Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-29

LIEUTENANT CAMPBELL.-Gov-
ernor Brodie yesterday commissioned
j. E. Campbell second lieutenant of c
company. to which position he had
been elected by the company.
FINED SIX DOLLARS.-James
Bradley. the fellow that wanted to
whip the entire county constabulary
on Saturday when arrested by Officer
Kyle, was fined Sc. paid it and left at
once for Congress.
THE WICKENBURG SHELTER
]. w. Jackson. president OF the Wick
enburG Smelter company. was in town
yesterday. Mr.. jackson says the smell
ter will probably be completed within
forty days, and will certainly be IN
operation before sixty
ROSS RUSSELL IS WORSE.-News
has been received from Tucson TO the
effect that the condition of Ross Rus
sell, who is confined at the Sisters hos
pital there with typhoid fever. is much
worse, and that he cannot be removed
to this city as was intended. His
mother will probably leave for the bed
side of her son this evening.
THE NEW ARIZONA.-The board of
trade received yesterday from the San
Francisco office of the Southern Pa
cific a large consignment of the latest
edition of its folder. entitled The New
Arizona gotten out for advertising
purposes. 1t contains new pictures and
some new text matter, and will be
mailed to a large list of addresses tina:
the secretary has been compiling dur
ing the summer.
MRS. TURNER'S DEATH.-The
friends in this city of Mrs. c. H. Tur
ner of Butte, Mont, will learn with
regret Of her recent death at Virginia
City. Nevada. Mrs. Turner spent three
winters in Phoenix With her son, Frank
Turner. the mining engineer who died
here about four months ago. He was
an intimate friend of the late Clarence
King Mrs Turner was seventy years
of age. She is survived by two sons,
both prominent mining men.
JOHN DOE GOOD ENOUGF.-John
Doe. who was arrested Sunday by Of
ficer Lawrence on the charge Of Vag-
rancy, and later arrested by Constable
Martin ON the charge of burglariZing
his house, was arraigned before Justice
Gray yesterday When asked what his
name was he replied that John Doe
was as good as any other name to be
tried under. and he proposed to fight it
out on that line. He pleaded not guilty
to the charge, and will be given a pre-
lminary examination this morning.
NEW CORPORATIONS of
the following corporations We're filed in
the office of the county recorder yester-
day: Yaqui Gold and Copper company,
capital stock s500.000. incorporators, j.
A Leonard. r. 7. Locke and F. V.
Perkins: Tonopah Central Mining COM
pany, capital stock $1,000, 900. incorpor-
ators, T. W. Chandler. c. ]. Carr and
J. c.. Fury; The Georgia Aluminium and
Cement company, capital stock Sl2.-
GOO. 900. incorporators, c. j. Whalen, j.
Z. Bergeron and c. A. Warner: Siski-
you Copper company, capital stock ST.
100000, incorporates. D. F. Callahan,
S. S. Wright and w. F. Falls.
DEATH OF DE-. KNAPP-A tele-
gram was received yesterday stating
that DIR. Lewis Knapp. who spent the
winter in Phoenix. died in Chicago
last Saturday. while on his way to his
home in White Plains, n. Y. He had
been making fair progress here until
about five weeks ago, when he was
seized with severe hemCrrhages. ac-
companied by a high fever, and tuber-
culosis was rapidly spread throughout
his lungs. Two weeks ago he was
taken to Prescott, but he was not ma
| terially benefited by his stay there, and
| it was decided to take him home. He
was a very popular young man, botf
here and at White Plains, where his