Arizona republican., 1902-08-29

THE REED CASE.-The case of Ollie Reed in the police court was yes | terday continued till today.
 SHIPMENT OF HOGs.-Two cars of hogs were shipped to Los Angeles last night via the M. & P. railroad.
 THE CHA RIVER.-The water in the Gila river at the M. & P. railroad bridge was about fourteen inches lower yesterday morning than the day be- fore.
 NOT SERIOUSLY HURT.-Shorty Jacobs. who fell out of a buggy Tues day night, alighting on his head, has recovered sufficiently to be on the street again.
 BACK FROM THE COAST.-Terri- torial Secretary Stoddard and family returned yesterday morning from a visit of a few weeks in San Francisco and other coast points.
 ON DUTY AGAIN.-H. J. McClung, cashier of the Phoenix National bank, returned yesterday morning from Pu eblo, where he was called hastily by the illness and death of a daughter His family accompanied him as far as Prescott.
 CAUGHT ON ONE COUNT.-The cClored man who was arrested in Tempe several days ago for burglary and who is charged with also robbing the residence of George H. Connolly in this city, was tried in Tempe yester- day and sent to jail for thirty days.
 CAVE CREEK MINES.-The Cave Creek Mining company. which is ex- plotting the property held for many years by John Cheney. is working small force of men to good advantage. About seventy feet of development work was done last month, and the in- dications are that large body of cop per ore will eventually be exposed.
 HOME AGAIN.-Selim Nicholson re- turned yesterday morning from Salt Lake city, where he went to attend the Elks' convention. He enjoyed his trip very much. was greatly pleased with the city, and had a good time in San Francisco on the way home. He says northern Arizona looks better than on the occasion of any previous trip he has made.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT.-Fran- cisco Estrella was arrested yesterday on complaint of Guadalupe Araiza for disturbing the peace and for using ob- JCCllOIldDle ld.lt5udS III IHe presence OI children. The trial of the case resulted in the discharge of the defendant, as 1t was clearly shown to be a family row. A warrant was also issued for the ar rest of Manual, a Mexican boy, charged with the destruction of watermelons in the garden of Edmund Du Puy.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the Blue Jacket Min ing and Milling corporation were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $1,000, 900; the incorporators are J. C. Mayeer, E. L. Davis, c. M. Parrish and J. F.. Ward of Pnnsylvania. Articles were also filed of the Hart Securities com pany; capital stock. $2,3OO,0O0. The in- corporators are w. H. H. Hart, U. D. Eddy, H. w. Smith and others of New York.
 A BURGLAR IN JAIL.-Deputy Sheriff James Gibson brought over from Tempe yesterday afternoon Wes- ley Johnson, colored. who is wanted here for the burglary of the house of George H. Connolly. It was not for that offense though that Johnson was brought to jail. He had committed burglary in Tempe also, but the case against him there was not quite so clear. The authorities believed that something ought to be done to him for that crime, so they allowed him to plead guilty to a misdemeanor, and he was sentenced to thirty days in the