Arizona republican., 1902-02-18

| the petition of D. P. Kyle for letters of l administration on the estate of Joseph K. Day was continued until today.
 when the application of Thomas Bowers
 for letters on the same estate will be l heard. Adam Gleim appeared in court
 to answer to citation to him to appear
 and answer allegations that he had
 made way with certain property belong | to the estate. The petition was dis ! missed. In response to a citation to show cause why he should not make a report of his administrato torship in the estate of c. V. Shawver. John A. Shaw yer appeared and filed report. Action
 upon it was continued. An inventory
 and appraisement of the estate of the
 Snowman minors were field.
 HALL-JACKSON Hall and Mrs. Daisy Jackson were married yes terday in this city and are receiving the
 congratulations of their friends. MT.
 Hall is one of the best known travelling
 men in the territory, having represent
 ed Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson for
 many years in this section. He will
 leave shortly for San Francisco, where
 he will hold responsible position with
 that firm.
 K. AIKwAI RELEASED.-The in
 quest concerning the death of $. Tore
 goa, the Japanese cook who was shot and killed at Clayson's ranch last week.
 was concluded before Justice Burnett yesterday morning. The jury found
 that the shooting was accidental. and accordingly K. Ailxwai. the Japanese who did the shooting and has been since detained. was ordered released. He was the only eyewitness. and he related before the coroner's jury the same story of the tragedy that he had rn1 n urAla af h which was printed in The Republican. There could be no reasonable doubt of the truth of the story. It did not even appear that he was careleSsly fooling with the gun. His touching of the trigger was accidental.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Carter x Munro Lumber com pany. capital stock, S10. 900: incorporat- ors. C. A. Winston, P. A. Munro. R. H. Wallner and F.. s. Munro. The Metro politan Oil company. capital stock. $1.- 100000; incorporators. J. w. Smith. G. F. Wells and H. A. Hines. Douglass City Brewing company. capital stock. 5.O00; incorporators, O. H. Adsitt and William Schwartzenburg of Alaska. The Mount Ararat Mining company. capital stock, $100. 900; incCrporators. H. J. Wilkins. H. A Rideout and w. O. Wilkins. The Arizona Mexican Copper company. capital stock. S3.OOO. GOO: in- corpCrators. s. M. McCowan, w. C. Foster, W. E. Deity and l.. H. Chal- mers.
 VISIT OF CHICAGO MEN.-Messrs. Edwin l.. Harpham and George A. Smith of Chicago spent yesterday in the city, having returned yesterday mo r-rli lifngr fCif rn h aNHTl mine, in which MT. Smith is interested. They left last night for Bisbee, where they expect to meet other gentlemen from the east, and continue their travels into Sonora, where my Harp ham, who is a lawyer, has some bus mess matters to look after. Both gen tleTen expressed themselves as greatly pleased with Phoenix. Mir. Harpham. it was his first visit here. He said that when he left Chi cago the mercury was playing around zero, and here they find it taking lib critics with the ninctics. The contrast was a very notable one. Phoenix is d nicer town and the valley more promising region in the opinion of Mir. Harpham than he had previously sup posed. They will return from the south in about ten days.
 GOOD ORDER.-Unusual good order has prevailed about town for a few days, and the police did not jail q single Gi'unk Sunday nor yesterday up to court time.
 LOST CHILDREN.-The rising gen eration in this town is pretty hard to keep track of. Two ladies lost their children yesterday, but both were fort unate in finding them in the course of an hour or so. About noon q woman very much excited. appeared at the police station and said she had lost her little one on Washington street and had searched diligently but could not find him. She was very badly fright ened. bur Officer Russell told her 60 keep up the search in nearby places, and he would look around farther out. He returned after a bicycle ride of several miles in length. and learned that the child was found. About f:30 o'clock it was reported to the city mar shal that the little child of Mrs. Clay pool. who is stopping with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Kellner, had strayed away from the family resi- dence an hour before. Diligent search was made in this case and it proved successful, the little one suffering no injury
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