Arizona republican., 1902-12-02

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 THE SUPERVISORS.-T regular meeting of the board of supervisors was held yesterday. The time was spent in the auditing of bills. The claims for election services and for ser vice on the jury came in a bunch.
 A BABES DEATH-Frances. the seventeen-mOnth old babe of Mir and Mrs. c. D. Doris died yesterday after noon, having been sick two weeks of pneumonia. The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock on Monday morn ing.
 AN OVERSIGHT.-Amid the noise and confusion of the closing hours of the carnival an event happened in Phoenix which was almost lost sight of. There was born to the household of MT. LA H. Chalmers a boy. He has been gaining in weight and strength ever since that event and last night he weighed nine pounds.
 POLICE COURT.-In the police court yesterday there were five cases of drunkenness and disorderly conduct Two of them forfeited five dollar bail bends and the other two were fined five dollars each. In default of pay ment they went to jail Jack Roe who is a near relative of John Doe got into a fight Sunday night and was arrested putting up a cash bail bond of twenty dollars for his liberty. He forfeited the bond yesterday by nOn-appearance in court.
 TO SPEAK TO THE INDIANS Col. Sobieski has accepted the invita- tion of Supt Goodman to address the Indian school on tomorrow evening and will pause in his crusade in Phoenix long enough to do so This evening he will speak again in the Fifth Ave nue Christian church on "HindraEces to Temperance Reform" Those who listened to his eloquence and humor last night were delighted. On Friday night = Col Sobiesk will deliver his great popular lecture on The Polish Republic" in the Presbyterian church. . HE HAD A FIT.-Joe Monihon was suffering from a fit of righteous indig- nation. When he went out to his pas ture in the morning he found the hide of a valuable COW together with some of her framework, incidental properties and internal organization, ornamenting the greensward. But her blood had soaked into the ground, and her spirit and beef had gone hence. He was was not so much concerned about the spirit as he was about the beef and the man that got away with it. He re- ported the matter at the sheriff's office and a staff detective was assigned to the case.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corpora tions were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Cleveland and Pittsburg Mining and Developing company. capi- tai stock $1.O0O.OOO. incorporators P. J. Meade. K. B. Waite and w G. Phillips of Cleveland, O.; Garcia Mining com pany. capital stock, $1O, 900 900. incor- poratOrs F.. w. Brinker q. Y. Ellison and A. F.. Friebess of Chicago; The Summit Oil and Coal company. capital stock $500,O 900, incoporators A. w. Clap per, w. A. Spencer and w. J. Auitman of Akron, O.; Orc Grande Exploration and Development company, capital stock $3.000,000, incorporators C. H. Akers. s. Oberfelder and Charles Gold man; Saddle Mountain Mining com pany, capital stock S250,0 900, incorpora- tors w. W. Delano, J. l.. Houghton and F. A. Babcock of Washington. D. C.: United States Oil corporation, capital stock S1,500,000, incorporators C. B. Hubbard, E. D. Wheelock and C. A.