angeles
 F. H. Waite and wife Williams; H. I
 Scott, Dr. J. NJ. Swetnam, C. L. Hal
 Mir. and Mrs. Sims Ely, NJ. O. Bick
 nell, Frank Connolly and F. Gang an
 wife of Phoenix; w. D. Hawk, R. ,
 Hart, Mrs. s. H. Clawson and Osca
 Duly of Bisbee: Louis Levy, Yuma
 C. D. Clark, Morenci; J. H. Knigh Vivian; Mrs. A. E. Began, L. Eccle: and A w. Peabody of Tucson; Arthu L. Clark, Douglas; MT. and Mrs. F.. I
 Treadwell and MT. and Mrs. RobeI
 Brow of Prescott; J. w. Coleman, Je rome, Zeno de Massa, Riverside
 Fletcher NJ. Doan, Tombstone: C. I
 Reppy, Florence; J. l.. Perry and w. t
 Booth of Kingman; D. H. Bradle
 jr., of Clifton.
 ADMITTED DEFEAT-It is not o4
 ten that Chinaman commits suicid
 They usually resort to self destructio
 only at the doorstep of an enemy wh
 has done them a great wrong that the
 may bring upon the hated one tt
 vengeance Of a long line of outrage
 ancest tors. Yet at Prescott To- Quong admitted that life and roulett , had defeated him and repairing to th cellar of the Del Monte restaurant took a rope and hanged himself. was only a slender cotton affair (
 scarcely any length, but for Quong reached from earth to eternity. H feet touched the floor yet so tight wound the cord it strangled hin Quong saw s1,2OO fade on the sliper wheel before his rashness ended tn game.
 AN OLD MAN RUN DOWN-H. ( Smith, an old man living in tent i the alley back of the English Kitche1 was run over yesterday evening by wagon of the Home Bakery compan, The old man was standing in the ale when the wagon came along. The driy CT did not see him and the horse
 struck MT. Smith. knocking him dowl
 One wheel of the wagon passed owe his left ankle and the horse trod O his right hip. The driver turned an with the assistance of others picke him up and carried him to his ten