Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-09

Precipitation $50. 800. 0 0
State of weather Clear. PIT. Cloudy
SPECIAL STOCK TRAIN. A spec
ial stock train of several cars will be
shipped south some time today over
the NJ. & P. railroad.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Articles of incorporation of the
{ Bullion Mountain Gold Mining and
Milling company We're filed yesterday
with the county recorder. Thomas II.
Noxon and others are the incorporators
and the capital stock is $1.75OOJO.
OFFICIAL CARNIVAL PRO
GRAMME. The carnival committee
yesterday awarded to The Republican
the contract for printing the official
carnival programme. A representative
of the paper will in due time call upon
the business men of the city and at
tend to their necessities in connection
with it's publication.
TEN DAYS FOR ASSAULT. To
masO Taliamente was sentenced in Jus
tice Johnstones court yesterday to ten
days in the county Jail for an assault
on Santos Quijada. T his event oc-
I
of First and Monroe streets. Miguel.
an Indian, was held to the federal
grand jury for selling liquor to Ho-
Swan. another Indian.
! FIRST BENEFICIARY. The first
beneficiary to receive payment on
death certificate in the Arizona and
New Mexico jurisdiction of the A. o.
! L. w. recently organized, will be Mrs.
John T. ShulI of Prescott, whose hus-
band died a few weeks ago as the re
suit of an accident several months
previous. A warrant for $1,000 was
sent last night by Grand Recorder Z.
| ". Sheridan, payable to her order.
a TEMPE BALL. Quite a number
OF the members of Phoenix lodge No.
. and Arizona Rebekah lodge No. l, 1.
o. o. F., are preparing to attend
grand ball to be given in Tempe on the
night of November II by the Rebekah
| lodge of that city. Invitations are not
confined to members of the order and
it is believed there will also be a good
attendance of Phoenix young people
who enjoy dancing.
NON-SECTARIAN HOSPITAL. -
Another meeting will be held tonight
at 7:3O o'clock in the court house, Of
those interested in the project of found
ing a non-sectarian hospital in or near
| this city. The meeting Will be public
and a large attendance is desired. Rep
resentatives of every church, secret
society or other social organization in
the city are invited to be present and
lend their influence. their judgment
and their efforts toward making the
nroSDectiy-a antarDriea a Srrccess
a NOTABLE JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE. in a recent issue The Re
publican in recounting the exploits of
Deputy Marshal Grindell stated that
Justice Hunter of Stafford issued the
warrant for his arrest. \ Graham
county paper calls attention to the fact
that it was not Justice Hunter, but
Jusice Phil Merrill of Pima who issued
the warrant. The correction is cheer
fully made, for the only justice OF the
peace in the world who outranks fed
eral authority is entitled to all the dig
nifty of his office.
WOULDN'T BE HELD UP. "A
hold-up occurred on North Fourth av-
enue on Tuesday night. A citizen on
his way home was stopped by short,
thick man having a slouch hat. a fierce
breath and revolver. This combina-
ton demanded money Of the citizen.
who had been to the show. and OF
course had no money left. There was
no reason for stopping, since he was
not prepared to accommodate the hold
up so he rushed by. The fOOtpad fol-
| lowed. gun in hand. demanding a hear
ing, but the citizen stroled on.
NOT BEN NJ. CRAWFORD.-Thou
deploring the accidental shooting of the
man named Crawford a few weeks ago.
in Silver City, y. NJ, the many friends
OF Ben NJ. Crawford will be pleased to
| learn that. he was not the unfortunate
victim as at first reported. The Sol
omOnville Bulletin says the wounded
man was a Grant county, y. NJ, cattle
man, and that Ben NJ. Crawford is still
in Clifton, hale and hearty and it is
presumed. getting rich out Of his big
mining enterprises.
HELD UP. When a Ncolored man
comes to this town he is given few
weeks to look around and see how he
likes it. If he concludes to stay he is
subjected to an initiatory ceremony by
the members of his own race, which
always results in making him a good
citizen or soaring him up in a manner
that induces a hasty emigration. Some
weeks ago a man by the name OF
George Coombs reported here direct
from Los Angeles and began to fill his
coIored friends up with stories of his
bravery. He was initiated last night.
He is still here. but his early departure
is not unexpected. He has been hold