Arizona republican., 1899-09-28

was standing candidate for annoy
 lance. In Crder to have the matter dis
 posed of he would plead guilty to a
 charge of disturbing the peace of the
 lcOmmunity. The former charge was
 dismissed. the plea accepted and fine
 of S10 to cover the costs was impose.l
 A NEW INCORPORATION. = The incorporation Of the Arizona Produce land Commission company has been eff fecGed, and articles will probably be i filed today. The incorporators are
 Prosper Bordone, J. L. Bordcne, John Venetti, J. G. Zargas and the Ces- chetti brothers. The capital stock is $150.O0O, of which s75.OOO has been sub scribed. The company will make speciality of handling valley products. but will also deal in all kinds of fruits,
 game and fish. It will have branches
 at Clifton, Morenci and Bisbee. WELL KNOWN IN YAVAPAI. ! Commenting cn the death of packer Charles Hopkins, which was mentioned
 in The Republicans dispatches a mum
 Der of days ago, a Prescott paper says:
 ''ln talking with William Wilkerson
 yesterday, he referred to the death Of
 Packer Charles Hopkins, who died of
 yellow fever in Matanzas, Cuba. on
 
 Hopkins was a pioneer packer Of Yav-
 apai county; in fact, that he was
 Hassayamper Of the first vintage. and
 was well and favorably known to old
 timeIs.''
 MARIA BROKE OUT AGAIN. II Maria Preston was in police court again yesterday. as usual on a charge of intoxination. She had been picked TIT hu ing wandering about the street from saloon tc saloon locking for her Lus- band. she said. In. court she said Well, yer amer. they can't say 1 was drunk, anyway" But they did say it l anyway, and what ixas worse for l Maria, proved that she hadn't been i sober enough to astonish the neigh 1 b0rhood since her last appearance in l police court two weeks ago. She was l fined $15 and was led down stairs. ex- "Oh! the cruel, cruel coort'" A prosperous miner from Wickenburg | frightened the burden of city taxpay | CTS by the payment of S4 fine for 
 THE BOARD OF TRADE. "A meet ing of the directors of the tcnrd of trade was held last night at which fur her steps were taken to advertise the valley Secretary Chapman was in struCtad to enter into correspondence with prominent advertising concerns for the purpose of getting space in mag 3zines and other periodicals where ! hey will do the most good. There was placed before the board a eli record of Phoen.x Of year, isued by the government. made ID from data supplied by Mir. Burns, he observer. The record Is a compiIa- ion of the data furnished by Tho Re publican every morning through the ,ourtesy of Mr Burns. The observer was requested to apply to the govern nent for 15,000 copies If the record for distribution by the board. Secretary . Chapman is the busiest man in town ;; ust nov. Beside the closing up of 'ollections for the month, he is over vhelmed by correspondence and other us-ness of the beard.
 A FIGHT FOR POSITION. Mrs. tosa RCbles was arrested yesterday on
 warrant from Justice Gray's court harging her with inhumanity in beat ng her granddaughter. a girl Of four z cen. 4 i1asserby heard the blows and : he girl ran out of the house with a Iuised head and crying for help. The I i'd woman was brought into court and e aiG that she had only administered il
 sample correction which was nC'5 t. nly her right, but her duty to do he girl, sine said, had grown so saucv nd unruly that it became necessary A ) see who of the two was the grand s lother, and that could be dste~mineQ nly by a muscular test. The result r0ved that Mrs. Robles was still Ire dsr relation and boss of the house cld. She will be tried today. sl MIR. RICE'S MINUTES. Mrs. M. E. owell, who has teen spending = neat deal Of time in going back and nth between the courts and her sa- on in the east end of the city, was ar .sted again yesterday by Constable cClintock on a charge of using loud rv Id unlawful language within the Y saring of wcman and children. Com A aint was made by L. J. Rice, who 7es in that vicinity and who has b3en !. some time trying to establish or r in that neighborhood. He has en keeping daily record of the pro edings in the Powell place, though is n5t the secretary of it and never sits it. But then he is neither deaf r blind, so that his minutes are sur sed to be reasonably accura.e. Mrs. well was accompanied by her hns- ay Id tc Justice Grays court, whence v e warrant was issued. As they gre leaving the court room they met strict Attorney Flannigan. whom r. Powell addressed in loud and reatening language for having COT