Arizona republican., 1897-09-29


 ] terda ax,Esevgral hours late It was 1 met by special M,th & P. train.
 ...,a;Jetry Sullivan. the. cattletrlan. has just brought fifteen carloads of cattle | from the northern part of the terri tory into the valley to be prepared h1forlthe beef mark ket.s-. -
 Justice sKincaid was hot feeling well r yesterday and was not at his office. He will take a rest of few days in which the business of his office will be transacted by Justice Johnstone.
 Second Lieutenant Andrew D. Moses of the last class from West Point ar rived from the east yesterday morn ing accompanied by his wife. He left last night for Fort Whipple, to which post he has just been detailed. lg Charles w. Pugh of the Stockman was able to be at his office yesterday for the first time since his recent seri- ous illness He is not well yet, but
 will leave 'neNtweek on a journey of ! rest and recreation in ''the east. He, will be accompanied by Mrs. Pugh Articles of incorporation of the Alaska Mining company were filed at the offices of both the county recorder and the territorial secretary yesterday. The. incorporators~ are A. J.. .Greiner, L.. F. Grimm and w H.. Warriner Of Chicago, and E 44ollingshead of Phoenix.~=The= capital stock is $1,500,- 900, shares S1 each. They cover op-s eEations issnthe United States ,5the re- public of Mexico and British Columbia. : f'Fitzsinmons's is =a5Idog Hell be- longs to Assistant Secretary Harfy A. Tritle, who has just imported him from Prescott, paying duty of $2 on his landing in Phoenix, beside a dis eliminating duty of 50 cents demanded by the baggage car employees of the s. F. P. & P. There is other expense in !. the distance. Secretary Akers threatens to raise the price of MT. Tritle's board, but MT. Tritle is offer ing an offset in the amusement 'Fitz- simmons affords MT. TAkeias'a children. J. Masui, the Japanese arrested for fraudulently obtaining s100 belonging to H. Imoto, was tried before Justice
 Johnstone yesterday. It was shown that Masui came into possession of the money with Imoto's consent This was admitted by Imoto himself and also by "a Japanese woman who paid it, and upon whose statement Masui had been arrested. Sine said that her test imony was delivered in the first place lot to land Masui in jail, but at the instance of Imoto, who told her that it was civil proceeding which would enable him to get his money.
 Mayor J. c. Adams, wife and daugh- ter returned last night from Chicago. While at Chicago MT. Adams engag ged his crew for the next season. There q flrn rive here two days later The head chef occupied a similar position at t-the Lacotah~ hotel, Chica go, last year and+at the Lexington the year before. r Fhe pastry cook was pastry ceek at Ocean Beach last year, and the head l waiter has resigned his position as head waiter at the Union League club to come to the Hotel Adams. Man ager Rice ofsthes Hotel Reporter told MT. Adams that his crew was the best Fin iaiElifespects that had ever left the 1 city. ''I'm going to keep hotel" said ! t5fr.zz.a11 sfA ..a111s last nigfrt:----------- niigffrtt: 1 Recorder Jobs is a man of discre- tion and filled with regard for munief- l pal taxpayers. There was hobo in 1 court yesterday. having been arrested for beggary. He had been caught at it and go was dead Tn the door. Be- 1fo4e se4tencTg him Athe recorder i1nn:-. 4s feAasaad 1fmAand dsew out the story Sthat hsf wal &Saa his way from Bisbee isto Jeroheg Hetwas troubled with a l tapeworm. The recorder stopped him
 at this point and suspended sentence
 on the condition that the tapeworm be ! carried without the city limits within I two hours. The city, the recorder feasoHed. .7can afford to support a hobo
 in jail, but there is rothing in the or