Arizona republican., 1901-09-12


 at the Gfla it was ascertained that yes terday morning the river rose three or four feet, and is again considerable of a stream. It is not believed. how ever, that the present rise will be of extended duration or succeed in doing any damage to the bridge.
 FURTHE RLITICATTON.-Th incl dent in which the police oan1e in con tact with the Magnani brothers is proving to be a sort of a hot bed for litigation. Yesterday A. Magnani caused the arrest of Officer Porter on the charge of unlawfully beating and bruising him with a pistol. un- der color of authority and without necessity. The san-ie sort of charge was made against Officer Russell by O. Magnani. Both men were allowed to go their own rscognizance. MT. Por- ter's case being set for Friday after noon at o'clock. and the other for the same hour cn Saturday.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following interpretations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Pomona Milling company, capital stock $50.O00. incorporators Fl. D. Mackay. Wm. Pitts. w. Davis. J. ID. Cobb and Joe Housement of Pomona Mo-: the Gusher oil and Pipe Line company, capital stock S1.O00 900. in corporators :. P. Anderson. C. Y Smiley and c. II. Graham: Beaumont oil and Distributing company, capital stock S2.000000. incorporators k. T.. Brooks. R l.. Cox. B. Oliver. H. Mas terson. w. T. Campbell. W $ Murphy and A L. Fisher of Beaumont, Texas
 RING UP THE MARSHAI.S OF FICE.-A night or two ago a supposed burglar was discovere1 on ths porch of a of ae, by the lady of the house who. in her excitement. telephoned O 1a1y aoross the street. and after while the news was received at police headquarters. But by that time the thief had dis covered some hing was wrong and left the premises. The marshal wishes it announced that ladies or gentlemen either, for that matter who have | phones in their houses and wno dis cover people on their pr5 mis s that have no business there. will do a favor by ringing up the marshal's office a, once. That is police headquarters and | the office is rarely ever left without l some officsr to answer calls. By put ting ones hand on the telephone bell an officer can be summoned in a low tone of voice without warning the in | ,ruder. unless he be in the same room. and in this way great assistan-e will | be given the police in filling up the jail.
 ASSAULTED BY SOMETHING.- | Charles Johnston. boy Of l4. was bit fen or stung by something. he does not 1 know what. He is only sure of one thing. and that was it hUr;. He was -iding a bicycle on his way to s hool when he felt a sharp pain on his left | leg just above the top If his shoes. He | was carrying a book. and struck with | 1t at the place where he felt the pain. but he saw nothing. The pain con ' tinued about an hour and he ankle and foot began to swell. He went to S 70 Dr Hughes. who recommended him to keep the foot and leg in hot water ! for a ti1Je. That relieved the pain, but last night the foOt and ankle were stil ! badly swollen. The sting or bite, ! whichever it was. was inflicted through thick ribbed stocking. The boy thinks | it was a sco- pion that got ol his shoe before he mounted his wheel. and ~rawled until it found a soft place. But ! the sting Of a scorpion does not cause much Of a swelling. A spider could hardly have bitten through a thick 1 stocking. A snake might have s-rucl: him as he was passing. but in that 1 case the swelling wou,d have been con fined to the leg below the point of con L1fl- II lpyh= very IllLEll d- IT ' ilil les Johnston will never find out precisely what hurt him until the last great day when all hidden things shall be made known.
 JUSTICE DEFEATED.-When City Recorder Jobs sentenced the thrse Msxicans on Tuesday. for drunk nness 1 and fighting he stated distinctly tc
 them that it was not an effort on his par- to fi.l up the city treasury. but to | give them d taste of jail life. so they
 would behave better in the future. II, | made the fine of Moreno ten days
 thinking that if he was a good boy he
 might be discharged sooner than that
 so as to save what little money he hat
 for the support of his widowed mother
 and her family and at the same time
 ttach him lesson. The first thing In TzccrGer found out waen he cane down yesterday was that Moreno's mother
 had brought to the jail thirty cents ir
 cash, which she put with the SS.70 hel
 son had. and paid the $9 remaining CT
 went home aimoSt unpUnished an.
 with no money in the house for tn
 support of the family Rios, wh
 seemed to be the worst offender. found
 a friend who advanced the balance O
 his $20 fine and he was released. while
 he other man, VaIenzue'c. who go
 licked twice, was thrown under th'
 horses and narrowly escaped beini - ---------------------------