Arizona republican., 1901-11-02

train. which will return again at 4 o'clock Their object in going to Tempe
 IS to skin the normal foot ball team. ano they have given their word that | they viii do it. Those who desire to witness the skinning will be allowed to ride on the excursion train if they buy tickets.
 WINTER TRAVEL.-The tourist travel in this direction is now fairly opened and every train brings in a number who come to try the benefits anu pleasures of a mild winter climate Beside the individual tourists arriving two parties registered at the Ford hotel yesterday and will remain here several months. One party was composed Of C. w. Kopplpeman, Mrs. F. Knivel, Mrs. Wilkinson and Dr. w. A. Holt of Calumet. Mich, and the other was Dr. P. Knapp and A. Nj. Knapp of White Plains. N. Y.
 OBSTINATE INDIANS.- Assistant United States Attorney Bennett has gone to Yuma to conduct the prosecu- ton of a lot of Indians charged with a small but bloodless rebellion againt the government. They are parents or other relatives of pupils of the Indian school on the other side of the Colo rado. The pupils were allowed to cross
 
 there yet. When they did not return to the school the superintendent came to Yuma to see what detained them and to compel their return. He was surrounded by the parents of the pu- pills, who threatened him with violence if he persisted in attempting to force education on the unwilling children. The superintendent returned and mo- tified the authorities of the trouble.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed yesterday in the office of the county re- corder: The Mckinley Mining ana Smelting company with q capital stock of S1,OOO.0O0. and the incorporators are M. c. Barber. D. W. Smith. w. N. Me Gill, F. w. Campbell. F. Morck and others of Chicago The Siskiyou Min ing and Development company. capital stock. S600.000; incorporators. A.. Il. Denny, J. Stephens, B. A. Cardwell F k. Benney and w. J. Wallace of Sis kiyou. Cal; the Conquest Consolidated Oil company. capital stock. $1. O0O, ,O21. | incorporators. w. H. Mulholland. F. D Smelling. D. c. Plumb. M A Fell and l.. P. Hammond. all of Chicago: the Black Victor Gold and Copper Mining company. capital stock. S500.OOO; incor- porators. M. F. Harlan. C. w. SIaytoiI. A. J. Stoner and w. F.. Jones' all ocl Phoenix.
 AN OLD MAN FREE.-Governor Murphy yesterday granted pardon 1 to Dynoisius Miller. an old man con victed in Yavapai county last June of deadly assault, and sentenced to the | penitentiary for one year. The peti- | tion for Miller's pardon was signed by | the members of the grand jury which | indicted him, and by the trial jurors | who convicted him, as well as by scores | of the best citizens of the county Tn which he had resided for d great many | years To their petition was joined | that of the superintendent of the | prison. who says that the old man is so feeble that he is unable to perform any kind of labor. He has, moeover been model prisoner. Miller is a na- tive of Germany. is 70 years old and was a soldier in tbe civil war. His wife has been an inmate of the insane asylum for several years. His oAense was the Encouragement of the mining in the neighborhood where he lived. He had a small ranch for which he had procured an irrigation system and was getting along well until a couple of men invaded tine vicinity and engaged in placer mining. The two industries did not work well together. The old mans ditches were iaterfered with, and finally he undertook to as sert his priority rights with q gun. The petitioners state that up to that time. he had been peaceable. and that whether or not he was right in his con tention with the placer miners, he cer- tainly thought he was.