Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-28

| u lnall part OF the testimony, saying
he mace no such threat.
RENEWED THE QUARREL--Cap-
| tain Aldrich. the old expressman. was
locked up last night for threatening the
person Of II. J. Bennett with knife.
\ month ago there was an alteration
between these parties and Aldrich was
then arrested for a disturbance Of the
peace and threatening Bennett with a
knife. His age was taken into con-
sideration and he was discharged. Yes
terday evening the old man filled him
self with stimulants, and, meeting Ben
nett. followed him about the street with
knife trying to renew the ancient feud.
NEW CORPORATIONS of
Incorporation of the following COM
ranies were filed in the Office of the
county recorder yesterday: The Fed
eral Mines company. capital stock. So
COO. 600: incorporators W. ID. Forsyth.
e. II. Lyman and NJ. V. Gilbert Of Chi
cago. The Fraser oil company of cali
fornia. capital stock, 81 500. 900; incor-
pOrators. r. w. Dallas. n. Dallas. +. \.
Graves and Mr.. Fraser of New York.
California Gold and Copper Mining and
Smelling company. capital stock. ST.
500, 900; incorporators. J. Fl. BUdd. ID.
Henley, Y. r. Patterson. :. II. Brooks
NEW TINE TABLE.-A new time
table will go into effect on the :. F.. =.
* P. Sunday. December 20. which will
be more to the convenience of travellers
than the present one. as it viii enable
incoming passengers to get here land
get 70 bed half an hour earlier and
will also add a half hour to the slrpI-
Der season OF those who get up in tn
morning to take the outgoing train
The outgoing train, 40. >. Will leave
a $50 a. m. local time, and the incom-
ing train will arrive at 1:10 a. IN. The
new time table is the result Of the
completion OF the cutoff at HelTs can
ycn. and it is thought there viii be
still better hours a little later after
matters are all adjusted.
HAYFORD's FIGHT FOR FREE
DOM.-If George Hayfcrd. who was ar
rested in this city on q charge of OBJ
tanning money by fraud in Santa Bar
bera. cal. does not cone free it viii
be no faul. OF his. His attempt at
escape by jumping from a train while
being taken from Phoenix TO Santa
Barbara having proved futile he is
now eadeavoring to recover his liberty
by the less dangerous route of habeas
corpus. The Santa Barbara CORE
spondent Of the Los Angeles Times says
of him: George Hayford on Tuesday
10 secure his liberty by
means of habeas cCrpus proceedings. /
The court promptly denied the writ |
one Of Hayford's complaints was that
the sheriff was attempting to photo /
graph him against his wish. Sheriff /
Stewart denies this. He has an excel
lent photograph of this prisoner. sent |
him by the penitentiary authorities of /.
Salem. Ore. where Hayford served /
term Of one year for obtaining money /
under false pretenses.
MIR STODDARD'S CCNFIRMA-
Washington Cd. c. Times |
says Of the nomination and confirma- /
ton of Hon. Isaac T. Stoddard to be
secretary OF Arizona: Isaac T. Stod-
dard's nomination as secretary of Ari-
iona was confirmed by the senate yes
terday. Mir. Stoddard has held that po- (
sition under recess appointment /
made by President Mckinley last June.
Since that time there has been n sharp
contest on for the place. Charges of
frivolous nature We're filed against
Mir. Stoddard. all of which he
easily disproved to the satisfaction Ct
the president. Mr.. Stoddard was for
merly a resident of New York, and is
one Of the progressive business men Of
.Nlls-ssllsA MS iIb1iilAlllt-tll 10 Il IlOSl-
ton formerly indinerently flied is an
that President Roosevelt
viii follow out the policy naugurated
by President Mckinley, of giving care
full attention to federal appointments in
the various territories"
POLICE COURT-Coieman the hobo
who was held over from Thursdays
grind, was sentenced to ten days in Jail
yesterday by Acting Recorder Bur
nett. His brother seems to have
been entirely lost in the shuttle.
as he has failed to materialize
yet. Fred Wilson. another hobo. was
brought in on the vasrahcy charge.
He said he had not been in town ten
minutes when the bIuecoat laid hands
IN him. In his defense he said he had
heard that NJ. Perkins had an olive
crop here that was a corker and that
he was securing the country in search
81 men TO pick the fruit. He came here
expressly to try and help Mr.. Perkins
save his olive crop. Judge Burnett made
some inquiry and learned that the
elves had all been gathered a month
ago on questioning Wilson regarding
his expert knowledge on olive picking.
he said he had taken q three days
course in that branch or science some /
years age up in California. but the re-
corder's heart was petrihed by this /
zine and he gave Wilson ten days.
There was another incident. but it was