Arizona republican., 1905-04-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

tist churches in New Mexico will prob
 ably spend next Sunday with the church in Yuma.
 DEATH OF A BABE-The little son of Mir and Mrs. J. T. Bowles died yes terday at D. m. The funeral will take place this afternoon from the residence, 2 miles north on the Cave Creek road at ? o'clock.
 TO MEET OLD FRIENDS-All who met Mrs. Stevens and Miss Gordon when they were here six years ago, will want to meet them again. An op- portunity will be given at the Central Methodist church, Thursday afternoon April IS.
 IN HIS OLD PLAcE-Charles H. Ittting yesterday took his former po- sition of Deputy United States marshal which he resigned two years ago to take a place with the sugar beet fac tory He was then succeeded by John, Foster whom he now in turn succeeds. MT. Foster win engage in business ilr Bisbee.
 ENTIRELY TOO PoLITE-Fl Floren-. tine Lopez was sent. to the county jail for seven days yesterday by Justice Johnstone for being too polite to stran-
 gers. He had been arrested the night before for standing in the middle of the sidewalk hat in hand lowing to ladies to whom he had never been in troduced and impeding traffic.
 ANNUAL BOARD MEETlNG-In view of the fact that J. c. Adams has invited the members of the Phoenix and Maricopa county board of trade to be his guests at a banquet n the Hotel Adams next Tuesday night. the date of the annual meeting of the
 board for the election of a new board
 of directors. it has been decided to hold the business meeting at the hotel also as a matter of convenience.
 A BULLION ROBBERY The au- thorities- here received a telegram from Ash Fork yesterday morning saying that a robbery had been committed there and they were asked to be on the lookout for the thief. The articles stolen were two bars of gold bullion, one weighing seven and half ounces. and the other fourteen ounces, beside a gold watch. The name of the man robbed was not given neither were the circumstances of the theft. E
 ANDICAPPED-P. B. Champagne.
 of the firm of Champagne & Taylor. started out yesterday to try to do a little business for the new firm along the line of fire insurance. He secured a patron all right and after he had made the contract the man informed him that he never paid either his Champagne or Taylor bills" Mir. Champagne replied that his firm had to pay both, and if all its patrons were of the same mind as the first client he could see it's finish.
 HIS MIND GAVE WAY-George Reave was in probate court yesterday on a charge of insanity He is an old timer in Phoenix having worked at the harness making trade here for several years He was gone for a time bur soon after his return he was arrested
 for drunkenness and disturbance Of the peace. He had a good deal of trouble before he left town. After hay ing recently been arrested several times it was suspected that he was mentally unbalanced. That view of 1.-the case was taken by the court and he was ordered to the asylum.
 POLICE COURT-William Smith was tried yesterday for vagrancy. He
 had been at the county poor farm for sometime and when arrested had
 rather an odd collection of personal eff fleets that attracted attention but it seemed he had come by his belongings | honestly. He was discharged on con- dition that he would never again be- | hold a sunset in Phoenix. Lupa Mar tinez and Jesus Baldenegro were also | in court again on the same old over worked charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Their sentences were fifteen and ten days respectively.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL EcURsIoNS-
 The postponed excursion of the NJ. E.
 Sunday school will take place tomor- how. April sth The picnic will be
 held at the tunnel on the Phoenix &
 Eastern railroad east of Florence and
 the fare for the round trip will be one dollar for grown people and fifty cents l for children. The weather now prom 1 ises to be ideal and the ride will be a delightful one. This is the time of the year when the desert is not a desert and when there is no dust in the most dutsy places. The train will leave the 1 Santa. Fe depot at o'clock Saturday morning, city time, and will return at an early hour in the evening. 1 NEW TIONS-Articles of | the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the couty recorder yester- day: The American Corporation, cap litaI stock, $1,OOO,OOO incorporators E.
 Edwards, H. w. Raphael and Nj. w. Lorraine; Western Implement com
 pany, capital stock, $500, ,000 incorpor- | ators E. F. Smith. L. w. Zimmer and ! S! G. Bender; The New Castle oil
 company, capital stock, s1OO,OOO, in- corporators D. K. Emerson, F. F. Crane and J. w. Byers; Goldfield
 Grand Central Mining company, cap- itaI stock. $1,O0O. .OOO, incorpOrators O. | A. Mesler, H. Whight and L. Hagan San Andreas Gold Mining company, Lcapital stock, $500, ,OO0, incorporators J. It. Henry, T. J. O'Brien and L. A.