Arizona republican., 1902-01-30

was as follows: Mandolin and. guitar
trio, Misses Forbes; piano duet, selec-
ton from "Boheuian Girl" Misses
maddox and Eberle: song Gin costume).
Walter Harlan; vocal duet. Rag DOLL
Misses Forbes. After the music dancing
was participated in.
HELD SOMETHING BACK-Yes-
terday's rain fully justified the predic-
lions heretofore made on the authority
Of George Allire and Henry Morgan.
The latter confessed yesterday that
there was no element of chance in his
predictions. as he had inside iniorIna-
ton, but withheld it from the public to
test It's faith. He said his legs had
been stiff from the knee down every
since January Il, and when that occurs
it simply has to rain. for there is moth
ing else will relieve him.
A NORTHERN SHERIFF.-Sheriff
Henry Lovin. trainer of the WaIlapai
Indians, capitalist and friend of the
original prospector. who also has real
estate in the Salt River valley. spent
yesterday in the city. His mission to
Phoenix was the bringing to the asylum
of Bill Stevens, the Sandy rancher, who
a short time ago went dart. His friends
thought it advisable that he should be
confined in the territorial institution.
Mr.. Lovin. the present sheriff of Mo-
have county, and the next. unless I'M
foreseen accidents Interfere. is gem
tieman well known in all parts OF
northern Arizona and whose friends are
numbered by the score.
NEW CORPORATIONS of
the following corporations were filed in
the office of the county recorder yester-
day. The California Mobile Transpor-
tation company. capital stock. 5000. 900:
incorporates w. J. Cotton. II. Berco-
wish, h. h. Cottle and l.. O'Neal of san
Jose, cal. Tonopah Bonanza Mining
company, capital stock. $500. 600; incor-
poratOrs. II. Gates. X. Pittman. G. Hail.
a. G. Gurnett. d. b. Lowe and d. vii
son OF San Francisco. Amended ar
ticles of the Northwestern Wireless
Telephone and Telegraph company. ex-
tending the territory in which to trans
act business, We're filed.
INSTALLATION AND BANQUET
At the meeting OF John w Owen post
No. ;, G.. a. r.. held last night the fol.
lowing officers were installed: Post
commander. q. D Gray; senior vice
commander. l. NJ. Christy; junior vice
commander, Mr.. Hank; commissary. K.
II. Greene; quartermaster. W. F r.
SCHNEIDER. Following the installation
the Woman's Relief corps gave a ban
quet to the members of the two or
CARNATIONS and a few guests. The
banquet had been arranged at consider
able trouble and was a sumptuous
feast the only disappointment being
that the inclemency of the Weather pre-
vented a large attendance.
WAS MUCH PLEASED. = John
Keough. who was arrested Tuesday for
carrying Il concealed weapon. was
given hearing yesterday afternoon.
He was ably defended by Attorney
Flanagan. who secured his release on
the understanding that Keough would
never see another sunrise in Phoenix
He had a little money. but not enough
to pay fine with under the charge
against him. so it was apparent to the
court that if he was convicted the city
would not only fail to make any money
out OF the incident, but be forced to
board him for Il while. II was also
shown by papers in his possession and
By the evidence in the case that he was
not bad man. He had simply got up
against q quality of liquor here that
he was not used to. ana il left him in
condition of mental responsibility.
He thanked every body in the court
room for his good luck in getting of
so easily. and bowed himself away to-
ward the Maricopa depot.