Arizona republican., 1901-08-10

filed of the Kenai Mining and Trading with capital stock of $l 5oO,- OOO The incorporators are B. B. Ward, C. c. Macray and w. D. Bass.
 FAST DRIVING-Wa Carr, team ster, was arrested last night for fast driving through town. He will be tried this afternoon in Recorder Jobs court.
 CHILD BORN.-There was born to Mir. and Ms. J. R. Peers, yesterday, a who has lived in Phoenix a number of years.
 IT WAS NOT HIS FAULT.-The case of David Frazer. charged with flooding the road in front of his place, was tried in Justice EurnettS court before q jury yesterday and the defendant was ac- quilted It transpirel that there was no evidence against him at all; that though the road in front of his place had been converted into lake the water had broken out of a ditch far ther up and entirely beyond his juris- dictlon.
 IS D.-Charlotte Monroe, charged with adultery was released in Justice Gray's court yesterday. The prosecution failed to prove that she was married, She had confessed it. but confession on the part of the defend- ant can not be urged against a defend ant in an action of that kind.
 GAS HOLDER INSTALLED. - The gas holder of the Phoenix Light and Fuel company was launched yesterday is an iron cheese box without q bottom, thrown upon the water to be raised in to the air. Tha launching of tt< gas holder was a test yes erday which meant much to the city of Phoenix as well as the gas company. Joseph Fab iauo representing the Stacey Manufac- turing company of Cincinnati, who su- perintendent of the great iron recepta- Cle, sighed of relief yesterday when the test proved successful. The gas holder is the largest in Arizona, androne of the largest if not the largest in the south W st, and was constructed to satisfy a much larger demand than hitherto has been created in Phoenix.
 TO THE COAST.-A list of the last ins .allment of excursionists to the coast over the southern rOute as follows For San Diego-Mrs. Albert Miller, AL bert Miller, Robt. F. Garnett Will F.. Rhodes. Phil Fogai, Frank Fogal, Mrs. Frank Fogal. Mrs. w. l.. George. Jack Gibson, w T.. George, MT. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Hawley, Rose Mdyhew, Claude SandGrson, for Long Beach Mrs. Anna Plotts, Eileen Plotts, Maud Plotts. Dan Doollttle, II. g, Sims. Neil Plotts. r. C. Norris Harry Ellingson John Ellingson, Mrs. Mons Ellington Mrs. Austin. Vim. Goodwin. Mrs. Wm Goodwin; for Santa Barbara-L. Nolk- man. Mrs. Stroud. John NJ. Lindsay, F.. F. Pascoe; for santa Monila-J. P Gibson, Ms. A, D. smith. Master Marx Smith; for san Lsandro-M. l.. Lopez Ms. Nj. l.. Lopez; for Los Angeles Mrs. D. O'Rourke; for San Francisco J. A. Ketcherslde, p L. Luna. Mir Jones.
 CITY COUNCIL.-At an adjourned meeting of the city council held las night action on the bill of the Phoeni, Enterprise was deferred once more This time it was discoyeIed that ther'
 was one line missing in a city ordin dnce prin,ej by he Enterprise, and fo ] the fear that this mistake would estab
 fish legal bar to the payment of tn | bill it was r- ferred 10 the city attorne. for an opinion. The city attorney be | lieyed offhanded that the absence o | one line would not seriously affect tn
 ordinance and that the damage coul,
 be repaired without much expense. II
 will look into the situation more fully
 however, and make a report at the naX
 meeting of the city council, when likel.
 Councilman Dunlap wifi have returne | from his vacation and a vote on tn
 claim will be taken. The claim of tn
 Enterprise is for the printing of thre
 city ordinances and amounts to $l36> City Attorney Bullard presented an or
 dinance embodying the recommends
 tions Of City Health Officer Hughes
 made at the previous meeting of tn
 council. The ordinance was referred {
 the ordinance committee. There We
 few other matters of importance be
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