Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

| The eNsting law recognizes neither l fence nor no-fence districts. Either
 may be established by the board oc
 supervisors. The old law contemplated
 that all territory was fence" until | "no-fence" district has been ordered POLICE COURT.-But two cases were attended to by Recorder Jobs yes terday and neither required a great | deal of time One was a common druns who forfeited a four dollar bail bond
 by not appearing, and the other was
 drunk released on his own recogniZ-
 ance to appear when called upon.
 A BEAUTIFUL EVERGREEN
 James Gardner arrived here yesterday
 from the soldiers home at Santa Mon
 ica and brought to his friend Justice
 Gray branch from an evergreen tree
 on the grounds of the home. The
 branch is all of this years growth and
 1t is the richest colored. thickest and
 most beautiful specimen of evergreen
 no doubt ever seen here. and certainly
 could not be beaten anywhere. The
 particular variety of pine tree from
 which the specimen was taken is. d
 native of Australia
 NAUGHTY TALK-Justice Gray
 tried one little case yesterday after
 noon and in accordance with the stat
 utes reserved his decision till 10
 o'clock this morning. Francisca Franco complained that Maria Alvarez hal directed vulgar and profane epitkets in her direction in rapid fire fashion last Friday evening and kept up tine bombardment till sine felt called upon in the name of decency to cause her ar- rest. She had a couple of other wit nesSes to prove her statements The defendant said she was under the in- fluence of liquor and brought a couple of witnesses to prove it. This. how ever. was the extent of the showing made by the defense.
 A TALK WITH NOGALES- Editor F. D. Miller of the Border Vidette of Nogales called up this office last nign: by the long distance telephone whicn was opened by the Sunset company D Nogales yesterday. The line was in ex- cellent order. Brother Miller's voice !, was as clear as a bell He described ., condition of joy at Nogales. the linking | of that far southern town with the out side world. For the first time he un- derstood the sentiment which inspired ! Hon. Robert N Leatherwood mayor | of Tucson, at the time the Western ! Western Union telegraph line reached , the ancient pueblo and when he tele- | sraphed the pope informing him of | that momentous event.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of . the following Interpretations Were filed | m the office of the county recorder yes ierday: Florence Gold Mining com pany, capital stock S1 900 00O. incorpo- -ators, P B. Armstrong. J. NJ Her nan. ?. G. Samms. A NJ Harmed J. and others. of New York; the Carolina Gold X Cope F com oany. capital stock s2. LOO. 900 incorpo- 'ators. F. Flames. Jr.. Lee g. Overman md T. Buerhaum of Salisbury. N. C.. he Chicago-Pecns Valley oil con 1any, capital stock. $500 O0o incorpora- ors, J. F.. Smith. C. IT Thorpe ant '. Q. Thorpe. of Chicago: Cons1.i- lated Esmeralda Mines Company. ln- orporators. J. A. Warrington. ). NJ. iardner. J. A. Fletcher and E. :. Webster. Of New York: United Rail eay x Light company. capital stock. ] 100000. incorporators, H. D. Lcng. c. :. Lent and w, D. Marks. of Ph.la- e;phia.
 ASSIGNED TO COLORADO.-Mr. fl ienry Baswitz. who was for years alesman in the employ of Goldberg Eros. and who some time ago accepted
 position with Levi Strauss G Co. Of an Francisco. is in the city and will cave tonight for Colorado. in which erritOry he will represent that fcm. ir. Baswitz since his acceptance of he new position has been busy in the ouse al san Francisco familarizing imself with the stock carried and the ; uties he is to perform. and there is O question but that he will prove uccess on the road. He is fortunate l having a house to rep:esen that Is ready SO well advertised and 50 wei. nown for square dealing and the uality of its goods. There is scarcely
 newspaper reader but who wcu.j liss the familiar picture of the Strauss verall and the futile attempt to rip lem. if the advertising department of lat firm suspended operation. and lere is no doubt that Levi Strauss & cmpany have bsen successful by { coping everlastingly at it, and by { lving good goods and good men to present them. !