Arizona republican., 1902-06-10

so long that it was feared that sum-
mer was never going to come again
in all its old time glory. 1t began re-
turning on Sunday and pushed the
thermometer up to 104. 1t was so en-
Outraged by that performance that yes
terday it came back and went itself
four better.
HAD A GOOD TIME.-Ed Lightner
has returned from a three weeks trip
to the coast where he had more fun
| than he ever heard of before and saw
things that he did not know had been
invented or discovered yet. He was
in delirium of delight. in fact. and is
not right sure now just what he did
see.
JIM SHOT.-Not Jim Shott. the coun-
Gilman, but Jim, the dog mascot of the
Phoenix Fire department. He wan
dered away from his own firesiG-
couple of days ago ana yesterdd..- lie
dragged himself home with charge
of buckshot il his SHOULDER. He ,,as.
given immediate attention and VII 1e-
cover. unless the flies eat him up
A BAD BUNCH.-Captain Bush and
Officer Russell landed a bad bunch of
Mexicans. or three of them. at least,
We're all drunk and engaging in a free
fight on Second street between Jackson
and Buchanan, clubbing each other
with guns. Some of them We're badly
battered up and one or two got away.
JUSTICE GRAY'S COURTROOM
Doe. a Mexican. was brought before
Justice Gray yesterday on complaint Of
Jose Maria Villa. charging him with
stealing watch. His case was set
for trial today at II o'clock and he was
| taken to Jail where he could be found
when wanted. Ed Helm. who was ar
rested on the charge of not supporting
his children. was arraigned and his
case set for trial Saturday at > o'clock.
X. OF p. GRAND LODGE.-A large
delegation from this valley and from
southern points left here on this morn
ing's train for Williams to attend the
grand lodge of the knights of Pythias.
Among them We're: DR.. T. H. Sabin.
J. NJ. Aitken. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lang
ston. Harry A. Drachman. Judge Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. d. Lopez. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Hoff. ]. J. Bowen. Jas. Farley
William Nerren. Jno. Kelley. S. p. Hoe
fer. Geo. 4. Mauk. G. NJ Zander. Harry
E. Taft and H. /. Parker.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. About
thirty members of the knights of Ply
| thias. with their wives. left this morn
ing for Williams to attend the meeting
of the grand lodge of the order which
| will be convened there tomorrow. The
| dele gatiCn going out of Phoenix is lot
made up wholly of Phoenix people
| Twelve of the number are from Tie
| southern lodges and eight from the
south side. The knights will be further
augmented by the lodges at Congress
and Prescott. All who are going are
rot delegates to the grand lodge. Many
are knights Of khorassan. who are 60
| ing to witness the agony Of thirty tyros
| the latter part of the week.
| NEW CORPORATIONS of
! the following corporations We're filed
| in the office of the county recorder yes
! terday: Tropical Food company. CAPT
| tai stock, 81 cos. 900. incorpora tors. j. H.
! Pennington. J. Riffel and +. Smith, of
! New York; The Great Western Oil and
! Mining company. capital stock. s.. G00-
| C0G. incorpora tors. F. G. Spradling, G..
r. Mansfield. T. H. Zook and L. Stew
art of Indiana: Wyman Mining COM
| pany of Phoenix. capital stock, $500. 900,
incorporates. G. Wyman. a. V. Bau-
man. f. b. Smith. l.. G. Cole and B. +.
Wade of Toledo. Ohio Rcwley Mining
| company. capital stock. $4,000 incor-
i porators, K. Nj. j. Rowley and Sara
! Steenberg of Chicago.
| A LITTLE TOO HOT-T s Petit
grew of New York, son of ex-senator
| Pettigrew. who is largely interested in
mining in this territory. arrived here
yesterday registering a the CONNER
| cial hotel. Mr.. PettigreW is attending
Columbia college and following up
mining branches in particular. He
| comes TO Arizona to spend the summer
and is en- route 10 the Del Monte mines
west of Congress. He is inclined to
think the particular kind of weather
on exhibition yesterday has its annoy
| ing features and hopes to find it cooler
! at the mine. Though he has never
been at the Del Monte mine he visited
Arizona for a short time about year
ago.
NOT AN EAGLE.-It was stated in
The Republican yesterday that the I,a-
giles of Prescott had sent to Ed Rup-
pert one OF the most influential MEM
bers of the order here. young eagle
which had ben caught on the Verde,
| anu WHICH Was sent uON IL W ne illdut
an honorary member of the Phoenix
aerie. Mr.. Rupert denies that the ca
gle is an eagle in the sense that he IS
to be a member of the aerie. 1t is mis-
own private property and was sent TO
him by John II. Bagby. 1t is a vicious;
young thing and nothing could be done
with it until yesterday. H. J. Bennett
came along and showed how. 1t is n
old Notwithstanding salt on its tail.
1t works like charm. y salt cellar is
kept By the cage, and whenever the en-
blem of the country becomes ohstrap-
erous dash of it is thrown on him md
his equanimity is restored.
CAME AFTET; HIS FATHE.'..-Jonn
w. Wright Of Reno. Nevada. arrived
in the city yesterday after his father,
William A. Wright. who has ben CON
fined at the sheriff's office since last
Friday for insa nity. At the time OF his
arrest the old man seemed to be insane
only on one point. He imagine that he
had betrayed the secrets of the Masonic
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