Arizona republican., 1905-01-29

l A QUARTETTE OF HOBOES- ! Constable Redwine and Deputy Sheriff | Joe Balsz yesterday afternoon, on the l complaint of persons living in the 1 southeastern part Of the city, arrested | four hoboes who were terrifying the ! neighborhOod. They will have a hear i ing on Monday.
 NEW HAVEN VISiTORS-Nr. and ! Mrs. J. E. HUbinger Of New Haven. l Conn.,, are visiting Mrs. Hubingers 1 sister, Mrs. A. F. Stewart, of S22 North i Third avenue. MT. Hubinger will leave ] for a few days visit to Mexico on bus mess, and on his return Mrs. Hubinger and Mrs. Stewart will accompany him to Los Angeles and San Francisco. FIRST M. E. URCH-Monroe street and Second avenue. A. NJ. Gib- bons, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; Epworth league at 6:3O D. m.; preaching services at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. IF. Subject of the morning sermon, 1 The Necessity for a Revival: subject l of the evening sermon. '"The Secret of . Triumphant Life" Special music by the choir and male quartetre both morning. and evening. All seats arc free. You will find Q cordial welcome. NEW CORPORATIONS-ArucIes Of ! the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes teTday: AaytlOWer Mining company: capital stock, $1.OOO, 900; incorporators.
 :. D. May and F. R. Swartout Tule GOidheid Mining company; capital stock, S1,000 ,0J0; incOrporatOrs w. H.
 Webber. J. L. Banks and R. R. Ives. Diamond Oil and Gas company; capital
 stock. S500,O0O; incorporators, E. r.
 Staninger and L. $. 8Iyler. GOldfeId
 Consolidated Mining company; capital stock, $2,0Oc,O0O: incorDorators. ". w
 Fife, E. ?. NcCrimmOn and C. E. Reib
 A SUDDEN REAK-CeIestino
 Ceschetti, an ordinarily peaceful citi-
 zen, was locked up in jail last night
 for WreCking his home. He went home
 in the afternoon and, finding his wife
 gone, he became enraged. He first
 broke into the house. which she had
 locked. Then he destroyed the furui-
 ture and went out and rooted up the
 back yard. He destroyed all the rose
 bushes, filled a well with mesquite
 posts. and burned up most of his wife's
 clothing. In the meantime his wife re-
 turned and he kicked her out of the
 house. Constable Redwine, hearing of
 this one man riot. went tO see about it. ] He brought CeschetLi to jail with con
 siderable difficulty. Ceschetti wanted
 to give bail last night, and was abun- ! dantly able to furnish it, but Justice
 Burnett, who had issued the warrant for his arrest, declined to admit him.
 THE QUARTERLY RALLY-An- !. nOuncement is made by W. w. Greene. ! president and J. c. AIcKibbon. secre- i tary, of ths Young Peoples Christian . Union of Phoenix that rally will be . held this afternoon at the Presbyterian . church from to 4 o'clock. The fol- i lowing programme will be given: Song . service, led by Prof. C. $. Evans; . praise service, led by Rev. R. D. Lat ! ter; address. Work Among Young Men, by Mir L. J. Rice; address. Work . Among Young Women, by Miss Carrie . M. Johnson; address, EvangeIistic Work Among Young People, by Rev. George II. Brewer. The Young Peo- pIe's Christian Union of Phoenix is composed of all the young peoples so- cieties in the city, so cordial invita- tion is extended to all young people and to others interested in young peo- ples work to be present.
 BILLS OF PARTiCULARS-AnOth- CT step, or. rather, two of them, were taken in the sheriff contest yesterday. | The contestant, Dr. Richmond. chair man of the republican county commit tee, filed a document setting forth that an attempt would be made to show that eighteen votes had been illegally cast for Walker in the precincts of Me DoweH and Verde, and giving the names of the voters, as follows: Me Dowell, PlacidO SoIores, F. A. Ruiz ( IgnaciO Soto, Francisco GaIlardO. MaXimo Mendosa. A. Ochoa. Manuel MazOum Antonio MarOn and F. Soto: Verde: Perry Sears, George Sears, Marion Sears. Harry Kay Ed Cavness, Tom Mercer, Hosea Cline. Claude Mar l