Arizona republican., 1899-05-18
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

encia was fined S5 by Justice Gray yes terday for disturbing the peace. A COMPROMISED CASE.-The cas- | OF ". c. Dawes Vs The MaricOps | Creamery brought in Justice Gray: court, was compromised yesterday. NEW NOT'ARIES. Notarial com
 missions were issed yesterday to OttC | W. StrodhOff of Jerome. and Samue
 E. Bright of Prescott
 APPLIED FOR LETTERS-James
 Pine yesterday filed a petition in pro- bate for the issuance to Eim of letters of administration on the estate of the
 late Charles H. Knapp.
 NEW LINE TO GLOBE.-The old
 stage line from Mesa to Globe has
 been supplanted by a new line owned by Clay Hockett. The trip betw cen
 the two points is made quicker.
 FIRST OF THE KIND. There
 was born yesterday morning to MT.
 and Mrs. James Cadherwocd of North
 Nia'th avenue, a daughter, weight
 eight pounds. This is the first event
 of this kind th2i1 ever occurred in the
 Catherwood family.
 A MINING LOCATION.-Max Cohn
 and Mamie Lowensteiny yesterday filed
 notice of location of the Defiance"
 mining claim, situated at the south
 west range of the Eagle Tail range;
 five miles from Montezuma Head Peak at Greenhorn tank.
 COMPANY ELECTION. B com
 pany, N G. A, independent of hostile legislators, is going ahead the same as if it had not been legislated out O: existence. An electicm of a captain will likely be held tonight and Cap tain J. l.. B. Alexander will probably be chosen.
 A MINING CORPORATION.-A cer- tificate of incorporation was filed with the recorder yesterday by the Yavapai Mining & Milling company. The incorporators are: H. V. Clymer, William A. Long and Alexander F. Kinsmen. The authorized capital stock is $1 1000. 900 divided into chares of S1.
 ACTIVE MONEY. Brokers of late have been unusually busy in making loans. Ordinarily this would indicate that the. people were distressed and that hard times were prevailing. But the process Of lOaning is taking place fer a different reason Money is get ting easy. Farmers and others are borrowing money at 10 per cent in OIu6T UO pay O1l I4UTUSd2GS d1Q nCLSS which call for 12 per cent.
 SOCIALIST DEBATE.-A joint de- bate will take place tonight at the Washington street entrance to the city hall The debaters will be At torney- John McAndrew and J. A. Leach, late socialist-labor candidate for mayor. Socialism is the subject of the controversy, the question having been put in the following form: Scientific Socialism is too remote to be recognized as a practical issue Of the times"
 SUIT FOR CORoNER's JURY the next two days George P. Bullard, representing I. N. Bell, will begin action against the board of supervisors to recover claims for coroners jurors fees MT Bells claims, consisting of his own and others assig igned to him amount to S20O. The claim was presented to the board several months ago and that body treated it with silent contempt, neglecting to dignify it even by re- jecting it.
 A RUNAWAY.-Mrss Dave Pool was the victim of a runaway accident yesterday afternoon. While she was watering her horses at the fountain in front of the Phoenix Ice works they were suddenly frightened and ran up Fourth street. At Mon- roe they turned north. The wagon with all it's contents was overturned into a ditch. Mrs. Pool was not | hurt Her purse containing 630 was lost, but S10 of the money was i found afterward.
 IA RICH SAMPLE.-Joe Barnum | came in yesterday from a trip to the He says that the miners | n that section regard a recent strike made at the Golden Nugget mine, l about five miles from Mayer, as inn )ortant A specimen is on exhibition | It Mayer which is demanding a great 1 leal of attention. It is a square piece | )f quartz about nine inches on the i edge and is pierced in one dimension | 1y what seems to be a bar, one-half | nch in diameter of almost pure gold. |
 NO PAY, NO WATER-The city | discovered yesterday that it's credit | vas not ace high with the Arizona | Water company, with which there IS a | contract for 15O inches. | The pay for the water was due but un paid, and yesterday morning none l was delivered. A financial agenl: of | he city visited the office of the water and came away empty l handed. Soon thereafter water was urned into the town Ct.tches, nOr l rery much, but enough to show that | commercial relations had been re- stunned.
 KlCKERS EVERYWHERE -"HOw | I've do," said Phoenician to stran- ger yesterday 'HNica weather" re- piled the stranger, and he added, | why IS it that in this country the weather comes in for no considera- ion in a greeting. In the east that's ,he first thing we think of, but I notice here the people seem to be more so- icitous about the welfare of thier friends than interested fn the weather. guess it is due to the fact that you