Arizona republican., 1899-02-07

comfortably they can get along with
 out q local magistrate. Tho hoard ra- jGolvcd to reinsura the cnurt house giv- ing E. J. Bennitt $l0,090 and J. A. Aurtz $50
 POSTCFFICE HAS A KICK-Tha management of the postofice is always ! a favoTite object for kickars. Some Itimes the pOst0tiicc has a kick coming. 1 Complaint is made hy the Phoenix IpOstOliiCe management of the Car1leSs- s- ness ur some of it's patrons. Sixteen Iletters were dropped into the office yesterday which did not gct away in
 the mails last night Some of them had no stamps and seven have in ternal revenue stamps, which are net recognized by the pOstCfiCe de lpartment as having any carry ling capacity. The envelopes of lthese letters bore no outward mark so that the p0stOfice au- IthcIilies could communicate with the Ithoushiess uninformed writers. INDIAN AGENT ARMSTRONG. -
 \ telegram received at The Republican
 office last night says that the president
 yesterday sent to the senate
 the name Of A. A Arm
 strong Of Phoenix as Indian agent
 at Fort Apache agency. 4 vacancy
 ', as created a couple of months ago
 by the death of Agent Charles Keys
 Mir. Armstrong is a member of the firm
 Of Armstrong & Sans, real estate deal
 CTS. He has been e resident of Ari-
 zona for several years, having been eIl-
 gagged in the stock business in the
 northern part of the teTriLory. He
 came to Phoenix about three years
 ago. His application for this position
 was endorsed by many of the leading
 republicans of Arizona and he was also strongly supported by Ohio repub-
 Icans.
 SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE.- -Su-t was begun in district court yesterday by P k. Hickey against the Phoenix Dry Goods company, William '. Pad get, |. l.. Plank and ". [. ThCIue The Phoenix Dry Goods company con sisting of Asher and EiIiS on Decsm- Der g. S9G, gave it's note to Emma A. c. Chcisty for $S5G payable in two years. The note was saCuTeI by q mortgage upon lots , and Of block 50. The property afterwards pas ed to Padgett. one of the defendants and he sold one-haIf Of it to Plank. The other defendant Thorne has some in terest in the property, alleged to have been acquired since the mortgage was given. The note and mortgage have passed into the hands Of the rIainin. 1 Action is brought for foreclosure.
 DEADIINESS OF 4 NECK YOKE. . Jay Lambert and Jake Spaulding engaged iE an altercati0n 2 few miles [ below the city yesterday. Sparkling ! vos the aggressor and Lam e-t W5s 1 long suffering. But even the worm . will turn and so did 5-anbat. |. He 1 picked up Q neck yoke and when he ! laid it down SpaUldiGG Wes lying | down. There were no sUugcOls al hand but it was the unp- ofessiCnalk E opinion of all present that he had susF -2ined q fracture Of the skui. They | put him into a wagon and bToueh him 10 the county hospital. Lamb 5r1 sEr ,enGeTed himself in Jug,iJe john 5tone's court. lie was puU C12-er q 5300 bond. released on his own Tec0gn- . lizance and his trial set fer WeaS rom next Saturday. wien 5pcUi ding, f no complications szt ia, win se able 0 attend court. The question will be 'aised: Is a neck yoke 3 deadly EeaDCn?
 NEW COPPER CONPA1-iz-s.- The )dices Of the county recorder and ter ttoriaI secretary are being flooded with articles of inCOrp0- Of cop 3er companies, mostly eastern crgani- ations. This movement is due to the Je2dy advance Of copper without any .gns of Q recession. There were filed q the office Of the county recorder ar icles of the Boston 6 Texas Copper lining company. The ineorr0-atoIs re Rodnan H. Price JoscpA F. Real md Waller E. Berriea Of New Yorls 7he capital stock is S3.-0jto}, the lumber Ot shares 1000 0G0 Phoenix s to be the principal place Of business with branch offices at Wichita Falls nd Archer, Tex, Neyr York, Boston, hartford and other places in Europe nd America The other co 1Dsay is 2 he EEGyme-GaToo Copper Mining com any The incoTpOrat0rs are Charles Waite, John T. Clark and Geo. 3. Dem ag. The capital stock $ $2,0C0,000 hares $1 each.