Arizona republican., 1902-04-27

company. capital stock, $2,G09 00G; in
corporators. S. b. Keesling. w. q Hol-
ton and d. W. Bolen. The Grand Pa'-i-
fic Gold company, capital stock, $40.
100000: incorpOrators, e. t. Adams, i.
S. Henderson and L. y. Henderson.
! MINERAL. SPECIAIENS.-The board
| cf trade received = number Of hand
scme gold, silver and copper specimens
yesterday from the Exposition sroln
! of mines In the san Domingo district
east o. WicKenbur~
| AS TO THE GOV ERNOR'S RESiG-
NATIQN.-Tha following Associated
Press dispatch was sert cut from Phoa-
nix last night: While it IS gelar!ti~
| believed hei,a that Governor n D
| Murphy Wrot, the president scine time
ago rendering his resignation. the NV
| error declines 10 be interviewed Oh h.
subject. II * wei kloWn. haves AZ.
that ne has been ;,la2zins prepare ionr
for some months ia join his brother.
f. ii. Murphy. in railroad ana mining
enterprises, attention to which would
make ii necessary for him 10 retire
from office.
| THE IVES SJITS.-.Iudge t-ent res-
terJiay rendered a decision upon the
demurrers to the complaints ii h
cases brought by Thomas T. Wilson s
| = tax payer. against Governor Nur.',.,-
and Dr.. q. ". Nicilers. formerly terri
| torrial auditor. The demurrer was sus-
! tanned as to the governor. bc.t vas
| o,erruled as 10 the former auditor. II
was hel4 in ;he sustaining Of the la-
IHuiTer int5rposed By the attorneys Tor
! the governor that he was not answer
able in the action. TIE demurrer tech
! nically set up by the attorneys ior the
| former auditor having been oTerruiad.
! the case Will now go to trial.
| THE PICNIC.-The picnic to Iron
| Springs yesterday was Il notable sue
! cess Notwithstanding The weather was
| not as warm as anticipated when tn
picnic was first projected. The wealth
ar though had moderated greatly from
the little Geld snap in the hills last
| Sunday. About 80 persons boarded
/ the excursion train which left early in
! the morning \ let of camp chairs
| had been provided in case the train
was too crowded for all to find cusu-
I Toned seats. The day was spent a.
! cnlya day can be spent al from Springs
/ both little folks and big folks enjoying
themselves to the fullest. The train
returned about . o'clock in the even
!
/ far as reported.
/ JUSTICE GEAY'S COCRT-A.aria
! Erechtel and ssimona Peralta who en-
gagged ii Il personal encounter several
days ago we're arraigned yesterday be-
fore Justice Gray. They We're arrested
on warrants from Justice Burnett's
/ court, but owing 70 his illness, were
! transferred 20 Justice Gray. The cases
3.-ot.o Got -
Emil Stein. = cook, who threw another
man out OF his Kitchen some days ago
ives trisd yesterday by Justice cay
and discharged. there being 70 convias.-
ing testimony. :. warrant was also =
sued for Il negro by the name o, J4hn
Doe. The complaint Vas sworn 90 BY
J. d. Cra0b, who says the man wanted
! has been harassing himself si,ld neigh
bors west Of town
W. P. CRUMP'S LOSS.-On Informal
ton hurriedly gathered at a la te hour
last night. or rather this morning i
was stated that the house destroyed by
fire in East Phoenix belonged to MIR
st. Claire He did at one time ova
the house. but the most recent owners
were William T. GluElp and his;
brother. His loss in the house nd
contents is about $1.GGC. about - by
cent Insurance. Mr.. CruTnp is the stew
ard Of the Country cIub. and when the
members of th" club heard OF his los
yesterday morning they hastilg made
up a purse for him. 1t amounted 10
SO which tlr. Crump prizes highly. not
only because it IS s., but because il
carries with it thu friendly expression
Of the clIb
i NOVEL BACE.-Thare Was nov
el race cn the Tempe road east OF
Phoenix a few days ago that illustrates
how nicely the most recent civilization
has bea1 grated on to saVagery dr
rather how short 4 jump it is from
one t. tda either. A number OF be-
came along Ell bicycles and passed 4
wild unnamed Indian with flowing hair.
F2a Indian was mounted CT = little
pony and cid not like the proceeding.
So he whipped up his horse and outraa
the boys. \ few minutes later Irving
Andrews came along III his aUton2obtle
and threw down the gauntlet 70 tn
Indian He took il up and distanced
the machine Ter i few minutes bu;
the pony soon got cut o. wind while
the machine get d fresh supply and
threw dust INFO the natives eyes.
WILL CHANGE HIS NAMF3-Dicl;
Hail came down from Wicke nburg yes
terday and will Be ir the city for q
few days. He came for the express
purpose OF changing mis- name and he
| Is noJ going t. get married tc accom-
plish that purpose either. lie savs
Dick" IS all right for name as ia!
as 1t goes. but it done go far enough
He is going to space it out therefore
with the alliterative name o. Wick