Arizona republican., 1901-06-11

Flagstaff and was recaptured after h. had nearly become victim or the desert.
 SANCHEZ AREAIGNED. = Angel Sanchez was discharged from the county jail yesterday and walked out of It into the arms of Constable Ber- ryesa, who escorted him over to Jus tice Grays court. Where he faced the charge of having burglarized the Cow
 boy saloon on May 26th. His case was
 set for trial this afternoon at go
 and he was then taken back to jail
 again.
 WAR IS DBCLARED.-City Marshal
 Kinney has declared war on the dogs.
 Hostilitiss will begin on June goth,
 after which date dog will indeed b
 foolish to appear on the street unless Iarrayed in the latest style of tag. All friendless CUTS are given just nine days to get themselves owned. by somebody
 or get out of town. The marshal says he has a slaughter house already yawning for them.
 LOST THEIR ALL.-Mr A. Saylor Cost almost everything at the fire last Saturday. Ills wife and two little children Were visiting friends at Glen
 dale. Mrs. Saylor returned on Mon- 1 day morning to find home gone, and with it clothing furniture, keepsakes- everything The two children were told
 of the re on Sunday, and are mourning over the loss of their little belongings l The loss falls the more heavily as MT, Saylor. though industrious and ambi- tious, Is not strong.
 A CASE OF CONFUSION A
 quite well known and generally respon- sible citizen was arrested on a warIAnt from Justice Burnetts court yesterday. charging him with embedding a hi- cycle The complaint was made by
 a bicycle dealer. The defendant. it turned out, had been on a big drunk. He pawned a bicycle for $5 and was
 unable to remember what he had done with it. Everything was straightened out in court. The defendant paid Sll.55 inc uding court costs, the pawn
 brokers loan. interest and the bicycle
 d aiers charges. The next time he feels ike riding he will charter a train.
 BRILLIANT ENGINEERING. - Yesterday the men at work yeXcavating
 for the foundation of the flew Creigh ton block did a piece of work the like
 of which was probably never attempt
 ed by any construction engineer In this
 territory. They were removing the dirt
 with scrapers and dumping it up in the street. Before going to work they had left two horse wagon standing near
 where they wanted to dump the dirt.
 Ii was too much trouble to move the wagon, c1 they just covered it Cp. or at least enough of it g 1t took four
 mer and four horses about an hour to
 unearth 1t and pull it out when quit ting time came.
 ONE BOYS AMBITION.-A certain
 business man in this town recently had
 in his employ a youth that gave eX cellent satisfaction He washed the
 windows, waited on customers in tn
 most gentlemanly manner and was always industrious and attentive to
 business. His employer thought the
 boy had the making of Q. very success ful man some day. and often wondered
 what his real ambition in life was.
 He did not wish 10 be over inquisitive
 himself as to the boys affairs, So he
 got friend to ask him one day last week what his highest ambition in t+&e
 was. The boy answered, ITO be a
 hobo" and the next day he threw up
 his job.
 NEW CORPORATJONs.-Articles os
 Incorporation of thA Little Hill Gold
 Mining Company were filed in the of-
 e of the county recorder yesterday
 The capital atcck is s5OO,0OO. The in corporators are Hugh Langstaf, F. w. McAllister. w. II. MsAllister and Albert Kline of Minneapolis Articles of the following other companies were also filed The Eureka oil ard De velopment company, capital stock, $500, ,O00 incorporltogs. Richard Noell. H. j. Frachs, O. A. Turner, W. NJ. Dlave, K. Epstein. George Stoddard. George Murphy and Arthur Gill. Grass Valley. Cal. The Mcsas oil company,
 capital stock S10O,1GO' incorporators, A. R. Rhea, l. s. Berry, C. W. Allen, A. E. Fraser and ]. N. Berry. San Bernardlno Cal. The Ferndale Oil
 company; capital stock $5O0cOo: in- carporators, A. c. Metz r. Fl. Allen. D. H. Mastellar, II. Mills ard others of San Francisco.
 A PLEASING PROSPECT.---It waa stated yesterday by a gentleman who
 is in a position to know that the Rock
 Island railroad will in all probability be built into Fl Paso by November lst l It is expected that when this Is ac- compllshed the Southern Pacific will
 double it's daily passenger train ser I vice in order to run one through train l to New Orleans as al present and one through train to Chicago over the Rock ! Island. Though no time schedule is | announced. nor will be for some time. it is but reasonable to suppose that