Arizona republican., 1902-03-05

Baxter at Wickenburg. By some error the whisky was delivered to the de- fendants who. though knowing that it had not been consigned to them. re- ceived it. and have since refused to pay for it.
 INDIAN HELP.-Mr H. A. Diehl. the manager of the Aboriginal Employ ment agency. of which mention has been made in these columns from time to time. anonunccS to q waiting public | that he is in q shape to furnish ser wants. He has on hand two Indian boys and q girl who would like tn have something to do-
 HAD NO LICENSF..-An Arab WIS in police court yesterday charged with peddling without a license. He has only been in the country a few weeks and knows little of American custor's or language. MT. Akel was pressed into service as an interpreter, and when the Arab understood what a hein- ous crime he had committed he pleaded guilty and threw himself on the mercy of the court. He was discharged on the promise that he would do it no more. or if he did. he would not got caught at it.
 DELAYED MAILS. - The recent storms in California have greatly de- layed the mail the last two days. The train due in Maricopa Monday morn ing at 3:52. reached there the following midnight Yesterday mornings train was not expected to arrive in Maricopa till 6foclock last night. and the limited due in Maricopa last night at :. will not get there till some time this morn ing. The trouble is at Serano, Cal. near San Luis Obispo on the coast line. where the road bed was con- structed by filling up one of the washes that run down to the beach. The rains loosened the dirt and the track under which there was no trestle. gave way.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Mineral Hill Mining company, capital stock. s1,000.000 incorporators. J. w. Cope. A. s. Arthur. C. M. Sturges w. T. Russell. B. F. McFall and E. s. Russell, The Arizona Democrat Pub fishing company, capital stock $25. .00a incOrpOrators. Sam r. Webb. J. O. Dun bar. M. T. Russell. Fred Keddington and C. M. Zander: Four Hundred Oil company, capital stock. s200, ,OO0, incorp- orators. T. J. Watts, F. r. Deyo. B. F. and NJ. E. Cniter; La Reforma Mining company. capital stock. S1,500. GOO, in cOrporators, G. F. C. w. and W. R. Minto, A. A. Wilson, J. A. Zahn. w. E, Case. T. A. Conlon and F. w. Smith.
 THE HEGIRA OF A HERO.-John Malley, hobo who had been arrested outside the city limits, was in Justice Burnetts court yesterday. He pleaded guilty to charge of vaSrancy and threw himself on the mercy of the court. He wanted to leave the country and he assured the court that if he were permitted to go the setting sun would descend upon him somewhere near the county boundary. The justice let him go with the understanding that he should jet him know by. long dis tance telephone at sun down how far he had traveled. At late hour last night he had not been heard from. The court assumes that he had travelled so far and so fast that he had gotten be- yond the long distance stations.
 STUCK THEM ANYHOW. - Ne, Farr. Martin McAndrews and George Michaeis were before Justice Burnett yesterday on a suspicion that they wera burglars. They were arrested last week and among other things found in their possession was lot of skeleton keys. It could not be shown at the trial which of the suspects had the keys, and moreover the court could net look down into their hearts and see whether they intended to commit burg lary. He accordingly released them and ordered them to police court where they were subsequently, surprised to find themselves before the same mag istrate. this time charged with va 3rancy. They gave up. seeing the i'm possibility of escaping from such a per sistent Nemesis. and pleaded guilty. They were given twenty days on the chain gang.