Arizona republican., 1902-07-16

them is pending in the court of this dis
trict and the other by the eastern
stockholders in the court of Yavapai
county.
NEW RATIONS.-Articles of
the following corporations We're filed in
the office of the county recorder yester-
day: Nellie Nc. Mining and Milling
company. capital stock $500, 600. incor-
porators. II. J. O'Brien. s Wertheim
and a. B. Spear, Kansas City: Ray En-
tension Mining company, capital stock
100000, incorpora tors, c. Peters. A.
kunze and others: The Lawson Tele-
phone company, capital stock 100000,
ncorpora tors. J. Atkins, \. F. Lawson
and w. y. Crawford of Buffalo.
THE WOODBRIDGE ESTATE
Mary N German. one of the heirs of
TIE estate of Jared Woodbridge. yes
terday filed in the probate court an OBJ
lection to the account of the admins
trait Lloyd b. Christy. She objects
to all the debit items except those COW
ering the expense of the last sickness
OF Woodbridge. his burial expenses ana
the settlement by the administrator of
the suit brought against the state by
l. n. HOLSTER. These items to which
no objection is made amount to nearly
| $40, 600 The others amount to about
SO. OOO The account of the admins
traitor shows that of the estate. which
was originally worth $4,000, there re-
mains little more than $4,000.
DONE IN TWENTY MINUTES
All records for the changing hands of
| business were broken last Monday
night when A X. McCamley sold the
Anheuser saloon to Marit Pollard of
Congress Junction. Without any pre-
liminary skirnishing whatever the deal
was accomplished in just twenty min
utes by the courthouse clock after the
two parties. who had never seen each
other before. came together. Mr.. Pol
lard went into the saloon and Mr.. Nc
Camley having been pointed out to him
he introduced himself, and without run
ming down the weather which had been
behaving pretty badly. he asked him if
he wanted to sell his saloon. Nj. No
Camley said he had never owned any
thing he would not sell and he asked
Mr.. Pollard what he would give him for
it. Mr.. Pollard named price which
ne thought he could stand and said:
If you're not busy, let's look around
little. Nothing may come of it, but
it won't take long" After brief
squint behind the bar and over the gen.
eral surroundings. Mr.. Pollard asked
MIR. McCamley what he would take for
the place. Mr.. McCamley named a fig
| ure, which was met with a proposal to
| split the difference. The difference was
| split Mr.. McCamley took off his apron.
Mr.. Pollard put it on and began serving
! beer
FOUND GUILTY.-The second trial
| of Eugene Sammin for cruelty to ami
mails was held yesterday afternoon in
| the recorders court. The defendant
was found guilty and fined so. He
i was defended by Attorneys Alexander
and Leyhe, the city attorney conduct
| ing the prosecution. The complaining
| witness was J. w. Canning, and his
| story was verified by the testimony OF
| the city marshal and Officers Rus. eil
and Hill. The defense put couple OF
! horse experts on the stand, whose tes-
| tlmony was all right as far as it went
| but neither had seen the animal dur
| ing the day while il was being worked
| and their testimony could not impeach
! that Of the prosecution. The defendant
Is conducting package delivery bust
| ness, and while he is enterprisinG and
! trying hard to achieve success ne is
| driving stock that is not in condition
to wear harness without suffering He
| Eas made two efforts to beat the law
by hiring talented attorneys. but has
| thus far failed, and it would proba bly,
| be cheaper for him to buy new horses
| than to continue his uphill campaign
against the ordinances. The fact that
the horses do little work and should
nave been on the retired list when he
bought them does rLt seem to justify
MN in trying to get his money back
by working them while in such bad
condition The trial of the case brought
out the fact that in the mind of coun-
sci for the defense the city police are
| mighty poor judges of horses. 1t WAS
, stated that all the marshal knew about
| a horse was that he drove enc on q
job wagon for a while and as for Mr.
| russell his ignorance of horse flesh
| was asserted to be total.