Arizona republican., 1902-07-15

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cellino Lopez and Erlinda Garcia.
PROBATE COURT.-The only matter
in probate court yesterday was the all
lowing of claims against the estate or
Joseph H. Hardy.
FOUND \ SHAWL.-City Marshal
Kinney found a black umbrella shawl
Sunday night that he would be willing
to return to the owner on the ldentifl-
cation of the property.
GONE TO BUCKEYE.-A. d. Zandef
left last night for Buckeye with load
of supplies and material for improve
ments shortly to be made On the ranch
of himself and brother. c. NJ. Zander-
GONE TO PRESCOTT. B. Dough-
erty, Il well known Phoenix contractor,
left on this mornings train for Pres
colt. He has entered upon a vacation
of three weeks or month, and may
continue his travels to San Francisco
before he returns.
VETERANS WILL MEET.-Lawton
post Spanish War Veterans. will hold
meeting on Wednesday evening at the
office of Captain ]. l. B. Alexander in
the Fleming block. The principal bust
for an election of officers.
QUARTETTE MEETING.-The regu-
lar meeting of the quartette will be held
tonight for practice at the residence OF
Mr. L. w. Soggins. one of the members.
These weekly meetings of the quartette
for practice have come to be in a ma
ture of public rehearsals: they are so
well attended by the people living in
| the neighborhoods in which they ara
held
WATER MELONS.-Water melons
came in slow this season on account
of the shortage of water supply. but
they are now the chief attraction in the
fruit stalls and some very fine ones are
on sale. Walter Hill & Co shipped this
morning to the northern part of the
territory probably the finest carload
that ever left the valley and expect tc
ship another tonight.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
Incorporation of the Yosemite Gold
Mining and Milling company were filed
in the office of the county recorder yes
terday. The capital stock is $1,000. 900.
The incorpOrators are w. y. Hutchin-
son and others of San Francisco. Ar
ticles were also filed of the Northern
Mining and Reduction company with \
capital stock of $500. 600 The incor-
porators are r. \. Holt and others Of
Chicago.
AN APPEAL FOR HELP-A letter
was received at the National Bank of
Arizona yesterday which remains un-
answered. The writer is man by the
name of J. A. Story of Danville, Ky.
who says: Il am hard up: help me our
by sending me 100000 in paper money
by registered package by today's mail"
The money was all counted out ready
to be sent before the closing of bank
ing hours yesterday afternoon. but 1t
was not sent and may not be sent to.
day Nobody about the bank had ever
heard of Mr.. Story until his modest
request was received yesterday.
IN FAMILIAR SURROUNDINGS
Marshal Kinney received a postal card
yesterday morning from Redmond
WEIGH. assistant superintendent of po-
lice CT Lowell, Mass, announcing that
he had reached home safely with his
prisoner. w. S. Caldwell. the confessed
forger. who gave himself up to the
Phoenix officers a, few weeks ago. He
was taken before a magistrate on July
4, the day on which most people are
moro particular about their freedom
than at any other time. and then and
there pleaded guilty to the charge of
forgery He was held in s1.2G0 bonds
to await the action of the grand jury.