Arizona republican., 1901-08-25

capital stock is $jO,OOO, The incorpola-
 tors are N. Eisenlord J. K. Knapman
 and J. J, Patton of Chicago. Articles
 were also filed of the Aurora oil oom- pany with a capital stock of $600000. | The incorporators are F, G. Haynes. F. | T. M. Wate, c. II. Gray, J. A. Mckee, D. c. Clark and others of San Fran cisco.
 CITIZENSHIP PARDON. --- Acting Governor Stoddard yesterday issued a | pardon to Charles II. Hackett. a for mer convict from Coconino county, who served a five-year term for assault with intent to kill and was discharg J at the
 end of his term in January last. Hack
 cit asked for a pardon in order that the
 rights of citizenship might be restored
 to him. The superintendent of the
 prison reported that ths applicant had been a good prisoner, and Iecomme nde l
 the pardon, and it was issued accord ingly.
 HELD no ANSWER Bush,
 alias $. A. Shoef, was arrested in Pres cOtt and sentenced to sixty days in jail
 for manipulating loaded dice. About
 the sane time Shoef and Edith Simms,
 who has figured somewhat in the Pho -
 nix courts, were arrested on the charge
 of having violated one of the command
 ments set forth by Senator Edmunds
 for the moral guidance of territorial
 residents. Thsy maie.a matrimonial atonement but it did not satisfy the of
 ficers of the law and on being given a
 h.aa ft,t. hgf hA -i .
 Shoef was he'd to answsr to the grand
 juty on $l000 bond He went lack to
 jail and Mrs. Shoef was held to answer
 but allowed to go on her own recog- uiZanc5.
 WANDERING CHILDREN.--A tele- phone message received from Iron Springs yesterday described a condition of excitement and alarm there on Fri day night. A party of the younger members of the colonists, consisting of ten girls and two boys, started out on a jaunt on Friday afternoon. They wandered until the world turned round and the location of Iron Springs grew to be a matter of wild conjecture. The party was big enough tn be brave, so there was no strength sapping panic. The lost children tried until nightfall to find the way back and then tranquil Iy gave up. At daylight the world had somewhat stralghtened itself out and the way back to the springs and anX- ious mammas became clear.
 LOTS OF INDIANS.--A timid person happening at the s. r. P. X P. depot yesterday morning along toward the break of day might have been excused for getting frightened and imagining that wild Indians had taken the town. ln the course of the night about 150 of them arrived on train from the north. and when the sun rdse they were lying all over the platform snoring off the weariness of travel They are all tame Indians, however. and their homes are on the reservations in this valley. They went To California about two months asn tn work on the Cali f1rnia and Eastern railroad, and hay ing fulfilled their contract were glad tp rcCurn tn their native land. It Is under stood that another small party of red men will be enlisted for the same work at an early day and their labor seems to give satisfaction.
 $. l.. EASTERLING JORBED. .-S. l.. ltasterling, who was elected in June to serve as chancellor commander of the local K. of P. lodge. was made the vic tim of joke by his lodso brethren on Friday night. It all came through tn Pythian weakness for having fun and the rather unusual conduct of Mr. Ilas- terlinS in getting married, for this is the first time he has ever done such a thing since ha joined tho lodge He eX- pec;ed to be installed hro his office Fri day night without trouble, but when the proper time came the brethren, thosa who were onto the play, dcmurred and preferred charges against him for so long an abs nee wthoat leave They almost convinced him tha, he was no longer eligible to the office and he an- nounced his resignation to his fate, when committee suggested that an ice cream banquet would be sufficient atonemeut to the offended law. The banquet followed, likewise the installa- tion.
 GONE TO BUFFALO.-The hardest people in the world to keep track of are | latter went to Pr scott faw days ago and Mr. Hall is supposed to have left this morning with the understanding that they will meet al the depot in Prescott and together iouiney to Buff fa!o, or al least in that direction.
 THE NATIVE AMERICAN.-The Native American has resumei pub ca tion after it's vacation season of few weeks during midsummer. It is as bre zy as ever and filled full Of ncws matters pertaining to Native Young America. A new design has been se- cured for the cover and it is neatly en- graved with the picture of an Indian chief, baskets, pottery, cactus, and other Indian environments. In the center of the cover there is space for a photograph and it is intend each