Arizona republican., 1901-12-15

ney. J. M. AitSen and Del Morrell left last night on a duck hunting trip. They will be up early this morning and win probably be home again by 9 o'clock, for it certainly will not take such crack shots as they are over half an hour to kill twenty-five birds each, which is the limit of the game law.
 TRIAL TOMORROw.-Justi G. D. Gray was sufficiently recovered from l his sprained back yesterday to get l down town and issue a warrant for the arrest of Francisco Estrella. who is charged with whipping a woman. He was brought into court and his trial set for Monday at 10 o'clock.
 CATTLE sHIPMENT-John Casey last night shipped to San Diego over the M. & P. railroad three cars of cat tie. said by stoclSmen to be the finest | fat cattle sent out this season. They | averaged over LOO pounds per head, and were in the best of condition. the | fact attesting to Mr. Casey's excellent | methods in feeding.
 FOR HIS NEW POST-Senor J. Diaz Prieto and wife and Senorita Prieto left on this mornings S. F., P. & r. train | for Cincinnati Ohio, where ST. Prieto has recently been ordered by the Mex | ican government to establish a con- sulate. During his residence here as q representative of the Mexican republic he has gained the good will of all with whom he came in contact and his many friends will wish for him all possible success in the new field to which he has been called.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the Kansas City Mining and Smeltines company. limited. were filed in the | The capital stock is s2O0. .OOO. The in- corporators are w. A. Hancock, w. J. Nelson, J. M. Bean. D. c. Martin and J. NJ. Strickler of Kansas City. Articles were also filed of the New Discovery Lead and Zinc Mining company, with q capital stock of s10o.000. The incors porators are M. Harmon, H. P. Sewall. J. s. Pertuch and II. D. Sewall of Tip ton, Mo.
 PAYMENT OF TAXES.-Yesterday was. the last day on which county taxes could be paid without penalty. It will take County Treasurer Walker q day or two to find out precisely where he stands on account of the tremendous rush yesterday. but he thinks that the payments this year were heavier than they were last. Since the rate is no higher TOW than it was then. and as
 
 tine delinquent list sfiI be shorter even than it was a year ago. and the short ness Of it then was regarded as q sign of good times
 HOBOS PUT AwAY.-John Short. Charles A. Clark and James Ludlow three hobos. were put away for the winter yesterday afternon by Justice Burnett. They are the men Who werA caught stealing clothing from the New York store on Friday evening and were arrested by the police. Their trial did not last more than a minute in each case. Each was fined S15O which in this instance meant 150r days in the county jail That sentence. the court fiugred, would carry them over to May 15, when travel may be resumed with out any discomfort The winters of the Salt River valley usually breaks up be- fore that date.
 A TRAVELLED ARIZONIAN.-Jake Miller returned yesterday morning from an eastern Journey of wide dimen- tions, armed with a great deal of ex- perience. MT. Miller has lived in this territory for a long time and until this journey had never been anaywhere else except to Los Angeles and other pro- vincial towns where one could not be expected to. find out much about the big round world On the afternoon of the day he started on this pilgrimage Hi Eldred and some of his friends asked him to have a parting cup with them. Mir. Miller said he was not drinking anything, having recently sworn off He was finally induced to take some thing soft and named Shasta water. which he drank with great relish after having blown the foam off of it. A re- port has come from Chicago that on the first night he stepped there he blew out the gas. but some time the next day he was successfully resucitated and re- suned his travels. Word comes from Philadelphia that al a dinner there one day he emptied three finger bowls with the idea that their contents had been set before him as a beverage. The con stant disappearance of the water was q mystery to the waiter. who at last suggested to Mr. Miller that the dining room was not a proper place to take T bath. MT. Miller says there are some things that may be learned at school but the only way to get an all round education is to travel.