Arizona republican., 1902-07-23

was hled and letters Were issued. In the estate of James w. Harlow the ac- l counts of the partner oi the deceased and of the administrator Were approv- ed and the sale of real estate was or dered
 SHE WAS DISCHARGED.-G lupe Martinez was tried in Justice GraS's court yesterday for rolling Thomas Hernandez and taking from his pockets S31 in cash. Hernandez shortly after the incident in which the rolling was alleged to have occurred was ar rested for drunkenness and sent to jail for eight days. In the trial of the case yesterday 1t was not even shown that Thomas ever had $ST. and if he did have such colossal sum no proof existed that Guadalupe got it away from him. On the other hand there was ground for the belief that if he had the money he induced some one to take 1t off his hands for beer. Guadalupe was there fore discharged and friend of Thomas paid the court s6 in cash, the remain der of his unserved time and he was also released from custody
 A CAUSE OF CUSSEDNESS.-Jack Faher who is in the county jail. await ing trial for nearly killing a little baby while making an assault upon a man. Is better man physically than he was yesterday at this time. and it is thought that he may be morally Dr. Dameron, the county physician. yester- day divested him of about twenty yards of tape worm. He said he felt better after it was over, but he looked pale and weak. Things did not seem quite familiar to him. but he thought he would be able to accustom himself to the absence of tapeworm in the course of a few days. Faher used 10 be pretty good sort of a fellow. but he has been in jail twice on serious charges within a year. and it is thought that the tapewOrm has been at the bot tom of all his meanness.
 ELECTRIC SHOCKS.-It behooves people in this section to be mighty care full about wat they handle during d storm, for everything that has enough consistency about it for lightning to get hold of is charged with electricity. Last evening" during the sand storm
 Arthur Dysart. who lives on North Center street, lay down in d hammock made of wire coils. His brother stood on the ground near by, and when they
 
 ! that made him see stars for a minute. | The night before number of workmen
 were handling an iron screen at the
 power house near the Arizona falls l A sand storm was on at the time, and | the screen acted as sort of stora ge ! battery for the surplus electricity in | the air of that vicinity. When the WCrkmen took hold of it. making a con- nection with the ground. they discov- ! cred it was hot stuff and immedia teIy ! let go again.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of
 incorporation of the following com- 1 panies were filed in the office of the | county recorder yesterday: Shaw Car pey Cleaning and Storage company: capital stock, s50.O00: incorporators. J.
 L. Daley. E. Shaw ard NJ w. Rollett
 of Philadelphia. Standard Gold Min i Ing company of Grass Valley, Cal:
 capital stock. s3OO,O ,OG0: incorporators. T.
 F. McAvoy. C. C. Eppers and A. White. Tornado Mining company: capital stock. s2O0,0OO: incorpora tors. W. L
 Law, C. NJ. Millett. w. H. Baker and
 F. Feel of Terra Haute E, S Flee tflc Signal company; capital stock $3G- i c0o,o0O; incorporators. P. A. Mccain, H
 h. Hallowell and j. O. Floring of Phil ! adeiphla- The Copper Glance Consoli- dated Mining. Milling and SmeItfne
 company; capital stock. $500, ,O0O incor- pc-ators, N. Thompson. J. E. Edmunds. l l.. H. Gray. w. P. Davis of Salt Lake
 and F. w. Fischer of Phoenix
 ! ANOTHER CANDIDATE-John R. | Norton has announced himself as q candidate for sheriff. Like Dave E.
 Hill. he still claims to be democrat. l.. and says he is out this time for busi- ness There is no beating around the | bush. He wants the nomina tion and is going to get it or make some of the Missouri democrats here show him why ne shouldn't have it. Asked whether ne was shannon democrat or a Will son democrat. he replied that he was d l Norton democrat. He used to be some thing of a horseman in his younger | days and two years ago he was | foollSh enough to ride behind Il l double team. The runaway that fol- lowed. in which MT. Norton was ditched and one of the horses pretty badly 1 crippled. is now matter of history
 He might perhaps arrange to drive one horse or the other this year. but is afraid to try the experiment for fear i he would select the one with the short wind. He has therefore decided to go on foot and hopes by cutting cross lots and saving the angles he may walk
 under the wire and secure the nomina- i tion before the mounted ones get around
 the track. He hopes also to gain some
 headway by making an early start
 while the other candidates are jockey
 ing for position.
 ARMY OFFICERS HERE.-Major i Charles M. O'Connor. Captain H. P
 Howard, Lieutenant G. " Heidt and Lieutenant Kyle Fucker all arrived here on yesterday mornings train from the south and were guests of the Ho-
 tel Adams yesterday. All belong to the Fourteenth cavalry. Major O'Conno1 i being the commanding officer at Fort Huachuca and the other gentlemen be- ing from Fort Grant. They left on 1 this mornings train for Prescott being under orders to report at Fort Whipple | to sit in general court martial pro- ceedings. Asked regarding the nature of the matter to come before them
 one Of the gentleman replied that they
 had no information whatever regardine