Arizona republican., 1902-06-12


 deg poisoner is at large again and he is doing business with the dogs. There is enc man in town that wants to do a little business with him if he can be located Mr. I. W. F'url had d fine Irish setter which ha priZed very high ly as the animal was family pet be- side being d good dog. About f o'clock yesterday afternoon he got O dose of poison. where and from whom does not appear. MT. Furl in another column offers d reward for information on the subject. that is large enough to be an inducement to local detectives. and he means what he says.
 THE BROWN CASE. - William Brown. who was brought back here from San Diego tn answer 10 the charge of an assault on a Mrs. Cornell at Buckeye, Was discharged yesterday and arrested again on the same charge. After his first arraignment word was sent to the witnesses t0 come in and tell their story. They failed to come and the time for which the man could be legally held having expired yester- day he was discharged without exam ination. He was re-arrested at once by Constable Hedwine and subpoenas were then issued in regular form for the witnesses to be in court on the 18th
 GOT THIRTY DAYS.-The only case tried by the recorder yesterday was that of Francisco Franco held over from the day before. It was made easy by the defendant pleading guilty to having kept a disorderly house. She claimed to be q peace loving woman herself but admitted that wicked peo- pie had frequently gathered there and engaged in riotous conduct. She could see nothing to be gained by putting up a defense. The sentence was thirty dollars or thirty days. She began seI'- vice at once. saying she would study over night whether she preferred to live in jail for q month CT divorce her self from what looked like q large piece of money.
 McDANIELS RELEASED. - Jesse McDaniels. who was brought here an Tuesday On the .suppOsition that he was the murderer Of James Ford three years ago. W&: released from jail yes terday on the showing that he is quite another person than the murderer. Nc Daniels had been brought from Doug las, where he was engaged at work He had Sl.55. which would not have carried him very far toward home. but before ha was released from jail he had employment here d a much better figure than he could have got even ir the new and bustling town of Dourtls He is q plasterer as well as many other kinds of a workman. Plasterers are very scarce iE Phoenix and a contrae- or offered him 8 2 day. But for the Tor tunate circumstance of his arrest Ne would still be begging away on d 7ala- ry not more than half as big as he is getting now.
 NEW CORPORATi0NS- S-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the Cffice of the county recorder yester- day. Orc Fino Mining and Milling 70. capital stock $500. .000; incorporators W. (. Jenkins, J. T. Mabey w. Moranand C. Merchant. or San Francisco: The Eagle Tail Mining and Develcpm II company, capital stock $l 600. 000 inc.-r- porators Frank Baxter and Q. E. Bloomer; The Eugenia Mining compa ny. capital stock $l.o00 o0G incorpn.-l- tors Nj. l. Holman, C. q. Ward ana w F.. Rafferty of Chicago: Baby Mckee Consolidated Mines company. capital stock $2.000,000. incorporatCrs |. T. Cloud. l.. c. Lilly and F. Moeller: The Cincinnati Centrifugal Process Mining company capital stock S35 GOO incorp- orators J. r. Robinsca. N. A ElveISon and T. \. Temple of Cincinnati: The Superstition Cold Mining company. capital stock $500. eco incorporators Eugene Brady o'Neill, F. A. and S Lamb. w. R. F. Schindler C. Timmins. l.. R. Kruger and w. T smith
 WILCUTT-McC Charles T. WillcUtt and Miss Anna Francis Me Cram were united in marriage We'd nesday morning at the Franciscan monastery. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. Father SeVerin. in the presence of few friends. After the ceremony the couple drove out to the beautiful country residence of Nr. and Mrs. Brill. where they enjoyed d most delightful breakfast. Mir. Will cutt has been about thirty years in the territory. and is one oi the men Nho has won and held the esteem. confi- derce and friendship of all who 6nOw him. Mr. Willcutt is superintendent of the Golden Rule Mining company. and owns several rich claims in Yava- pal county. Mrs. Willcutt has been in Phoenix since last September. She is from Louisville. Ky. and is sister of Dr. W. J. McCrann of South Omaha. one of the best known physicians in ;he country. Mir. and Mrs. Willcutt left on ] the NJ. &. P. train for Los Angeles dst night
 WAS NOT MURDER. = Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning Of ! ficer Porterie was walking on South i Fifth street when he heard q woman screaming murder. Thinking that some blood curdling episode was in ! progress he went to the room whence
 the cries emanated and found Ethel Parker and Jack Mays in controversy over the possession of q sun Of money.
 He placed the man under arrest fer dis
 turbing the peace and yesterday ar raiGaed him in Justice Gray's court ] Previous to the arraignment the Wom-
 an had come up town and ein-
 ployed an attorney to defend the mar
 she was fighting with the night before
 The attorney drew up all application
 for change of venue to Justice Bur
 netts court and the defendant signed
 it, though admitting to Justice Gray