Arizona republican., 1900-07-27

A HUNT FOR HEIRS-Henry Malm-
 gren, of Houston, Tex. makes inquiry
 at the postoffice concerning the heirs of
 Joseph Elery, who was in Shelby
 county, Tex, in 1S39.
 SUNDAYS BALL GAME-Consid-
 erable interest has been aroused among
 local ball cranks in the game Sunday
 between the DeMund nine and the True
 Blues. The latter team will play as
 follows: Sam, catcher; Delgado pitch
 CT: Orasco, first base; Bernal. second
 base; Gomez, third base; Foster short
 stop; Martinez, right field; Montijo,
 center field; Santiago, left field; Angus
 tine Bernal captain.
 PROBATE COURT.-Anna R. Ali
 son. administratriX of the estate of
 William H. Allison. filed her final ac
 count in probate court yesterday, along with a petition for discharge and dis tribution of property. Hearing was set for August 24 The final account of the special administrator of the estate of Michael Welz with a petition for dis charge was also filed. The hearing will take place on August 26.
 INDIANS LEAVE RESERVATION. Reports from along the Gila river above San Carlos say the Indians have been compelled to leave their farms the river being entirely dry. A good many of them have gone to Globe. and there are upwards of 200 Indians from the servation campad on the east fork of the Verde west of Payson. There is some objection to the presence of the Indians there by the white resi- u5 nts of that section.
 NEW CORPORATIONS S.-ArticIes of incorporation of the Fearless Oil and Water company. with a capital stock of S5OO,00O were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The incor- porators are W. L. Peters. H. K Snow. Charles H. Fish. B. g. Hubbard, George Burbeck, R. M. Anthony. and D. P. Hackney Articles were also filed of the Rincon Crude Oil company, whose incorporators are J. A. Simms. Ed. E. Webber. D. Ormana, Ed Welch and B. B. Bush. The capital stock is 500 600.
 A LIVELY RUNAWAY.-Al GOOiin came to town yesterday with d big load of hay, which he left at the stable of r. B. Moss, on the alley west of Fourth avenue, and between Washington and ] Jefferson streets. His team consisted Df six horses. After unloading they be- ,ame frightened. ran cross-IOts over the sidewalk and on to Washington street. | Both lines broke and MT. GOodin was ike mariner in a storm with neither | compass or steering apparatus. But he rTrI.- up the street andSnear the Doris opera 1 house they again jumped the ditch and ! crossed the sidewalk, stopping short 1 between two big wood piles. There was : no damage of importance.
 BACK FROM THE EAST.-Selim !, Nicholson, who went east about the 1 irst of the month to attend the Elks' | at Atlantic City. and incl | lentally to see that the Arizona dele | gates to the Kansas City convention got off on the right foot. returned home | morning. He reports a very ,njoyabIe trip. but is glad. of course, to i ret back where he can keep from freez- ng. Quite a number of Arizona people vent to Philadelphia to see the eIe ,hant. Selim was too late for the big but he got into the side show t Kansas Citr had front scat; The ackass was the main rerformeH there nd according to Selim he looks ight pert" this year. He smiled leasantly when they placed Bryan n his back again, for Bryan is ather light and besides the mule is ised to his curves. But there was con- iderable praying when MT. Stevenson vas placed behind him. There was lots