Arizona republican., 1902-05-20

some people have in the mines alons
 Castle creek They say a $5O.O90 cash
 offer was made to the Kingston Min | ing company for it's property just above
 the hot springs and refused. This property was sold less than two years | ago by Coffee Al and Jack Evans. and though it is yet in the development stage its oWners are satisfied it will prove q valuable mine.
 GONZALES THE SLAYER-Depu- ty Sheriff William Noris of Gila com " left last night for Globe with Yer dunio Gonzales. the murderer of I,u- gene Packard who was captured by the deputy sheriff and John Howell at Fl. Mcdowell on Saturday afternoon BACCALATREATE SERMON. A number Of visitors were present at ,he baoo aIaureate services at the Indian school on Sunday evening. Rev. br. HaIsey preached the sermon. his theme being christian Decision" The tx- cellent music included a piano prelude
 by Miss Halsey. two hymns by tnr school, and three selections by the Zap
 t;st church quartette. Mrs. Emb.ee, Mrs Thompson. Dr. Dcdsworth ana 3tr. Coggins.
 POLICE COURT-!n police court yesterday the ease of the militiam&n arrested for fast riding was called and the attorney for the denfense filed de-
 fnurrer to the complaint. It was taken under consideration and the ease con tinued till this afternoon. The C1lY
 cher news incident occurring ill police circles was the arrest early in the morning of a couple of girls that ran away frcm fhe Crittenton home about daylight. They were kept in the city jail for an hour when they became pelitent and willingly returned to the home.
 NEW CORPOR&TION$.-ArtiCles cf
 the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Tonppa Extension Mining company. capital stock $l.C00. 900. incor- porators J. M. Burke F. l.. AIins. J. Nj Duke and NJ E. Kellogg of San
 Francisco: j. M. Wright X, Co. capital stock $500, coo, incorrorators ]. Nj. and
 E. S. Wright, and B. AL and w. Cac- sar Of San Francisco; Eat Portage Mining and Development company. capital stock g. 2000.0G0, incorporators ". H. Huey. C F. Baird and C. r
 Finrey. of Philadelphia
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT. = Ths judgment rendered yesterday by Jus tice Gray in the case of the fighting Turks was the discharge Of i. R3mlay and the placing of Cruz Turk under a fifty dollar bond to keep the peace. \ warrant was issued for the arrest ci
 Juana Cruz. charging her with disturb ing the peace. but when the officer wen 1 out to look for her he learned that sh, : had taken the morning train for Con | sress John Doe pleaded guilty to dis turbing the peace and was fined Frank Lines Was jailed by ConstabI, Martin late in the afternoon aftel
 which the officer made complaint be
 fore Justice Gray that Lines. whil eun 1 der the influence of liquor. had visite. a South Seventh street resort. broken ! window, smashed up the furniture. an,
 otherwise amused himself t0 the dis
 turbarce Of the peace and happiness O
 the neighborhocd. The case agains
 Mrs. Low for flooding the road was dis
 missed. she paying the costs. Sh'
 stated that the inundation of the rcaC
 Was not her fault but that of the roa'
 ! nVerseer. 4 culvert had been under
 mined and neglected. and when th
 water was turned in it acted as a dan
 intsead Of a sluiceway.