Arizona republican., 1901-07-31

and others of Illinois. Articles were also filed of the Goodrich Exploration and Development company. with cap- ital stock of g, ,500, 900. The incorpora- tors are Chas. M. Clark, c. F. Aims worth, c. H. Akers and others.
 A PRESCOTT BRANCH.-The De-
 Mund Bros. have bought the A. J.. Head lumber yard at Prescott. A. L.. DeMund left this morning for Prescott to take charge of that branch of their interests.
 PROBATE COURT-The final ac- count of Hugh M. Creighton, admins trator of the estate of Julius A. Nober,
 was approved in probate court yester- day afternoon and the administrator was discharged. The only other busi- ness of the court was the presentation of claim against the estate of pr. Joseph Hardy.
 WATER SUPPLY.-At one time yes terday the water poured over the Ari- zona dam two feet, according to tele- phone advices. Yesterday morning there was a recorded rise of several thousand inches. the water rising 10 inches above the dam. The freshet took off portion of the top of the joint head dam and men and teams are at work repairing. Rain fell yesterday from Ash Fork to Prescott.
 IN NEED or HELP.-Thomas F.. Flannigan who returned from Mesa yesterday, said that there is labor famine there. There is not an idle man in the town or the vicinity and ire quent incursions have been made to Phoenix in search for help. Last night the proprietor of threshing machine from the south side was in town talk ing in the saloon and other places with the hope of finding idle men.
 A FAMILY REUNION.-One day while F. w. Thode was in Los Angeles he was walking along the street when a men behind him accosted him famil- iarly with, Hello Bill" MT Thode looked at the stranger for a moment before he could place" him. Then he recognized him as a brother who lives in. Des Moines, la, and whom he had not seen for fourteen years. re- uHioll Ol ln- hout ldiiiiiy tooh pioNN that afternoon.
 FROM THE BURNING EAST.-W. A, Watts, wholesale liquor dealer. has returned from an extended trip through tropical atmosphere. That is to say, he covered the dry and heat ridden middle and eastern states and he re- turned to Phoenix as a safe refuge from burning heat. He went on trip of bus mess and pleasure. He was successful in fulfilling the first half of his mission, but was woefully disappointed with the pleasure phase. Mir. Watts visited his old home in Louisville. as well as the Pan American exposition.
 BAD MAN CAPTURED. - w. P. Marshall, bad man from Fort Me- Dowell,~ according to his public an. nouncement. paid fine of $10 yester- day. The evening before he rode a horse to and fro along the sidewalks of East Jackson street and attempted to ride over pedestrians. When Policeman Russell appeared. in response to a com plaint from several residents of the community the self styled ugly char acter admonished him to preserve q safe distance. for, caid he, I'm a - - - from Fort Mcdowell" Russell bagged him in spite of his belligerent threats. Marshall wes drinking.
 JUNTA PATRIOTICA-The Mexican citizens of this place, members of the "Junta Patrio;ica," or patriotic organ izatlon, will have ir charge the ar- engagements for the annual celebra- tion of the independence of Mexico on September Is The officers of the junta are: Martin Gonzales. president: Ys- mael Sonoqui, vice president; P. G. de la Lama, secretary; Jose M. Ramero. assistant secretary Adolfo C. Yrigoyen, treasurer. The members are: Teodoro Olea. Jose Provencio, Jose l.. Morales, Simon Robles Manuel Zepeda, Carlos Miranda, Carlos Navorro, R. A. Bernal, Adolfo Chretin, Silviano Valdez, R. Silva.
 LAWN SOCIAL-The Woodmen Cir cle' Phoenix grove. No. 1. gave lawn social at the residence of Mir and Mrs. O. D. Furon, 2S University avenue, and incidentally celebrated Mrs. Fulton s birthday. The lawn was beautifully decorated with oriental lanterns. Ta- bles were spread with delicious and cooling refreshments, to which about thirty guests did ample justice Music was furnished by Misses Bella and Ada Forbes. and games of various kinds were engaged in until a late hour. All expressed themselves as having spent a delightful evening and the circle all join in thanks to MT. and Mrs. Filton for the hospita ble way they were al re- ceived. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Lauver, MT. and Mrs Ray, MT. and Mrs. Bates. Dr. and Mrs. Dam- eron, Dr. Slusher, Mrs. Burney, MT. Sousa, Miss Brady. MT. and Mrs. o. D. Fulton. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Spear, MT. Walter Logan Mrs Tiffany Nh, C