Arizona republican., 1902-08-12

be of any service to this part of the country.
 HOME AGAIN.-J w. Cope and John T. Dennis and party returned yes terday from an overland trip to the northern part of the territory Tho party was gone about six weeks and report having enjoyed every day of their vacation. On the return trip the party were beset by heavy rainstorms. and say that they were overtaken by' storms while travelling through canyons and the wagon had to be anchored to keep from floating away.
 LINVILLE SCHOOL. - Contractors Golf and Galpin are putting the finish ing touches on the new Linville addi- tion schoolhouse- The building will ba ready to turn over to the trustees by the first of September Tine contrac ctors have not as yet started the work of re- building the school at Five Points. which was burned down about a month ago. The board of trustees have not as yet decided whether the contractors are responsible for the building. So have not turned over the money to them. and until the matter is settled the school will not be rebuilt
 SIOIIfIN W ii ttl-.-A couple Of days ago boy employed by the electric works reported to the police that his wheel had been stolen. The lost wheel was discovered yesterday by Policeman Russell on South Fifth street. where it had been left. Near by the abandoned wheel a derby hat was lying on the ground. The tile was recognized as the property of a man named Vincent. but | l,o ! that Vincent borrowed the wheel while under the influence of tanglefoot and that he rode the bike as far as he was able and then fell off, losing his hat at the same time.
 DEATH OF H. B. DU PONT.-WorI has been received by Judge Baker of the death of Henry Beiin Du Pont, which occurred at Santa Barbara, Cal, about three weeks ago. The informa- ton comes from the father-in-law of MT. Du Pont, Judge Bradford of Will mington, Del. MT. Du Pont was a member of the greatest firm of DOW der manufacturers in the United States He came here for his health about five years ago and purchased the Pember- ton place, north of the city. He spent part of every year here. He was here the greater part of last winter and re- mained until June. when he went to California.
 FOR FIGHTING.-John Doe and Guadalupe Arviza were tried yesterday by Justice Gray on a charge of dis turbing the peace. Both of the de- fcndants were drunk Sunday night and indulged in a mill. Both fell to the ground by the force of the first assault. and when bystanders interfered it was found that each of the combatants had a hand in the pocket of the other. It Is a question as to whether each thought the opportunity an excellent enc to pick up loose change or it was purely an accident. At any rate, neither one had q cent, so they must be given the benefit of the doubt. Ten days was the sentence imposed.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: American Fuel Oil company, capi- tai stock 100000. incorporators. J. A. Paulhamus. R. Hopkins and C. l.. Hev- erin of New York: Para Rubber Plan tation company. capital stock &, ,0G0 0G0, incorporatOrs, A T: Haight F. NJ Crawford and J. M. Gartside of Illinois, The American Granule and Tablet con- pany, capital stock S1O0,000, incorpora- tors, D. R. BoSue, Samuel A. Stevens of Ohio; The United States Develop ment and Mines company. capital stock $300GO0 incorporators, C. A. Calhoun. P T. Mcclure and Lee Champion of Colorado.
 In the ambitious west the contracts have been signed for a new theater which will be palace of luxury in comparison with any play house now in existence in the east. The seats will be so arranged that the view of the stage will be free and unobstructed. and the dressing rooms will be dreams Westward the stars of dramatic em- pire will take their way.-New York Tribune.