Arizona republican., 1902-07-30

WATER COMPASSIONATE water storage commission held a meeting yesterday, at which a number of bills were audited and other routine bus- ness attended to.
 BOYS ARM BROKEN-W. H. Gra- ham. who lives at Fort Mcdowell, | came in last night with his eight-year- | cid son, whose arm had been broken 1 by a fall from horse. The arm was | set by Dr. Dameron.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to | Thomas P Dillon of Coconino county and Eliza Key and to Joseph A. Rick ] etts and Bertha Cline, both of this | county. The former couple was mar ried by Justice Burnett.
 ] PEACE DISTURBERS.-C ble Gonzales yesterday arrested Ignaeio
 Robles for disturbing the peace, and his trial was set for today. Domingo Ybarra was arrested on similar
 charge by Constable Kyle and his trial
 was set for July 31st at 10 a. m.
 THE OIL WELL.-The Camelback Oil companys drill was started yester- day morning and about fifteen feet made, when it became necessary to close down for a temporary adjustment of some part of the machinery. All will be i'll readiness to resume work early this morning.
 FLASHLIGHTS night police force received yesterday three new flashlights to take the place of the old fashioned dark lantern. They look in the dark very much like d policeman's club. but there is a bulls-eye in one end and by pressing a trigger on the side with the thumb a fine electric light is thrown out.
 PROBATE COURT.-The annual ac- count of the guardian of Milton Eari Branscomb was heard in probate court yesterday and approved. The same ac- ton was taken on the final account and report of the guardian of Arthur Lee Graham. The annual account of the eXecutor of the will of Michael Wells was heard and approved.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the Socorro Gold Min ing company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $500. .0GO. The incorpor- ators are George H. Brewer and John Wix Thomas. Articles were also filed of the Boston Westcliffe Mining and Development company. The capital stock is S150,000. The incorpOrators are J. Lewis Rice and F. L. Wheeler. The capital stock of the Indiana Gold Dredging and Mining company was raised from $45,000 to s144.OOO.
 CLIFTON'S CONFESSION.-Clif Stevens, the colored boy who was ar rested on Sunday for the burglarizing
 of the barber shop of Bob Stevens and stealing SIP, was in Justice Burnett'S s | court yesterday. He pleaded guilty. Theodore Thomas. who had made the l complaint against him and who was the principal witness. made an appeal to the court for mercy. He said he did not believe that the boy intended to leave town and that if he had not been
 arrested he would no doubt have kept on at work until he would have made good the amount he had stolen. Stevens | was sent to the county jail for fifteen
 days.
 THE LOS ANGELES WAY.-F w i Thode. who returned yesterday morn | ing from a short visit to Los Angeles gathered q congregation of real estate
 men about him yesterday and told
 them how the business of handling real
 estate was conducted in that town in
 such q way as to make q good showing 1 before the world. Hardly a weel
 passes in which some prominent piece
 of property does not change hands
 on until there is an impression that req