Arizona republican., 1902-09-30

lS S'tlu ms laleSt Strike IS vein or good size that assays several thousond dol lars to the ton.
 DOWN FROM CASTLE CREEK. - MT. and Mrs. J. C. Dobbns are in the city from the Kingston mine on Castle Creek for a few days stay. MT Dob bins says the mine looks better every day, and a force of eight men is nov being worked.
 NO WATER MEETING Though the executive committee of the water storage conference committee is work ing hard and faithfully, it will not be able to get it's report in proper shape for several days, so the meeting of the general conference committee called for yesterday was postponed till one week from today.
 CHANGES AT SACATON.-J. E. Al eXander has been transferred from the position of inspector of the Indian schools to the Sacaton agency. A change has been made by the depart meat whereby the agency and the agency school and all institutions ap- purtenant to both are to be consoi- dated and placed under the superin- tendency of MT Alexander, thus re- lieving Agent Elwood Hadley and J. R. Meskmons, who has hitherto been school superintendent. but, will now probably be transferred to some other school.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Victor Gold Mining Com pany. capital stock $500, 000, incorpOra-
 
 M. Orr of Minnesota; Prairie Zine and Lead Company, capital stock $15.OO0, in corporators R. F. Hunter. J. C. Meyer and r.. x. Onis of Philadelphia; the In- dependence Grave Gold Mining Com pany. capital stock, S150,o0o. incorpora- tors l. Mcintosh, A. Prothero and c. More; Progressive Piano Player and Music Company. capital stock &, 800 eco. inccrporators Q. Sellink and c. S. Wood.
 CHARGED WITH INSANITY Frank Cline made complaint in pro- bate court yesterday against his brother A. D. Cline, charging him with insanity. About the time warrant was to be sworn out fer the insane man. who is in the city jail, it was made. known to the court that he is not a citizen of this county, but resides in Cha. and had come from that county only about a week ago on a temporary visit There were only two ways in which he could be put in the asylum. One would be CT the complaint of some one in the probate court of the county in which he resides. and the other by the complainant undertaking to pay the expenses of the prosecution in this county.
 HE WAS MET AT THE TRAIN It is net every man who comes to Phoenix who is met at the depot and escorted into town. But one man was the recipient of that distinguished hCnor last night. His name is not known. but he is wanted in Prescott for the embo zzlement Of a small sum of money. Deputy Sheriff Miller of Yavapai county came down this way yesterday morning looking for him, but on his arrival in town he learned that his man had not yet come. but would probably be in on last nights train from the north. According to his cal cuiations the victim arrived on sChed- ule time, and the officer was waiting for him at the end Of the Washington street car line. The stranger was locke up and taken north this morn ing. He denies that he has committed any crime. He says ho cnly went away from Prescott without paying his debts
 PROBATE COURT.-The claim of the National Bank of Arizona against the estate Ci Mary R. Half for $500 was allowed in probate court yezter- day. The final account of the admin istrator of the estate of Adclph Frank was approved. Returns or the sale of real estate of the estates of J. w. Evans and N. K. Mesten were made and set for hearing September @. The will of the late George Shrine was ad- mitted to probate and Frederick r.. SurTine and Warren l.. Surrine were appointed executors. The partial ac- count of the gardian Of the minor heirs of the Imperial estate was approved and the guardian was discharged al to one of them, Guadalupe Imperial The final account Of the administrator C: the estate of J. w. Wickham presented his final account along with the peti- ton for final distribution. The estate amounts to amount S1 300. one half of which goes to the minor children of Wickham, and the ether to the admin istrGtor. The matter will be heard on October 13. Mary A. Orme filed a pc tition for letters of guardianship of the estate of Alfred Orme That will be heard on October 13
 
 A POOR JUDGE.
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