Arizona republican., 1904-01-27

CLUB DANCE.-The Maricopa club will give it's regular weekly dance on Friday evening of this week.
 A NOTARY PUBLICLY notarial commission was issued yesterday to At torney w. P. Richardson. of Phoenix.
 FOUND A WHEEL.-The police have found another vagrant bicycle. Tt is a Century and of the male per suas.on.
 MASQUERADE sALL-The Forest CTS will give a masquerade ball tonight in their hall in the Padget building. Thay gre preparing for a lively and an enjoyable time.
 cRIFFITHS- -MARLETTE-Mr. WnH Crifths and Miss Margaret Marette were married yesterday at the resi- denct. of the brides sister, Mrs. NJ Hughes in Capitol addition.
 RETURNED YESTERDAY.-Mr. E. E. Gage and party returned from Con Eress and Prescott on yesterday morn ins's train and spent several hours in Phoenix. leaving for the south again in Mir Gage's private car.
 AN ERIE MAN-Mr. James O. Pres colt Of Buffalo. N. r.. representing the Erie road. arrived in the city yesterday. | The particular title of MT. Prescott is | excursion manage and he is said to be the best in the country in that particu- | lar department. This is the first visit of MT. Prescott to Phoenix.
 NOT REGULARLY INSANE. -
 A part of the business ot the probate court yesterday was made up of the ! trial of a Chinaman charged with in ! sanity. There could have been no reas- l enable doubt of the unsoundness of his mind at the time complaint was made ] against him and at the time of his ar ! rest. But his ailment had moderated so much during the period of his confine- ment in jail that when he was brought ont for trial he seemed as sane as any
 other man in the court. He was dis charged.
 DELIGHTED WITH PHOENIX. -
 Mir. Lewis Raber and wife, of Cincin-
 nati, while making a. tour of the south
 and west arrived ia the city last Sat 1 urday, intending to spend two or three
 days here. They were so delighted with | Phoenix that they have taken up a
 residence for month. MT. Raber has | visited many points of interest from
 the Atlantic to the Rocky mountains,
 but while viewing the valley from
 Phoenix 10 the Hole-in-the-R Rock he
 said he had never seen a prettier view
 anywhere than the one before him.
 AN INSTRUCTIVE LECTURE.-
 Prof. v. r. Blake, of the territorial
 university. Iectured Sunday night at ! Tombstone on the geological formation
 of that mining district. Such a lecture
 must have bsen of special interest to his audience. Prof. Blake is a recog-
 nized authority in mining matters. and
 has been familiar with that district for many years. His remarks could not
 fail to be valuable to those engaged in
 mining thereabout and instructive to
 those who reside there, whether inter
 ested in mines or not.
 | WHO HAS LOST A HORSE?-Mar- shal Kinney yesterday received word ! from Tom Hill, Of Castle Greek Hot ]. Springs that Ee had in his corral a ! bucl1skin mare pony he believes has 1 been stolen from some ranch in the 1 valley. The horse can be secured by communicating with Mr Hill or MT 1 Kinney. 4 few days ago man rode | to the springs on the horse, and while | there sold his saddle or at least the one he was using. Placing some blank cts on the horse he continued his jour ney to Wickenburg. At that point he turned the horse loose. and it found it's way back to the springs.
 | LUCKY BlLL.-Wm. c. Pembertoa is reported to have made big strike at l his home in Brill addition. He is en- 1 gagged in sinking through the ea1th's crust, and the resulting hole he calls q well. His object in this out of his Nine work is to secure a supply of pure wa ter. His friend in relating this incl dent in downtown chop house failed to say, however, what he wanted to de