Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
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 THE SUPERVISORS-T board of supervisors met in regular session yesterday The day was devoted to such routine business as counting the money in the treasury and auditing current bills.
 CRUSHED FATALLY-M. Riggles was so severely crushed near Chapar- ral station on the Bradshaw mountain railroad, that he died before reaching Prescott His injury was received by the rolling of timbers on a flat car he was walking over.
 HELD FOR ASSAULT-The Pres colt Journal Miner says: Charles Batre had his preliminary examilla- ton yesterday before Justice Talbot on a Charge of attempting to shoot T. c. Archer, and was held under $500 bonds to appear before the next terri torial grand jury, the charge being as sault with a deadly weapon, to wit, pistol. He promptly furnished the bond
 WENZEL-FARROLL Carl E. wenzen and Miss Grace Farroll were married yesterday evening by Justice Johnstone. MT. Wenzel has been resident of the city for more than year and was for a time night clerk at the Hotel Adams. The bride ar rived in the city yesterday morning from Chicago. MT. and Mrs. WenzeH will leave this morning for Denver where they will reside.
 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTlSTS- The Arizona conference of Seventh Day Adventists will convene at the Adventist church, corner Third and Pierce streets, this city, this morning at 10 o'clock. There will be daily ser vices at 10 a. m. and and 7:3O D. m. The public is especially invited to the afternoon and evening meetings. Eld- CT w. B. White and J. J. Ireland of Oakland, Cal, will assist in the meet ings.
 THE FUNERAL OF MRS. WAR :. REN--Thn funeral of Mrs. Fred War ren took place yesterday afternoon q the family home No. 1412 west Wash ingston street. There was a large at tendance Ter Mrs Warren was one oe the most popular ladies in the city. There was a large number of the mem- Gers of t ; Rathbone Sisters present and the funeral was conducted accord ing to tke rites of that order. There was also a large representation of the members of the Eagles of which order Mir Wan en is a member.
 AN ALMOST FATAL MISTAKE Mrs. J. E. Kohl who conducts the Holmes Icoming apartments very nearly died of poison on Sunday. Not feeling we'll she took what she believed to be a tablet in which calomel enters largely As soon as she had swallowed IL she recognized that she had made mistake; that the tablet was intend ed to be used for disinfecting purposes. She had physician summoned i'm . ,nediately and the poison was remov- i ed from Ter stomach but not before the invasion of the system was begun. She was still confined to her bed yes 1 terday but was out of danger 1 A DAY OF DISTURB ERS-AcediO BernaI was before Justice Johnstone | yesterday for disturbance of the peace. He was sent to jail for fifteen days. | But that was only part of his pun l ishment. He is the man who assaulted | his cell-mate, Martin Daly, with his hob-naiied shoes. So for assault and battery he got another ten days to be- gin on the expiration of his first sen 1 tence Henry Vantran and a woman l by the name of Martina Sanduena were up for disturbance of the peace. Each was fined $7.O0. Vantran went to jail but the woman on the state ment that her husband on his return to the city would pay her fine was iallowed to go until next Saturday. Jesus Olfvias for a disturbance of the peace got ten days.