Arizona republican., 1902-05-16

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 THE KEELING CASE-There were no developments yesterday in the case of Charles Reibling. It was understood the day before that his friends would make some arrangements fo his re lease from jail by arranging to secure the Wakelin Grocer Co for all or q considerable part of Reibing's shott- age.
 HADLEY SIGNS.-A Naco man ny the name of Dr. Brandon says that he saw and talked with q man who went from there to Canauea. and who he believes is C. F. Hadley. wanted f1r the murder of Nora Fuller in san Francisco. His only identifica tion is what he has read of the man and the pictures he has seen and not from any suspicious remarks made.
 REPAIRING THE DAMAGE.-The owners of the buildings facing on Washington street and First avenue. that were partially destroyed by ire, recently. are repairing the damage as quickly as possible. Under the fire or dinance the new work is necessarily of brick and iron and will be reasona bly tireproof. It was hoped by the pub
 
 be strengthened and a second story ad- ded. but in any event they will lock better than they did before.
 THE LAND COURT.-The court of private land claims was convened yes terday morning in the council chamber of the capitol. but was in session less than half an hour. Orders for judg- ment were made in seven cases which the court had passed upon before, and which had been affirmed by the ::u preme court of the United States. There is another ease. that of the 5o noita grant. upon which no action was taken, the court awaiting the arrival Cf Hon. Rochester Ford. the attorney for the claimant.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of incorporate were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday as fol- lows: Oceanic Copper Co. capital stock $3.0G0,000 .incorporat tors T. C. Powell and J. w. WinWood .o; Provi- dence, R. L.; Boston Grass Valley Gold Mining Co. capital stock $1 900 900. m corpcrators J. w. Heisner. G. w. Root and w. H. Moody. of San Francisco: White Tanks Gold Mining Co., capital stock S1.5OO 900. incorporators B. 4. Spencer Mrs. NJ J. Russell and Meyer Bunsick of Phoenix.
 JUDGE GRAY'S COURT-Manuel Flores was tried in Justice Gray's court yesterday. found guilty and sentenced to twenty days in jail. Manuel is the gentleman who on last Saturday rented a wheel of Charles Gittner. got drunk and sold it to another Mexican for $3.50. His defense was that he had only sublet the wheel to his Mexican friend and was to get it back eventually. l.. Brown was tried for getting too much germicide aboard Wednesday night and stirring things up in Washington street saloon. He was found guilty and fined &.
 AN INDIAN TRADER. - United States Court Commissioner Johnstone yesterday issued an order for the ar rest of Alberto Lopez. charged with selling liquor to q Papago Indians l,y the name Haviar Corriabis. Ordinarily 1T is not prudent to make public the is suanCe of d warrant until the person against whom it is directed has been arrested. In this case. though. no harm can cone from publicity. for Lopez is where the arresting officer
 
 is in jail. having been committed hy Justice Luther Kaltenbach. of GiIa Bend for selling. or rather furnishings liquor to old Joaquin.
 DISTRICT CLERKS OFFICE.-W. C. Foster. who, since the appointm ent of F.. J. Dunlevy. has been acting as deputy district clerk. last night severed his connection with the office and Will be succeeded this morning by Ned 5tur- gis. MT. Foster will begin this morn ing, at the request of the city council checking up municipal accounts. It is already known how much has been col lected and how much has been eXpend- ed, but it is known only in d general way in what manner il has been eX- pended. The expenditures will be Geg- regated. and after that Mir. Foster will open d new system of book keeping for the city.
 FIREMEN'S PICNIC.-The habit of hClding an annual picnic has become chronic with the Phoenix Fire depart ment and the season has again arrived when it feels that it must picnic or bust" At the last quarterly meeting committee was appointed to arrange for picnic to be held q Phoenix Park on Sunday June l. There will be a good time for everybody and games and amusements galore. the details Of which will be announced later. The committee in charge is Chief Stolloe, chairman. A F.. Cobb Of Engine com pany No. l. Reno Rudd O. Hook and Ladder company No. l. Joseph Bush of Pioneer Hose company No. l. Theodore Olea of Yucatec Hose company No. ?, and Thomas Linville of Victor Hose l company No. 3
 STILL AN ARIZONIAN-Cclon $ NJ. McCoWan, now superintendent of the Indian school at Chilocco. is presi- dent of the Arizona society of Illinois people. In forwarding the resolutions of that society relative to statahood his name was used and he was in- formed that such liberty had bee. taken. Yesterday he wired the com mittee that he was glad O. it and alsC that he had written personal letters tC the Illinois senators and others. He is just as much interested in statehood for Arizona as he ever was. A lettel Was also received from H. P. Wood lsecretary of the san Diego chamber 0