Arizona republican., 1901-05-11

he believed that he was living within the city limits.
 NO MORE TALKING BEHIND THE BACK.-Chaplain Scott is beginning to get around in his buggy to look after his ranch affairs. He has had lots of trouble to find crutches. He has been hobblng around on a pair of old stub brooms for crutches the last day or two. It takes whole lot to hold down an irrepressible old soldier. He vows that hereafter he will make all caustic re- marks to kicking horse to his face.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Arti of incorporation of the Kern Crown oil company were filed with the county re- c0rder yesterday. The capital stock is $l50.OOO. and the incorporators are T. l.. Moran, Mabel C. Benson. M. H. Yost and !. w. Ahern of San Francisco. The Occidental Weich oil company also filed articles of incorporation The capital stock is $500, ,000 and the incor- porators are Hume A. Spencer, l.. E. Wilson and others of Santa Clara county. California.
 OIL LOCATIONS The impending oil boom seems to skill be gathering force and yesterday the location of the fol- lowing named oil claims was filed with the county recorder: By T. H. Wheeler and others. the Local oil" claim. G. w. Cameron, r. M. Doan and twelve others. the crude oil claims numbered l. ?, :, 4, D, 6, : and s. w. F.. Marvin and seven others have located the Geyser No. 1 and Geyser No ?, and A. C. Baker. and J. A Knotz have filed notices of the location the Eureka num- bers 1, ?, 3 and A.
 ROUGH RIDERS REUNION.-The committee of arrangements to prepare for the next reunion of the association of Roosevel's Rough Riders, to be held in Colorado Springs, has been an- nounced by the president of the asso- citation, Major J. H. McClintock. The members of the committee are Capt. Frederick Muller of santa Fe, Capt. J. l.. E. Alexander of Phoenix. Lieut. II. K DevereauX of Colorado Springs, First Sergeant O. G. Palmer of Ava. Oklahoma, and Sergeant sherman Bell of Cripple Creek.
 MINING LOCATIONS.-F. l.. War her. w. A. Milton and others must have found a rich placer field somewhere in this county, as they filed with the county recorder yesterday notice of the location of sixteen placer claims. A. W.. Stacy and others filed notice of the location of the Ridge placer claim on the northwest quarter of section 4. range l north and east. J. D. Marian and others filed notice of the location of the River Bend mining claim on section s, range l north and east N. J. Morris filed notice of the location Of the Copper Bell mining claim and mill site.
 THERE ARE COURTS AND COURTS.-Diego Castenero was in Jus tice Burnetts court yesterday morning, charged with having disturbed the peace of that hustling thoroughfare known as Broadway. The defendant did what he could to Tighten the labors of the court in his case. He said that when he was sober there was q no more well meaning and peacable citizen any where than he. but wht never he got drunk he was always in trouble. Hav- ing pleaded guilty, he tried to relieve the 'perplexity of the CO'lrt jn the mat ter of fixing the penalty. He said that though he had little experience in jus tice's courts, he had had great deal in the police court. His sentence there ranged from three days to five days That" said Justice Burnett. "is not an improper sentence for you in police court, but that is an inferior court. This court has a greater weight of dignity to sustain and I will have to give you seven days. If I were II ming a small. cheap police court I wouldn't give you more than three days" The defendant looked around at the gorgeous. furnish ings and believed he gut off on easy terms. ..l. JklJ THE CORONADO TENT CITY.