Arizona republican., 1901-12-10

the administrator of the estate of Jose phine E,lvey permission to lease real estate of the estate. A. J. Bradley filed a petition fer letters of administration on the estate of w. H. Bonham. So far as known the estate consists of little beside several life insurance policies. He has no relatives in this part of the country, but he has some somewhere in the east. His affairs will be taken charge of by the Elks, of which order he was a member.
 A NEW STORE.-Mr. Chester w. Conger, who has been employed in the Alkire store for the last seven years, and his brother-in-law,M MT. l. H. Cais- ter. who for some time has been a part ner in the Tucson Hardware company, have associated themselves together in a new business to be opened here at once. It will be a dry goods and house. furnishing cash store and rooms have been secured in the Talbot building en- trance being made through one of the front doors of McKee's cash store. They will carry good stock of every thing in their line and their goods are arriving daily. MT. Conger is well known here as a very capable young man and Mir. Caister will be welcomed in the commercial circles of the city.
 A REAL Mir. D. w. Coons and wife of New York city have been spending a few days in Phoenix. MT. Coons being the owner of valuable real estate in this valley Yesterday he sold his fine ranch on the Christy road to Henry F.. Ware. the consideration being S10, GOO. The ranch was known as the old AL kire ranch. and is considered one of the best and most beautiful in the valley.
 
 over eleven years. and was loath to part with the property. as he has great confidence in the future of Arizona. but having large interests in the east he decided to sell here. MT. Ware will beautify and improve the ranch and make it his future home.
 SOMEBODY SHOT-There was an interesting time at the house of Sonora Rosa Allayon, near the old block. on Sunday night. In consequence Q. E,s- calante was arrested. charged with a disturbance of the peace and discharg- ing a firearm within the city limits, to all of which he pleaded not guilty in Justice Burnett's court yesterday. He was released on bail in the sum of s25. It was charged that he entered the house of Mrs. Allayon and discharged his revolver in the floor. walls and cell ing. He said that he had no revolver but that the shooting was done by Mrs Allayon's son Jose at him with mur- derous intent but inaccurate aim Allayon was arrested on a warrant from Justice Gray's court, where he was fined SEQ.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed Tn the office of the county recorder yes terday: Mesa Trading company. cap ital stock $25.CcO. ir.corporators. H. Burris and W. F. Dent of Mesa; Cen tennial No. Mining company. capital stock 35.O00. incorporators. J. F. Rerch c. H. Schenck. J. Husher and J. Maurin: The Copper BuE Mining com Pany, capital stock S3.0OO.0 900 in- corporators. L. J. Roberts. J. A. Gar ner and c. F. Mcguire of Pueblo, Colo; The Union Consolidated Refining com pany. capital stocl. s1.500. .OO0. incorpo- rators. c. II. II. German. J. H. Phim- mer and J. F. Cresser Of New York: Fl Capitan Copper company. capital stock si.oo0.oO0. incorporators. same as above: Aranjuez Mining company. capital stock g coo GOO. incorpora tors. c. Edwards. P. F. Brown and J. New lands, San Francisco.
 EASTERN VISITORS.-Mr and Mrs George J. Chapman and children and MT and Mrs. G. B. Watson and daugfl- ter, Gertie. of Conneaut. O.. arrived here yesterday and are stopping at the Ford hotel. They are touring the west and expect to go on to California in a few days to see the country. but stepped off here to visit Supreme Court Clerk J. A. Cox. who is a former townsman. They are greatly impressed with Phoenix and both gentlemen made particular mention yesterday of the fine horses and turnouts seen on the streets. MT. Chapman is a real es- tate dealer and is also interested in the trolley lines in C'onneaut, but incl dentally he is a great admirer of horses and owns some good ones. Mir. Watson is now practically retired after an active business life. ltis quite probable that the party will return here after their visit in California and spend the rest of the winter in Phoenix.
 BROKE HIS ARM.-Frank McCrea, who drives a wood wagon for the Phoenix Wood and Coal company. suf- fered a very painful and serious acci- dent late yesterday afternoon. He was driving the wood wagon. which is Q one-horse vehicle, on North Central avenue when the horse became fright ened at pr. Swetnaul's automobile and made Q successful break from re- sJraint. Mir. McCrea was thrown out and his right arm was broken at the wrist. MT. Williams of the Ford hotel 1 happened to be driving behind the wood wagon, and with a friend they