Arizona republican., 1901-10-08

| should be big attendance. The meet ing is set for o'clock, an hour that | Will accommodate every business man. WAITING TELEGRAMS-Ther are | undelivered telegrams at the Western Union for Miss Hattie Hawkins, G. H. | Hunter, w. F. Hill, Mrs. Matte Busser and Miss Edna M- Marshall
 NEW CORPORATIONS of incorporation of the Wickenburg Mer- cantlle and Investment company were filed in the office of the county recorder. The capital stock is S1Oo.- 900. The Incorporates are c. F. Chapman. J. F. Boyd, Mary A. Boyd and Mrs. NJ. E. Chapman Articles were also filed of the Californa Mexican Development company. The capital stock is S120,000.. The incorporators are B. Gilman, J. s. Cannon. O. K. Sessions, D. A. Bender and J. P Fas- sett of San Francisco.
 NEW LITIGATION.-Suit was fl,1 in district court yesterday by J. C. Hardin against J. D. Marian of the Lime Creek Copper company to recover assoc shares of the scompany's stock of the par value of s1. or if the shares cannot be delivered, the sum of s3s, 300 The plaintiff says he subscribed for 19,OO0 of the shares on his own account and that $. F. Webb, who had sub- scribed for 19,900. assigned his interest in them to the plaintiff. The defend ant. it is alleged, refused to transfer the stock under the terms of the sub scription.
 GOLF GROUND IMPROVEMENT meeting of the members of the Country club was held at the board of trade room ;ast night to arrange for the improvement and reopering of the golf course and club house. It was de- cided to begin the improvements at once so that the course would be ready for players next week. The club will avail itselt again of the services of a professional player this year. though none has been selected yet. Members who have returned from the coast say that the course of the Country club is better than any other that they have seen
 FIFTY DOLLAR FINE. - Justice Gray yesterday tried (Dr.) Wives Pa lau for stealing a hat. shirt. vest anI other wearing apparel. as well as va lise, from Frank Gutierrez. a printer He was fined fifty dollars. with a jail alternative, and the latter was suspend cd for the time being. in order to give him chance to raise the cash for the former. Palau is seemingly the quack- jest kind of a quack doctor. He bor- rowed the articles mentioned above from the plaintiff when he was dis charged from the insane asylum. where he was sent from Nogalcs He pro ceeded to fill the valise up with some headache remedies, consisting largely of chloroform and ether which. ac- cording to report. not only stopped the headache. but almost stopped the cir culation of the blood. for at least one of his patients, young person who breathed too much of it. He also had some harmless white pills that he sold at twenty-five cents a bottle. When he accumulated enough cash he skip ped to Tucson. where he was appre- hen6ed and brought back by Constable Kyle. He is a Spaniard by birth. but a Mexican doctor by occupation. or was till he was caught at it.
 A DAY WITH THE INSANE-Thz business in probate court yesterday consisted principally of the eXamina. ton of persons charged with insanity. There were three candidates for the insane asylum, of whom only two were found to be qualified. Tney were Ted dy Morrison, an old blind man, and A. West a supposed morphine fiend. The old man will probably never be any better than he is now. The other sus- pect was w C. Stewart. Stewart wa.s
 
 ing strangely for several days and w.ts thought at first to be i'll. Since the first night of his confinement he has been improving. Nothing was known of him here except that he said he had lived at Skull valley. but had been late ly working at Helvetia, a mining camp south of Tucscn. Yesterday morning a telephone message was received a' the sheriff-s office from s. r. Barkley l,s, Is.,- that Stewart was well known there, and that the news of his arrest for in- sanity had been heard with surprise. He said Stewart was a miner had been employed at Helvstia and was member of the miners union there. He was at Tucson few days ago sut- fering greatly from sciatic rheumatism and it was thought that either the pain Of the disease or medicines in which he had sought relief had temporarily affected his mind. On his examination in probate court he was discharged.