Arizona republican., 1901-12-03

meeting of the stockholders of the Ari- zona Abstract and Title company i-eld last night George A. Mintz was elected president and manager and w. A Mil ton secretary and treasurer. c. II. Moore, who has been identified with the active arrangement of this company since its organization in 1899, retires
 HARRY HANNAH'S RECOVERY
 The Nogales Nidette. speaking of Harry Hannah, well known in this city, says: Harry Hannah, 13 years old, who a few weeks ago was supposed to be fatally shot accidentally. while out hunting with a companion. is able to be around town and, though little lame promises to develop into vigorous man. hood. The kidney on the right side was filled with shot and his case is regarded by surgeons as remarkable one. in view of his apparent complete recovery
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Anglo-American Mining company, capital stock, $2,OOO, 900: in corporators. W. F. Orcutt. D. Tupes. L. T. Brookhart and J. w. Roney of Chi cago. The Blue Bell Mining company. capital stock. S1.50O, GOO: incorporators. NJ. Stephens. R. W. Gordon and O. H. Jadwin of New York. The Sonora Gold company. capital stock. $25OOOO; incor- porators, w. H. Gray. M. Stephens and F. B. Wilson of New York
 THE EXPENSE OF LITIGATION The cases of Cuiatano Alaman and Jose Cruz were tried in Justice Burnett's court yesterday. Cruz had made a complaint of disorderly conduct against Alaman and Alaman had charged Cruz with assault with a deadly weapon. No case ever more completely fell down than both of these did. It transpired that Alaman had merely demonstrated with Cruz for his idleness and failure to do anything for the support of his aged mother. Cruzs deadly assault on Alaman consisted in having in his hand at the time of the .remonstrance a small knife with which he was cutting some flowers. Both complainants completely eXonerated each other and the justice In his indignation put the costs of each case on the man who made the com plaint. AlaInan paid and Cruz went to jail
 MORE ABOUT MINCE PIES.-The reformation of the mine pie has been materially advanced since yesterday mornings issue of this paper. The ar ticle that appeared under the caption, Integrity of the Mince Pie" put Golf fee AIS cook (y-eight, 200 pounds) on the warpath and four men had to sit on him to prevent him from commit ting murder. Finally he cooled off and made an immense pie. which he sent to this office with the announcement that the pie must be eaten or an apology offered. It is unnecessary to explain which course was adopted other than to say that it was by no means the lit tie dried apple, grapeseed sort of a pie, and it was a practical demonstration of the fact that the aspirations of the Arizona mince pie are at this time truly idealistic.
 A FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER A F. Messinger left this morning for the north From Prescott a special train will take him out along the 'cut-off'' of the g. F.. P. & P. where he will take views of the bridge, one of the most remarkable structures in the west. Mir. Messinger is accompanied by his father-in-law. Mir. J. T. Titus of Burlington. Iowa. MT. Titus is famous C., B. & O. engineer and also something of a photographer. MT. Titus is the author of a picture which has been reproduced in most of the of the country. It is a photograph of the Denver fast express taking q picture of itself while going at the rate of sixty miles an hour. It was done by the manipulation by Mir. Titus of an electric wire connected with d camera. But for the streaming smoke from the locomotive the train would seem to be standing still MT. Titus appears in the photograph leaning ou- of the right window of the cab.
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