Arizona republican., 1902-07-24
Additional Local

DISORDERLY.-Ofic Russell yes terday arrested a Mexican for drunken ness and disorderly conduct. but he was not in condition to appear in court in the afternoon.
 LOST HER WATCH.--Miss Sallie Ainsworth is mourning the loss of her open face gold watch. and will consider anybody that returns it to her one of the best people in the world. It has her initials engraved on the back. TRIAL TODAY-Charles Mcfarland Jr.. arrested Tuesday for destroying a quantity of scenery at the Park the ater, was arraigned yesterday and pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for today.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES.-The
 members of Miss Bessie Thomas class
 and of Miss Ethel Doris class of the Baptist Sunday school will meet at the home Of Miss Alice Halsey this even- ing from to 9 o'clock.
 MARTIN-ELDRIDG James Robert Martin and Miss Maude Myrtle Eldridge were married last evening by Justice G. D. Gray at the residence of the brides parents on West Indiana | avenue at S:30 o'clock. The bride is d well and favorably known young lady and the groom is an enterprising young | business men. being the mail contractor l on the route from Phoenix to Arlington. | PUNISHED A BOY.-Jose Galez was arrested yesterday on complaint of W. B. Collier, a boy. who says he was in l bathing in pool near the Galez resi- | denCe. that GaleZ asked him to leave 1 the place. and on his refusal to dc | so the man hit him with a stick. GaleZ says he ordered the boy off the prem | ises for the reason. that he was address | ing improper r"-larks to his children. | The case will be tried at 1G o'clock this
 morning in Justice Gray's court. l JUDGMENT andelaria
 Zuniga was tried yesterday in Justice | Gray's court for embedding and con-
 verting to his own use two steers val
 ued at $25 and owned by Jose M. YDerri | The crime is alleged to have been com mitted about February 15 Messrs. Street and Alexander appeared for the
 defense and entered a demurrer all leging that the facts stated do not con-
 Stitute public offense. The demurrer !, was argued and the case was also tried on it's merits. Judgment on both will
 be rendered today.
 AN OLD WALL.-Recently an old
 wall in the rear of what remains of
 the old Phoenix hotel, now mostly dis
 placed by the Gardiner block. fell in and is being temporarily repaired. It
 is almost the last visible portion of an
 carly day land mark, and it is under
 stood that MT. Gardiner intended some
 time this fall to tear it all out and , erect Q good, substantial building in |; it's stead. This wall forms a part of
 the enclosure later occupied by W. F.
 McNulty as a grocery store. One oi the incidents connected with the place was the falling of a portion of the same wall on man named Josselyn
 who formerly owned the Phoenix bot 1 ting works. It was supposed at the
 time that MT. Josselyn was killed, but
 after few shovelfuls of dirt Were re- moved he crawled out. shook himself , and stepped up to the bar, the place
 then sheltering a saloon.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of
 the following corporations Were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes terday: Marquette Oil ond Refining company, capital stock s1OO.OOO. incor-
 porators, A. A. Heer, O. G. Waales and
 J. c. Williams of Chicago; Cataline -'4iiiiiS NOiiipdilS, tdDltdl SlOch Al JUL 000, incorporators, NJ. Carter, M. V Bocskirk and w. s. Darnell of Phila-
 delphia; Salido Gold-Copper company, : capital stock s3OO0.OOO, incorpora tors,
 F. E. Yoakum, J. Hardie, R. l.. Hood
 and J. Miller of Los Angeles: Kentucky
 Iron company. capital stock $30O.00O, in
 corporators. A. J. Ziv, J. NJ. Gartside and H. G. Wilson of Chicago: Lake
 Chapala Agricultural and Improvement company, capital stock $500. .0O0 incor- . porators, F. B. Leigh. J. P. Ahrens and , c. r. Huntoon of Chicago; The Reve-
 nue Mining company, capital stock ST. 0O0.G00 incorporators. H. c. Thompson
 NJ. J. Healey, w. s. Levy, w. H. Cave ' of St. Louis.