Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

l was first cousin. J. c. Hardin. whc has been keeping q small store at a station north of the city.
 | PROBATE COURT-The annual ac- count of D. IT. King. administrator O: | the estate of sarah King. was filed m
 the office of the probate court yester- | day. In the estate of Bertie C. Evans.
 a minor appraisers were appointed. an I inventory was returned 1ad inc guard | ian made oath to it
 | EXCURSION TOMORROW MORN l ING.-Tha excursion which leaves here ! tomorrow morning for the Grand can yon bids fair to be a great success both 1 in numbers and interest. IL isssaid this is really the best time of the year to visit the canyon and everything pos sible has been arranged for the cCm- fort of those who go. The excursion will be under the personal supervision of General Agent T.. II. Landis. who has an intimate acquaintance with the Grand canyon.
 SUSPECTED OF INSANITY Fred eriCk TresoEinS was arrested yeste-da y morning, on the complaint Of his brother. charging him with insunit ;-.
 He will be tried today Trcgon!nS has lived in the territory for several years.
  at Congress and Jerome as a miner. His mind failed him some months ago. and he left the country. His brother traced him to Michigan. where he over took him and brought him back. reach ing the city on Wednesday morning.
 PHOENIN BROOM FACTORY- Some time ago $. S. Green received a contamination from a firm Of broom manufacturers in Kansas City. tnqUir- iuE regarding Phoenix as a center for the broom making business. Mir. Green gathered together what infor- nation he could on the subject. includ- ing the growth Of broom corn, the market here and in the territory trib- utary to Phoenix for hrcoms. freight rates and whatever else the inuuirers might want to know and forwarded it ! to ,hem. He received word yesterday 1 that they would arrive in Phoenix soon.
 SUITS AGAINST :Il.sIEG COM ! PA\TES.-The affairs of the Sierra l -illa Copper Mining company were fur 1 ther involved yesterday by the fling O. 1 two more suits against it. The com pany is better known as the Cram 1. Mountain company. The plaintiff in one suits is r. A. GuIiey. who already had . an action pending against the company 
 he seeks 10 recover the foIowira. claims. which have been assigned tn him: Joseph fIodose. for labor as % miner. S.2; W. c. Gates. as superiu- -endent. S6f5. F. D. EiN0n. miner, $f. ". '. Lewis. miner. ss-V; r.. ". Tnayer. 1 he balance O: a bill for suDoiies. SleS.5I. The plaintiff in the other suit is Theo- lore l.. Schultz. who sues to recover $500 for his services as manager for 9 | 'rriod Of seventeen and a hals months it a salary Of S2eo mouth. WiHian
 hristy sued the Whipsaw Copper Min GS company for SG.5O0 borrow ed b' the ie-endant oU January l. loe1-
 AS TO .ALNORDc There ~tiu seems To be a very strong doubt as to whether the reported capture of Bert AIvcrd and Bravo" Juan Was tru. story or only fairy tale. 4 Tucson Nave directed @ letter to Colonel Juan -'aroUch-. commander or the rUral=s. isSirE hin, if he had captured Alvord and Juan. and if so. whether it Was his ntantioa to hold them under the Aiey- aaA laws. In case tho men were .aptured and the Mexican authorities ire not particular about holding them lnder the Mexican laws. Mr. Nave will it once take the proper steps to have hein eNtradit-d. Both men have been indicted in thi7 court for ro5binS the -nited =tateg mail. and they woul1 bel gied on that charge first As get neither the United States marsEals of ice or the United States attorneys Of ice has heard any ythins officially concerning the capture of Juan and Aivo-7. but Nr. Nave took the above .ctiou to determine where there was nythins in the report from Tomb tone"