Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to William R. Johnson and Mrs. Cora Price, both of the Buckeye country.
 LAID UP FOR REPAIRS-Algern Dove was sent to the poor farm yes terday. He had gone aoout as long as he could stand it without rest. He had just returned from a trip to the Sa- lome region and thought he would never be able to get back. He made up his mind that he would never again leave home.
 NEW CORPORATIONs-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Boston American Mines Com pany. capital stock $3,OO0 900. incorPOra- tors. W. s. Reed, w. H. Tripp and A. H. Clark: Manhattan Water Milling &; Development Company, capital stock. $500 OOO. incorporators. c. J. Young, c. F. Kapp and NJ. Cafferata; Les Tres Parrochias Mining and Milling Compa- ny, capital stock, $5OO.OOO. incorporators. D. L. Killen. C. H. Seig and D. Bates. San Pablo Mining Company, capital stock. $2,50O.OOO, incorporatOrs. J. l.. Makeever. M. SchebaI and N. M. Rear don.
 QUIETUDE OF CHA BEND-Dep- uty Sheriff w. T. Williams of Gila Bend, came to town yesterday with two prisoners for the county jail. Both of them had been convicted of misdemea- nors. That is far up the ladder of crime as folks can crawl at Gila Bend now. From one of thu most contentious precincts in the county it has come to be one of the most peaceable. The evil doers stand in fear of Justice Coyle. WhOeve- enters his court knows that he is on the inevitable road to the county jail. There are no pleas of not guilty before Justice CoyIe one man tried it once and was immediately committed with additional time for adding lying to his other crime.
 CHURCH OF cHRIsT-Corner Fifth avenue and Monroe. There was a good meeting at the revival last evening. The interest is being main tained to the end. The closing day
 is near and one of the greatest meet
 ngs in the history of Phoenix will have passed. MT. Cronenberger spoke on "A Kindly Invitation" last evening. It was q strong sermon on the text. Come thou with us and we will do thee good" Miss Dysart and MT Lit tlejohn sang a duet, Lead Me Gently Home rather. IL was well rendered. This evenings subject will be, Al most Thou Persuadest me to be a Christian" MT CrOnenberger says this will be one of his best and desires large number to hear it. Mrs. Porter will sing a solo, Almost Persuaded at this service. There will be no ser vice Saturday as a big day is expect ed Sunday. Every one is cordially in- vited to attend this evening at 7:30.
 FIRST SNAKE OF THE SEASON. John R. Norton told a story yesterday that entities him to more than passing notice. In the first place MT. Norton is a pioneer of the valley and a very close observer of even small things. Yesterday he was at the AGua Fria river and was going up and down the banks for some distance looking for water hole that he might water some cattle. As he passed clump of bushes he heard noise that occurred to him after he had got some distance away as sounding like a rattle snake It is d good luck charm to kill the first snake of the season. MT. Norton went back to look for the snaks and found a mOnstrOus rattler lying partly out of a hole waiting for the sun to shine. The snake was killed without much diff ficulty. This is the first snake story of the year and MT. Norton should have first place.
 CHICAGO MINING MAN-H M. Ryan, d prominent mining man, who makes his home in Chicago, arrived in