Arizona republican., 1901-03-06

considerable property there. he and his brother owning mill.
 THE OPIUM CASES.-- In Justice
 Gray's court An Sing, An Wing and
 Fling Fling were lined up for trial yes
 terday on the charge of buying opium in an opium joint maintained by Che Yung. and the latter was present, ac- cused of selling 1t. By agreement of the attorneys the case of the latter was set for trial on the afternoon of March Sth. and the case of the others was set for the forenoon of the same day. G. R. Willscroft was tried on
 the charge of keeping a vicious dog and the case was taken under advise ment.
 TRAP SHOOTING.-- Now that the quail and dove shooting season has closed, more interest Is being taken in trap shooting. A number of new shooters have been trying their hands at bluerocks lately, and at the ninth annual tournament of the Arizona gun clubs which will be held here next No vcmber there is likely to be a number of new shooters who will work the old champions in the race for first place. One gentleman who tried trap shooting for the first time last Satur- day scored three out of forty--77h per cent--a better score than some of the old shooters made that day.
 SUFFRAGISTS OPTIMISTIC. The members of tho Equal Suffrage asso- citation are resting on their oars. in hope of the passage of their bill in the house Thursday. They have pe- ttion signed by over 1,S00 citizens, which is expected to carry consider able influence with the aw-makers. Mrs. H. F. Robinson, corresponding secretary of the association, said yes- terday that the bill certainly had very strong chances of passage. A similar measure, two years ago, was defeated by only one vote. Then the bill was backed solely by eastern suffragists. The present bill is not only aided by the same backing, but has the support of the home organizations
 NEW CORPORATIONS. The :ol- lowing articles of incorporation were filed in the office of the county re- corder yesterday: Point Reyes Oil and Development company, capital stock s50O.0OO; incorporaLDrs. D. s. Ed wards, c. A. Hutton, R. A. Bray, R. H. Swayne and L. A. Wright. The Mulberry oil company, capital s,ock $500,000; incorporators, Ed Bowman, $. NJ. Snyder, II. G. Davis. P. Steven, M. B. Ryer. R. Keller and c. NJ. Depew. Phoenix Reduction company. capital stock. $25O,OO0; incorrorators, w. J. kingsbury, D. H. Bean. Peter Kirk. A. J. Pidgeon, B. N. Pratt, Fl. M. Chap man, P. P. Parker The Hirst com pany. capital stock. s35,0O0; incor- porators, Charles T. Hirst. Hattie A. Hirst and James R. Thorpe.
 WILSON M CARTy. MT. Ernest r. Wilson and Miss Jennie M. McCarty were united in marriage last night by Justice J. NJ. Burnett. Mir. Wilson came here from England about six years ago. and being q skNful com positor, found employment in the local newspaper offices. He is now the foreman cf the Enterprise office. He has made many friends in Phoenix, es- pecially within the fraternity. The bride, a very handsome and accom- plshed young lady, is resident of McCabe, where her parents are living. She came here last fall to take a course in Lannon's business college. The congratulations of the many friends of the bride and groom are extended to them upon the happy occurrence of last night.
 JUSTICE BURNETT'S COURT Fred Tomasio and Jose Miguel Charles, the two Indian boys who were arrested Monday on warrants sworn out in Jus tiee Burnett's court were arraigned yesterday. They pleaded guilty and their trial was set for 9:3O o'clock this morning. It may seem a little odd that they should be held for trial after pleading guilty, instead of being sen fenced, but the facts are that there are several more stolen wheels on record,