Arizona republican., 1901-10-22

the Kentucky River Mining & Devel- opment company, capital stock $1, ,OOO . | 900, incorporators, last above named. JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT-Two | more arrests were made yesterday on warrants sworn to in Justice Gray's | court by the superintendent of the Arizona Water company. They were
 J. D. Crabb for breaking headgate No.
 A. and Austin Starkweather for break ing gate No. 26, both in the Maricopa
 canal Ygnacio Albares and Felipe Garcia will be tried this morning for disturbing the peace.
 BACK FROM ALASKA.-J. A. Fras- CT. a brother in law of Supervisor T. A
 Marshall and Jack Martin. returned yesterday morning from Alaska. where they have been at work for more than
 year. They are operating a fine cop per property on Copper river. On their way down they stopped at San Fran cisco, where they saw Charley Mason
 and Thomas Graham. both members at
 different times of the legislature from
 Plnal county Both have grown rich
 in mining. Mir. Graham is threatened
 with blindness and was at San Fran
 cisco for treatment.
 AN EXPERT SHOT AND MINER.-
 MT. D. D. Mcdonald, former newspaper
 man, present mining expert and mag
 nate, and above all the champion wing
 shot of the territory, arrived in town
 last night. He is principally here on
 mining business, but he will make this
 visit an occasion to show the local
 sportsmen what he can do over the trap. He has standing offer against the shots of the northern part of the
 territory to come in with cash to prove
 who is the best man. Between events
 at the traps today MT. Mcdonald will entertain proposition regarding mining deals.
 THE NEW ESTRAY LAW.-Thc
 new estray law is worthy the consid- eration of all who expect to lose stock, all who expect to find stock, as well as those who may, be called upon to sit in judgement between these two class
 es. So far those who have been called upon to act under it have manifested
 an unfamiliarity with it's provisions in the matters of taking up the stock in
 the first place, the making of proper affidavits to the proper officer at the right time. and generally in the doing of those things which the law says
 must be done just so. For the benefit of those who desire to study the law l their attention is directed to Title %,
 of the civil code. paragraphs 24S9 to 2f97 inclusive.
 AN OLD MAN AMUCK.-Late yes terday afternoon an old man came
 running down Adams street cutting circles in the air with his fists and further puncturing it with sulphurous expressions. He was drunk and had a grievance against some one who had | assaulted him because he was old.
 Charley Barnett, George Mauk and W. | office corner when the old man swept ! along. MT. Foster side-stepped and left MT. Mauk directly within range be-
 cause he was the smallest of the party That gentleman interposed d bicycle ] and temporarily saved himself h | the meantime MT. Foster took a walk 1 around the block, and the presence or | Mir. Barnett was thus forced upon the
 old man. The county assessor made ] a stand, and as that was not precisely
 what the aggrieved- ancient was look | ing for he again turned upon MT. Mauk
 as the only person who ne thought was
 about his size. He was again diverted | by MT Barnett, and was started up street swearing that Phoenix was ;t | cheap town in which a man could get
 neither Q square deal TOT fight. PHOENIX BASEBALL TEAM.-The Phoenix baseball team returned from Tucson yesterday morning smeared all
 over with glory and the pride of the ! organizat tion that is backing it The i boys did good work in both games
 with the Tucsonians and are entitled
 to great credit and the future support of every citizen who takes any inter-
 est whatever in the national game. 1 They say the Tucson people treated 1 them kindly and hospitably and made ! their visit pleasant as hosts could ! be expected to do when their guest $ were wiping up the earth with them. | The scores of to and 10 to s. both in 1 favor of Phoenix, are not a proper in- 1 dication of what the Phoenix boys could have done if necessary. for tn.
 reason that in both games they went
 to bat last, and. being ahead in the
 score did not take their last inning in 1 either game. Mays made great rec | ord pitching the first game. and Wor-
 mell sustained his reputation in the second. Long did his usual good work behind the bat. Cisney and Brawiey 1 both made spectacular plays and the | latter did some unusually good batting Altogether Phoenix should he proud O. liner baseball team.
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