Arizona republican., 1902-03-16

Thomas Murphy. of Detroit. has re- ceived a complete and expensive wei drilling outfit for use on the ranch He
 expects to bore a series of wells to
 augment the supply of irrigating water and will thoroughly test the practic
 ability of such an enterprise on the 1 higher lands in the valley. The ranch
 oi l60 acres is between the Indian school and the crcsscut canal. in tn.
 orange belt. and is planted tp oranges
 It is one of the most attractive prop erties iii the valley. The drilling ma chinery is capable of going G00 feet af- | ter water i; necessary. though it is not believed i. will be.
 POLICE, COTRT-!n police court yesterday there was but one case. that of good man who went wrong by tia too liberal use of liquor. 1t cost him sa. The Barrett ease was continued until next Saturday.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Murphy company. limited capital stock. $500G0 incorporat tors Thomas Murphy. F. r. Kren and C. NJ East. Detroit: The Mexican Mining anG '.- eco. incorporatcrs. w E. Duplanty. G. W. Miller. R. l.. Johnson. G. H. Wood and H. N Reynolds of Dayton. Ohio: Standard Copper Mining and Milling company. capital stock $1,00G 0G0. in ccrporators. F.. Lord. E. R. Allen. O. w
 Manz, C. ". Zander and C. F. Steli of Philadelphia. Pa: Modoc Chief Quick Silver Mining company. capitcI
 
 Rogers. E. R. Henry and F. F. Adams, St. Louis: The Consolidated Alpine Geld and Silver Mining company can ital stock. $1.50G, 0G0. incorpora tors. O. r Jacobi, L. H. Legler. L. o. Rasch and W Fl. Gilbert Of Evansville Ind.
 BENDER DECLARED COMPETENT The three petitions filed in probate court fer letters Of guardianship of JoAn Bender were all dismissed Sb: Judge Langston yesterday It was the theory of the court that q nian who. in the course of twenty years. could amaSs q fortune of &C. 600 working as an unskilled laborer. besides spelrling a great deal of his tune in drunkenness and paying out 2 considerable nart C.: his earnings in fines and wr1 in ali that time lad zen doing the> sane thing. n;E!lt be supposed tp ije cana ble of attending to his own affairs Et,n- der is row in the city jail. serving out q SINtY-day sentence for d"ilnk.nItass lie is allowed Sl q day. md that i, a- i..;;ch as h. could nlaks as :. l.lhol..r. He has pien,E cf mocey to pay his fire. bTi 1t is having :in easy t-ne and he fears 'na if he NeIe at larg.4 hc might spend within that sine great deal Of n-orey for st;on- drin'- That is held tc be arother evidence uf his ccl:''ue"cial sanity. The nni,t other matte oi interest in -le probate ccuft was th ui'-m'SSal of 1iI" p"titi.,n for a revocation of the letters of ThonlaS F. ElVeE ss administrator of the cs5- tate of Mary <. T1lvev.
 X SUFFERING FAAIII.Y.-A lett addressed to Joseph Porterie- has been handed into this office that ,he fafn.- ma ton it contains might be given pub EcitT- IL was written by Seaora Do lores :. de Laustaunan. who lives on an alley near the corner of Fourth and Jackson streets and details the deplor- able condition of herself and several children. She says her husband was sent to the insane asylum from Tucson and she came here from that place Lot long ago with her children all of whom are too young to be even self -suppor-- ing. and she is herself in a delicate condition. She says she is without funds or food or even the comforts or suitable bedding and is sleeping on ih. ground Application was made to tn supervisors for relief. but they are forced in the natUra of things to ,lra au q line somewhere against the suffering poor who make application and the line has been drawn against those .vln are sent in here peuniless from otho.' points Were 1t .ot. this county wouiI in q short time become the refuge of all the poor in the southwest The abuvn case. however. seems to be one of ltn- usual distress ;.nd furnishes another opportunitE for the charIt;.l,iy inclined people of this city to rej.rVe the rcarl.- needy as the;- have so often cone De fore.