Arizona republican., 1904-10-02

FORFEITED BAIL-A woman from
 South Seventh street who had the bad
 judgment to violate a city regulation and got caught at it, yesterday for feited a fifteen dollar cash bail by non appearance in police court.
 TEMPORARILY CLO s E D-The
 Capitol saloon is closed and will re-
 main so till the 2cth of the month. IL is undergoing a general remodelmg' repairing and redecorating and will b=
 greatly improved in appearance and at
 tractiveness.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ENTIST-PostOffice building, Non
 roe street Services II a. n.. subject.
 Are Sin. Disease and Death Real?'
 Golden text Matthew, 11-3. Solo by
 MT. Dickinson. Calvary" Sunday school 9:30. Wednesday evening ser
 vices ': 30 Everybody welcome.
 OLD TIMERS DEATH-Ignacio
 Miranda died yesterday afternoon at
 9: 30 o'clock at the residence of his step
 son, Pedro Salazar, corner of Fourth
 and Van Buren streets. The funeral
 will be held this afternoon at @. 90 at the Catholic church and interment will be made m the Catholic cemetery. The dead man was 5 years old and hud liv-
 ed m this valley the greater part of Ills He udNHl5 'DEtll III the eltt i1 tletN -
 an employe of King WoOlsey, one of
 the oldest and most notable of -Nrizo- mas pioneers.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of Incorporation of the following compa-
 nies were filed in the office of the coun-
 ty recorder yesterday: American
 Mexican Mining company, capital stock S2OO0,0OO, incOIporatOrs E. 4. IT, win. |. C. Pagan and J. F. Fleming; Wabash Mining company, capital stock g, 800, coo, inccrporators w. c. Stanley 4. W. Dymond and T. H. Ijams; The Oil and Gas Development company capital stock $500 GOO, iucorpOrators E- F. Perry, M. L. Merriman and T. N. Utz.
 TIE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN There will be a democratic ratification meeting at the Doris theater on Mon 1 day night and then the campaign will begin in earnest. On the following night the candidates for the county offices will begin their tour- Tempe will suffer the first inniction and Mcs1's l turn will come next The democratic 1 politicians Of this county have never before been quite so active and per turDed as they are just now. F. F. | EllinwoOd chairman of the democratic territorial committee arrived from Prescott yesterday and spent the day in | conference with the local faithful de- Vising ways and means to avert the calamity wLsCh threatens 70 fall on No lVtuber 8.
 DIED UDDENLY-Friends of C.
 NJ. Sabin in this city were both sur prised and shocked to learn by tele- graph from Prescott that MT. Sabin l died yesterday Sfternoon in that city 1 of nDpIgU1nnfg of lie | Phoenix friends knew he had not been sick and gentleman who saw him less | than 3 week ago said he seemed at that time to be in his usual health. | MT Sabin so far as known here, until | his fatal illness, had always enjoyed ! the best of health and was one of the l last men in the world that a stranger would think was marked for such a Esudden ending of his career, through l Illness MT. Sabin until early this sumner, had for five years been in charge of the Pullman car service on | the :. F. P & P railroad. He was married in Prescott a year ago last July and both he and Mrs. Sabin lived | here till few weeks ago, when he se- cured an extended vacation and went ! to Prescott for the summer. He was | Interested to some extent in Yavaoef mines and was spending the summer in rest and in looking after these inter- ests. Both MT. and Mrs. Sabin made many friends here being popula- witE all who knew them and the sympathy of all will be with Mrs. Sabin in her sudden bereavement
 HE WAS STILL SANE-Juan Cota l the piano player was before the pro- l cate court again yesterday on charge
 or insanity. He had been before the N