Arizona republican., 1905-03-29

VIOLIN MUSlC-Those who at tend the Christian church concert on the night of April "A will have the pleasure of hearing among other things violin selections from Levy.
 A WHEEL CAME OFF-While Mrs. DeCoste and her daughter were driv- ing yesterday afternoon a wheel of the buggy came off and a runaway follow ed. There were no serious injuries.
 FOR THE cRITTENTON HOME In response to the appeal for aid of the Crittenton Home printed in the Republican yesterday morning there was received at this office a check for $1O
 COURT TODAY-As has been an- nounced Judge Kent will return to the city today. Word was also received yesterday saying that he would hold a session of the court today.
 AN OFFICIAL ViSIT-Governor Kibbey left last night for Yuma on a visit to the territorial prison. This is the first official visit made by the gov ernor to out-of-town institutions since his inauguration.
 DEATH OF BOB WILLIAMS-Los Angeles papers mention the death of Robert Williams last Tuesday. Mir. Williams was one of the old timers of this territory. He lived for a long time at Florence where he was en- gagged in the hotel business. He was afterward proprietor of the Montezu- ma at Nogales.
 WATER FRONT NEWS-A few days ago The Republican announced the launching of strange and myste- rious craft from the Phoenix Ship building yards. Since then this paper fr, foot Ire marine reporters at lower river ports with regard to the progress of the vessel. The following report was re- ceived yesterday from the correspond ent at Arlington. "The suspicious looking vessel launched from the Phoenix shipyards on the 23rd inst, bearing Captain Schreiver and crew was sighted off the Arlington coast about 1 D. m. March 24. The captain reported having encountered rough water and for time the boat was semi-submarine. As precaution against more pillows. side boards were put on her somewhere along the Buck eye coast. She was last reported near the Wolfley dam.'
 FLOWER SEEDS FOR LADIES' The flower seeds have arrived and it may be expected there will be a regu- lar bargain day rush at the board of trade room to secure them. Through the kindness of Delegate Wilson a number of packages of choice seeds have been sent there for distribution. While there is no legal restriction up on the giving out of the seed pack ages, Secretary. Van der Veer thinks that the men have had their chance in the distribution of garden seeds and various books so that this is the op- portunity for the ladies, who would probably be more interested in grow ing flowers anyway. So if the ladies will call upon the secretary or send for them, he will be glad to give out the seeds. The packages may be mail ed if the requests come in time but their number is so limited that would be flower growers will do we'll to call at once and get them, not depending upon t..e postman, however prompt he may be. Then. too, there are various combinations of varieties in the pack ages, of which there are scarcely enough to let everybody have one of each kind.
 NEW coRPoRATIoNs-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Hazelton Bullfrog Mining company capital stock S1.0O0, 900, ina corporators D. H. Perry, J. w. Lang ley and w. B. Lawson; GoldfeId Bur-