Arizona republican., 1905-07-22


 DIED YEsTERDAY-J. A. Boyd | died yesterday afternoon at the insane ! asylum. His home was in Mesa City,
 and he was a member of the Oddfel- lows lodge. the officials of which were notified at once.
 i UNION SERVICES-There will be union evangelistic. services at Eastlake | park Sunday evening at s o'clock. The ! services last Sunday were better at i tended than before and interest is in | creasing. The. meeting will be pre- | ceded at 30 o'clock by a union meet | ing of the young peoples societies of | the city
 | AN OFFICIAL SUGGESTION- | Marshal Kinney suggests to the own
 CTS of vacant lots the propriety of re- moving from them the accumulation
 of dead weeds that spraEg up luxuri- antly during the spring. He also sug- gests to people living alongside theze vacant lots the prOpriety of lending him their moral influence iii an effort to impress this suggestion on lot own CTS. This is not an imperative edict at this time, but only q suggestion and the reason for it is that the weeds were unusually rank this year. and now that they are all dry a fire acci- dentally started in some of these places might easily spread to adjacent residences before il was discovered OF extinguished. The lots should be kept clean at all times for appearance sake. but just now particularly as a measure of safety.
 NEW coRPoRATIoNs-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Phoenix Realty and De velopment company. capital stock S1O0,000, incOrpOratOrs J. D. Smith. B. G. and A. NJ. Pecka; The Chicago and Mexican Mining company, capital stock. $2. .5O0.OOO, incoIpOrators D. O. Watson. L. E. ROwley and T. B. Pres ton; The Mount Goldfield Mining com pany. capital stock. S1OOO, 900. incor- pOratOrs c. B. Martin. B. c. Hilliard and L. R. Scott: Gold Coin Mining company, capital stock. S1.000,000, in corporators J. A. Owings and w. R. Gibson; Big Bird Mining company, capital stock, $500, 900. incorporatOrs F. H. Lathrop and T. R. Woodbridge. The articles of the Oriental and Mas bate Mining company were amended as to changes in the management.
 DOUBLING UP OF FAMILIES An old man frcm Glendale yesterday made a raid on the stock of maria ge licenses at the office of the probate judge. He wanted a license for each of his two sons. Judge Phillips asked the names of the parties to be includ- ed in the first license. The old man replied that his sons name was An tonic Martinez, and the name of the bride. Petra Rodriguez. When the license was made out the court in quired the names of the parties to be included in the second. In this case the old man said that the name of the son was Antonio Martinez. Judge Phillips corrected him, reminding him that the license for Antonio Martinez was already out of the way But the old man said that both of his sons were named Antonio Martinez. The elder was known as Antonio Mar tinez No. 1 and the younger as An tonic Martinez No. 2. The name Of the bride of the latter was Candelaria Rodriguez. s.~ter of the bride of the elder Martinez. The marriages were to be solemnized at Glendale last night by Justice of the Peace Bunch of that precinct.
 LAGUNA DAM CONSTRUcTION-I J. c. White of the contracting firm which is to construct the LaSuna dam did not come personally to Yuma on the 18th as announced. However, ] says the Yuma Enterprise. MT. Sey- mour, the firms constructing en- gineer, MT Young, the manager, and . four machinery expertS arrived and a l