Arizona republican., 1902-08-05


 was the only man the city recorder could get action on yesterday, and he was sent below for five days
 YSLAS ISOLATED.-Ignacio Yslas, who was arrested Saturday night by Constable Kyle on the charge of drunk enness, was sent into the retirement of the county jail for six days by Justice Gray yesterday.
 RAIN IN THE SOUTH.-The south ern part of the territory was visited yesterday afternoon and last night py a hard rain storm. That much could be seen from here, and d report was received from Tucson saying that that town had rain out of all proportion to the righteousness of it's inhabitants.
 HAS EARNED A VACATION.--Seth Byers, the janitor at the court house, left last night for the coast on vaca- tion and on visit to his family. MT. Byers came to the territory sixteen years ago, and this is the first time he has ever been out of it. This is also the first vacation he has had in all that time, not counting several short fishing excursions, and a fishing excursion in this country is rather a hardship than a tour of recreation ONE FARE ROUND TRIP.-Secre- tary W. C. Foster of the republican territorial central committee has re- ceived information from the passenger departments of the M. & P. and s. P P. & P. railroads and connecting lines | that a rate of one fare for the round trip will be made to all delegates at tending the territorial convention to be held here September T.. Tickets on the northern lines will be on sale Sep tember 15 and good to September 21 The dates were not named by the southern roads, but presumably they will be the same.
 IF IT HAD BEEN A BOY.-Tyilliam B4own, a prosperous ranchman and d good republican, living west of the city became the father of a new girl yes ter day morning. He is as happy as a man could well be unless the girl had been boy. On general principles MT Brown thinks as much of girl babies as he does of boy babies, but he is peculiarly situated. The distric: in which he lives is overwhs imingly denl- ccratic; in fact, he is the only repub- .icGn there. He would therefore have been little happier ii the democratic majC-ity had been cut down by the event Of yesterday.
 AN ARMY SURGEON NISIT-Dr. Mose!y, who is surgeon general of the department of the Colorado, with head quarters at Denver, spent yesterday in Phoenix and continued his journey southWard last night. Dr. Mosely was many years ago stationed at Whipple barracks as post surgeon, is well known and has many friends in Arizona. He served in the Philippines. and but re- gently returned from there with a good record and notable advancement. as his rank is now that or 9 lieutenant colonel. He is now engaged in an in- spection of sanitary conditions of the various posts in this department, and has already visited Fort Wingate and Fort Whipple. He goes from here to Forts Grant and Huachuca and then home through New Mexico.
 WILLING TO DIVIDE.-An A. D. T. boy who had been working for the com pany half a month and drawn his sal ary for that period was among the visi- tors at the Park on Sunday night He had his wealth with him. a ten-dclla r bill. He came home without it. When ever he thinks of the sodas he could have bought with it, and when lie makes the calculation that he could have had watermelcns every day for ] month, the loss of that bill makes him sick. He wants to get the money back and he makes the following liberal offer to the finder: He may have half ot it Beside that the A. D. T. union of Phoenix will adopt a resolution oi thanks to the man fortunate enough tc l restore the bill to the worthy member and brother The money may be left at this office or at the Western Union
 INQUIRY ABOUT A DEAD MAN. 4 letter was received yesterday at tn, ctfice of the district clerk from j | Wharton Clark, an attorney before thu United States court of claims, maxim, inquiry about William Burch, whom h is representing in a case before tn court. He said when he last heard from Burch he was living in thi county. It is necessary that he shoult be put in communication with him 0 his heirs al once, as he has been or | dered to present more evidence in tn case, which must be closed this sum mer or never. It was learned tha Burch for some time resided in tn Buckeye country, where his brother in law, Carter Hazelton, still lives. Las spring Burch and his wife left Buck eye to go to the Imperial country, bu he was taken sick on the way and die at Yuma.
 NEW CORPORATIONS c the following corporations were filed i the office of the county recorder yes terday: Tonopah Gold Mountain Min ing company; capital stock. S1.000,00 incorporators. J. L. Butler, A. A. Baa: C. Runge and R. Resegl of Nevad; OaXaca Rubber and Planting company capital stock, s15O,O ,OOO; incorporators, I Pohlman, w. K. Tullcch and F. Burge of California. The Noble Automobi
 Manufacturing company: capital steel
 5O,OOO; inccrporators, J. C. Noble. A.
 Monroe and J. C. Meador of Ohi