Arizona republican., 1902-08-13

yesterday in grand style. He started to drive out of the city at d furious rate of speed in his wagon, but had not gone far when he collided with a horse and buggy on the corner of Washing ton and First streets. The shaft of the buggy was broken and it is a wonder that the driver was not thrown out. Jerez was arrested and will be tried this morning by Justice Burnett.
 STOLE HER PURSE-Miss Ettie Sherrill, a recent arrival in the city, complained to the police yesterday that her purse containing $14 in money, a valuable ring and other trinkets was taken by some person of dishonest hab it's. She was making some purchases in the Leader" store on East Wash ington street the previous day and laid the purse and parasCl on the counter while she was transacting her business. When she returned to where she had left the articles the purse was missing but the parasol was there. There were several people In the store and it is hard matter to discover the thief
 THE DAUGHTER'S SHARE.-The will of Martha Beatty was presented for admission in probate court yesterday,
 
 for August 9. Mrs. Beatty is the wo- man who was drowned in bathtub at Shirley's last Saturday. Her estate is valued at s3,25O. It is mostly cash; there is house and lot in the eastern part of the city and the furniture of the house. which altogether has a valuation of s7CO. Mrs. Beatty left an adopted daughter who will not be much better off financially for this legal relation. for she will get out of the estate the sum of S5. The rest of the estate will go to Lincoln university in Illinois The cnly other matter in probate court was an order for the sale of personal prop erty of the estate of William Isaacs.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Gold Peak and Thunder Mount ain company, capital stock S2,000, 000, incorporators. W. Burkhardt, F. R. Donahue and NJ w. Miller Of Pennsyl- vania: La flame Gold Mining company, capital stock S50OO, 0CO, incorporators, William M. Judd, William Keefe and J. G. Lazarus of New York: Niles Oil and Gas company, capital stock s50, 900. Incorporates. C. NJ. Loomis, J. H. Gil- lette and others of Michigan; Blithe- dale Gold Mining company, capital stock, $250.0G0, incorporators, Thomas c. Powell and J. W Winwood of Penn sylvania; Anaconda Petroleum com- pany. capital stock $1, ,000, 0OO, incorpora- tors. w. H. Romer, J. H. Reynolds and M. Baxter Jr. and others of New York.
 HAD GOOD TIME.-Officer Russell entered Mexican saloon about l o'clock yesterday morning in order to quell disturbance. There were about fifteen MeXicans in the saloon and all were fighting when the officer entered. As soon as he was seen many of the cCmbatants made Q hasty exit, but the officer succeeded in rounding up four Of the crowd. While engaged in tus- sle with one of the men another slipped up behind Russell and struck him q say age blow on the head. The officer pulled his gun and whirled rapidly, striking the man who assaulted him d severe blow across the head. The man man.. aged to get away, but Russell got the four he captured to the jail. Two of the men were released, as they had taken a minor part in the disturbance. The remaining two, Francisco Esccsa and Artugo Ortino. were tried by the recorder yesterday afternoon, the form CT getting seven days and the latter three days.
 FOUND POCKETBOOK. - Council man Nick Sanders yesterday morning found a pocketbook on Adams street, near the Leland hotel. If the loser will call at the city hall or on MT. Sanders the property will be returned.
 A MATCH MAKER.-Joe Porterie is now posing as a match maker in the matrimonial line, and if business con- tinues to improve in that respect he will open matrimonial bureau. Yes terday morning a Mexican woman named Josefa Rangel called at MT. Por- teri's office on business, and in the course of a conversation she sighed and complained that she was poor lonely widow. Mir. Porteries sympathies were enlisted and he volunteered to find the woman a good husband. She acquiesced and. he went out, returning very short ly with Alfonso Reberga. The widow looked him over and concluded that he looked good to her and accepted him on the spot. MT. Porterie got the li- cense and the couple were married yes terday afternoon by Justice Gray.
 THE NEW UNIFORM.-Th people and newspapers who are very much exercised over the proposed change in the uniform of the United States sol diers are working themselves into d fit over nothing. It is not the intention of the government to abandon the time honored blue uniform of the soldiers. The bottle green uniform that is to be adopted is solely for field use as the soldiers offer a less visible mark to the weapons of the enemy. Adiutant Gen eral Robinson yesterday received the regulations governing the adoption of the new uniform. The old-tIme uniform will still be used in the states and in Sarrisons, but with slight modifica- tions. The full-dress uniform will be the same as the fatigue, with the eX- ception that detachable ornaments will be used on occasions for full dress. General Robinson made inquiries of the quartermaster general of the army re- Sarding the new uniform with view to making q requisitiOn for uniforms for the territorial guard. He was noti- fled that none of the new uniforms would be issued until the present issue of blue uniforms were exhausted