Arizona republican., 1902-10-21

 declared forfeited John Putnam, who vas held for drunkenness nd disorder iy conduct, was sent to the cellar for ten days. John Brownf one oi the brothers arrested last week for riding on the sidewalks was found guilty and fined three dollars. He did not have the money but was allowed to put up his wheel as a bond fer the payment Of the fine. His brother Dewitt Brown. failed to appear and his brother said he had run away from home. A war rant will be issued for him. and if he can be found he will be given an illus traticn of how boy should respect the law.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. Werdenhoff Mining and Mill ing company, capital stock, $5.000,000, incorporators, William NJ Judd. H. H. Shepherd and William H. Powell of New York; Gold Canyon Mines con- pany capital stock, $5OO,OOO, incorpor- atcrs, William Gregory. NJ. D. Buck and J. l.. Vanderwerker of California :: Shakespere Mining and Reduction company. capital stock $500, 900, incor- porators. J. F. Krepps and J. F. Cullen and others of Pennsylvania; The | Okeniva oil company, capital stock. $500, ,000 incorporators, J. B. Kerr, H. F. | LongswCrth and others of Ohio: North American Oil and Mining company. capital stock. $500, GOO, incorporators. w. L. McMullen. w. E. Cline and J. l.. Hilzeberger of New Jersey; Philadel- phia Zine company, capital stock, $50O,- 900, incorporators. H. S. Douglass and William H. Bright of New Jersey.
 | THE NEW PRECINCTS The board Of. supervisors yesterday adopted a re- vision of the justices precincts of the county and also esta ablished the elec ton precincts. The change made in the lines of the justices precincts make them contiguous, whereas they were not | so before For instance, Phoenix pre- cinct for some reason took in the coun- | try about Peoria notwithstanding the Glendale justice precinct separated the | two territories. Gila' Bend preclnc took in only a small area around the town and the still surrounding coun- | try was in no defined precinct. Little change has been made in the bcunda] = ies of the election precincts, but sev- eral polling places were established. In what was known as the Vulture pre- cinct. polling places were designated at Vulture. Angel Camp and Morristown. A resident of that precinct may vote at one of the polling places to which he happens to be the nearest.
 GOOD TEMPLARS ENTERTAIN | The public meeting under the auspices of the local Good Templars' lodge in | the Presbyterian church last night was largely attended, and the excellent pro- gramme rendered fully merited a crowded house. The vocal solo by Pro- lessor Todd was highly appreciated. as was the instrumental music furnished by the Forbes Sisters orchestra. Joel White gave a selection from Tom Sawyer" which put everybody in a good humcr Miss McFan sang A. rewards" in excellent voice, and pleased her hearers immensely. The principal event of the evening was the address of Rev. w. H. Bagby. the new pastor Of the Christian church, who took for his theme. "The saloon: How Shall We Antagonize It?" He prefaced his remarks by saying that he had no quarrel with the saloon keeper, but with his business. He spoke at some length upon the effects of strong drink, and maintained that the only way that the saloon could be abolished was through united effort on the part Of the church. He was followed by the Rev. C. V. Cowan, who deprecated the ten dency Of the average newspaper to make fun of the temperance ref0rmer. who was working for the good of his country.