Arizona republican., 1902-10-14

the completion of the Crown King rail-
 read.
 POLICE COURT.-Juana Cruz was
 arrested Saturday night for a viola
 ton of the moral law, and put up
 cash bond of five dollars for her ap-
 pcarance in court. It was forfeited
 yesterday.
 A NEW MARSHAL.-Marshal Kin ney left for Prescott this morning to attend the grand lodge meeting of the
 A. O. U. w. lodge. During his absence Jeff Duncan will wear his star and sit in the big chair ct police, headquarters
 BOARD OF TRADE.-There will be
 . special meeting of the board of trade lhis evening to consider the p-cposi-. ton of the Los Angeles Herald for he advertising of this section in it's pecial edition to appear about Decem- per 1st.
 THE NEW FIRE COMPANY.-At a
 regular meeting of the Phoenix fire | department last night the>Five Points ] Hcok and Ladder and Chemical con- oany No. was formally admitted to
 the department This was the first meeting of the department since the
 new company was formed. The de partment will give a banquet next
 Monday night, at which the new com ! oany will be christened. The depart nent now consists Of six companies.
 HE SAW THE .BATTLE.-Captain
 J. O. Spicer, who is well remembered | by many of the citizens of Phoenix,
 is now a resident of GrotOn, Ccnn., at | Prospect Place, Groton Heights. In | letter to a friend in Phoenix he gives | ! graphic description of a mimic battle | in the course of the mGneuVers be- | tween the fleet in the harbor and the | Forts Wright. Terry, Trumbull, etc ! Between the hours of and ' a. m. | [ witnessed the most terrific battle be- | .ween ships and fcrts that could be 1 imagined without solid missiles It was something grand to witness in ! play but terrible to contemplate in | arnest" The harbor and forts are in | 'ull view of the windows of Prospect l Place. Captain Spicer rnCurns the loss | ,f P T. Burtis J. w. Evans and other | )ld Phoenix friends.
 | DISTRICT COURT.-A session O: the | district court was held yesterday, at | which the principal business was the | iettirg of cases fer the next term. 4 1 .ederal grand jury was ordered for No yember and a federal trial jury for | November 10th. The territorial grand | jury was ordered for the same date.
 md the territorial trial jury for Nc yember r. The following cases were | dismissed from the calendar R. II. | Loudermilk vs. Ed s. Lyell; Jose Qui- | sado vs. r. N. Quigado; Pittsburg Plate lass Company vs. John Q. White | t al.; Edward W Keithline vs. Rosa | Gvalina Keithline; Jacob F. Brown ct | Il vs J. D. Houck. In the case of Neils 1 Peterson vs. Ben Goldman, judgment | vas given the plaintiff for S1,3S2.22. A arge number of persons presented 1 themselves for naturalization, and in l III cases but two they were able tc atisiy the court that they had arrived l tt that stage of their residence in this Ountry in which they could undertake citizenship. They can rot participate | in the election next month. All those -ejected were citizens of Mexico. NEW ATIONS.-Articles or | the following corporations were filed ia | the office of the county recorder yester- day: Duluth oil and Gas company. capital stock S5c0,OOO, incorporators. c. w. Davis, w. J. Thompson and Nj. c. French; Petaluma Coal Mining com pany, capital stock S1, GOO. GOO. incorpora- l tors, J. W. Lawrence, T. c. Denny and P. II. Lawlor; Gold Eagle Mining and Smeiting company, capital stock $1 .OOO . | GOO. incorporators, J. W. Kinroff, J. D. Phillips and A. P. Lukens; the Inter- | national Gold and Copper company, | limited, capital stock $3,OOO. GOO incor- porators, M. M. Wall R. E. Erdmar | and B. F. Hanley; Dixie Soap company, capital stock S50O.OOO, incorporators. r. c. Mores, J. Badkin and w. C. Lytla:
 Rex Oil and Gas company, capital | stock $5OO,0OO incorporators C. Viol. =.
 F. Schilling and others; Central Mon | tana Mining company capital stock $2,- | 800 coo, incorpOrators, C.. M. Nelson and | w. E.. Bramhall Wallace Gold Mining
 company, capital stock $5,OOO, ,OOO incor-
 ocrators. I. C. Stump, A. c. Donald
 and M. H. Briggs; American Oil and Mineral company, capital stock $1,00O.- ! 000 incOrporators, G. P. Gross, F. J. | Hatch and J. McD. Trimble; British | American Dredging syndicate, limited,
 capital stock $300O. 900, incorporators, F. B. Vrooman. P. w. H. Ash ami
 others; the Mad River Mining company,
 capital stock $1 .O0O, ,OOO, incorporators, L. l I Tutz II Henderson and others