Arizona republican., 1902-08-23

CATTLE FOR BBNSON.-A carload of beef cattle was shipped to Benson last night.
 JEROME MINING MAN.-George O. Ford is in the city, guest of the Com mercial hotel He registers from Pres colt, but for some years has been en- gagged in mining enterprises In the vl- cinity of Jerome.
 AN APPEALED CASE.-The case of H. B. Crouch against r. G. Fisher was filed in the district court yesterday. having been appealed by the defendant from the judgment of a justices court. The suit was brought to recover a pas ture bill, and the plaintiff was given judgment for s27.5O.
 A MISSING BOY Y.-Estevan Marron. the fifteen-year- old son of Julio Mar ron, left home last Tuesday morning. and his relatives have not been able to hear rom him since, though inquiry has been made in all directions. He said he was going away to work, but his father cannot find where he has gone.
 MIR. CRITTENTON COMING.-Mr. Charles N. Crittenton, the founder of
 
 city this morning. Services will he held by him in one of the churches to- morrow, but the programme of the ser vice has not been arranged yet. A reception will be given him at the home next Tuesday.
 GUARD DRILL.-B company of the regular army of Arizona was drilling up and down Washington street Thurs day night as though it meant business. It was impossible to learn whether the move was to intimidate the warlike democrats who focked on the corners or whether it was just to be in prac- tice in case the company was needed to guard the polls today.
 THE HONEY CROP.-A gentleman interested in the production of honey in this valley said yesterday that though the crop is very small in the apiaries south of Tempe, those situated in the Buckeye country did fairly well. Their crop is not up to standard, but they had large mesquite groves in the neigh borhood, which proved a great help to the bees. who were not dependant upon the cultivated fields for their food SUD- ply.
 OLLIE REED ARRESTED.-Ollie Reed was arrested Thursday night by the police, charged with haunting at unusual hours that disreputable DOT tion of the city which will be wiped out at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon by fiat of the city marshal. backed up by in- structions from the council. Though he was found in the place indicated, he claims it was but an unfortunate chance grab of the officers, and that he will be able to prove that that locality is not his regular habitat. His case was postponed yesterday till Mon day afternoon.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the following com county recorder yesterday: The Eddy Gold. Silver and Copper Mining com pany; capital stock, $1.000. .000: incorOo rators, F. L. Eddy, J. R. Rich and D. A. Donofrio of Phoenix. North Tono- pah Mining company; capital stock, 100000; incorporatOrs, J. G. Ford, A. M. Keen, J. T. Wheeler, C. R. Ford and others of California. Lincoln Oil company; capital stock $500,000; incOr- porators, William A. Beasely. A. L. Reed, l.. l.. Tyler and others of Indi- ana.
 A DAY OF INTENSE SUFFERING. MT. Davies, who resides at 631 North Sixth avenue, will no doubt remember yesterday and it's incidents to the end of his days. He was riding horseback yesterday morning about fifteen miles