Arizona republican., 1901-08-17

local lodges throughout Arizona and New Mexico have been notified to look out for him.
 BOUND OVER.,-Santos Quijada was bound over to the grand jury yesterday by Court Commissioner Crenshaw on the charge of adultery.
 ACCUSED OF INSANITY. - Com plaint has been made in probate court charging Kate Phelps of Mesa with insanity. She will be giver a hearing today.
 MORE RAIN.-About II o'clock last night there was a short but heavy wind storm in this city, followed by an cleo trical demonstration, and that in turn was followed by a heavy rain, which continues at the time of writing.
 M. & P. WASHOUT.-At last report the M. X r. bridge Is still standing. though the Gia Is yet very high. The company was enabled to make the transfer at the bridge yesterday morn ing and last night with but little de- lay, though 1t cannot be repaired to permit the running of trains over it till the wattr goes down some.
 A LETTER FROM HOME.--A letter has been received at this office from J. V. Edwards, who is now in Kenton, Oklahoma, in which he asks that the address of his paper be changed to Mineral Springs, Ark, where he will be in a day or two. He says its Just like letter every day from home, the best country I have seen so far, even if it does get hot and stays hot for a while"
 THE END OF SPORT.-Mr. Vernon l.. Clark. the, commissioner of immi- grafton, took to the board of supervis- ors yesterday lion scalp which he said he acquired while he was stopping at Billy Cooks ranch. When such un- skillful sportsmen as Mir Clark get to killing mountain lions the slaughter ceases to be sport and the venatorial performances of Vice-P resldent Roose- vet and Governor Murphy are very much cheapened.
 PROBATE COURT-A. F. Remsen has been appointed administrator of the estate of James Fox and his bond fixed at $70O0 A hearing was had on the partial account of T. K. Elvey, admin istrator of tho estate Of Josephine El- vey, and the matter was taken under advisement. in the estate of the minor heirs of Eurilda Gilmore, of whom Su- san Hedgpeth is guardian, the follow ing appraisers were appointed yester- day: B. R. Ellison, A.. Fredericks and John R. Whitton. The third annual ac- cf l Ia, % of .b A |. of James Murphy was filed and set for hearing on September {.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT.-Abra- ham April who was arrested Thursday on the charge of stealing chickens was tried before Justice Gray, yesterday, and acquitted. Five suits were filed against the Gold Lode Mining company by as many different nrsn, charging the company with misdeameanor in re- fusing to pay them their wages. The names of the plaintiffs and the amounts sued for are: Ed Wright S6S.75, Jerry Roberts s26.75, J. H. Agard SIS. Arthur T. Moore Sl13O and O. Bales slS.25. They claim to have been discharged August 7th. The cases were set for trial August 27th.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Colorado River Gold and Copper company, capital stock s1 ,50O 900, incorporators E. s. Cannon, F.. H. Lit tie. R. l.. Coans, P. F. Vestal A. R. Wilson, A. D. Stockwell and J. D. Spence: the Bismarck Copper Mining and Milling company. capital stock N,250,000. incorporators l.. D. Mccall, H. A. Hull and J. R. Hastings; the Curtz Evans Mining and Milling com pany, capital stock Sl,000, 900. incorpor- ators T. D. Evans, J. I. Shaw. w. C. Shaw. J. F. Robbins, F. A. Schumacher and E. w. Tolerton of Plttsburg.
 NEW BASE BALL TEAM.--Mr Mansfisld of the firm of Mansfield X Rhodes has organized new base ball team, to be known as the Mansfield x Rhodes team, ard of which Mir. Mans field will be the manager, Roy Me Carthy has been chosen for captain and the following is the line up of the team: CT ech, D: McFall, c; Graham, 1b; k. Mccarthy, 2b Hatcher ss; Hickson, SD; Lorlng, If; Slater, cf; l.. Carthy. If. Their first game will be played Sunday afternoon on the West End ball grounds with the Cracker jacks, a Mexican team. The new or ganiZation is composed of the young bal! players of the city, but they are good ones and expect to make a record during the coming season.
 A STORY ABOUT HATS.--A day or two ago pr. Hawley made a call at the Phoenix hospital while wearing n bran new six dollar hat. When he mount d his wheel to return a heavy wind was blowing. The tile was gently lifted from his head and scared into the heavens so far the doctor could not follow 1t with his eye without twisting his neck off. So he made no effort to recover it.