Arizona republican., 1902-12-04

per or the company SnOulu De present to prepare for inspection.
 HONEY sHIPMENT-A carload of honey was shipped from Phoenix Tues day by William Losing, who lives west of this city. The destination of the honey is Ohio.
 PLEADED NOT GUE-TY.-Juanita SalzelI. arrested for a violation of the local option law, pleaded not guilty yesterday in Justice Gray's court, and her trial was set for o'clock Decem- Der 9th
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the Barataria Land and Rice company were filed in the of flee of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $20O,OOO; the incor- porators are w. Morgridge. H. Beach and P. Jones of Columbus
 SPOKE TO THE INDIAN SCHOOL. Colonel Sobieski addressed the Indian School last night by invitation of Su- perintendent Goodman and his remarks were highly appreciated He will speak tonight and tomorrow night in the Presbyterian church in this city.
 GONE TO NEW YORK.-Dr. J. NJ Ford left last night for New York on a business trip. It is useless to announce. however. that the trip is for business, for neither Dr. Ford nor anybody else would pick out that seaport village for a pleasure resort at this time of the year.
 A BISBEE VISITOR.-Otto Geisen- hofer of Bisbee spent yesterday in Phoenix attending to some business af- fairs, which he put in shape for a long absence. He leaves Bisbee next Sat urday for long visit in the old coun- try with Emperor William and other notable crowned and bald heads.
 TWO DRUNKS-In police court yes terday there was one case of drunken ness for which a s4 fine was forfeited. and a few minutes later the patrol wagon brought in another. The city jail was pretty well filled up during the carnival, but from now on the sentences for minor crimes will begin to expire and the long-term fellows will again be lonesome.
 INGRATITUDE.-A Prescott paper says: Dan McGowan. a champion driller. is here to take part in the drill ing contest. It is stated that while coming up from Phoenix. MT. AIcGowau offered to pay the way of a young man to Prescott, and the chap rewarded his generosity by walking off with Mo Gowan's overcoat and $185 in money A later report says two men were ar rested for the crime.
 GOING TO NACO.-Rev. B. T. Gil lett formerly of this city, now pastor of the Baptist church in Naco, will re- turn today to his work in the southern part of the territory. Mir. Gillett held religious services for a number of months in Naco before a church was organized and has done a good work there. Naco is a representative from tier town, having twenty saloons and one church. MT. Gillett aided by the Home Mission society. has a church building nearly completed.
 MODERN INDUSTRIAL INNOVA- TION.-The Capitol mills of this city owned by J. J. Gardiner and operated by MT. Viault, commenced grinding
 flour yesterday. This of course is nOth- ing new in a flour mill, but the power that did the work of turning the heavy
 machinery is decidedly new and mod ern, sixty power electric motor
 run by electric power from the Phoenix Light and Fuel ocmpanys big power | plant at the Arizona dam twenty three miles away. Although the whole cleo tric outfit was never operated before s a. m. yesterday, it made a success ful run of ten hours without a hitch