Arizona republican., 1902-04-15

proclivities while the democratic or
 ganization has couple of men looking
 up voters who can be depended upon to
 support the nominees of that party.
 One of them is named Britt and the
 other was working so hard yesterday
 the reporter could not catch up with
 him to ask him his name.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articlcs of the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester- day: Aloha Gold Mining company. cap l ital stock. $1,00O.OO0. incoTporators, Thomas Fitch ard Rene Fitch: The l Western Oil and Investment company. capital stock. S1.0C0 0OO incorporators, F. O'Meara. N Lennen. H. Oppenheim. ! \. E. Richards. E. Davis and l.. C. Miller: Cascade Oil company. inco"- II. Davis. p. M. Alden and J. C. Hayes. San Francisco.
 REMITTITUR RECEIVED.-J. i9 | Cox. clerk of the supreme court of Ari- ZCna, yesterday received from the su- preme court of the United States the remittitur sent back in the Yavapai bond case affirming the judgment of the territorial supreme court and tn.
 
 to compel the supervisors Of Yavapai county to levy special tax to pay the interest on the bonds. The remittitur has been forwarded to the court below. That court will order the tax levy re- quired
 A GROWING INSTIT TCTION.-The territorial insane asylum yesterday re- ceived three accessions. one from Co., chise county. brought over by Sheriff Lewis yesterday morning. Another was Evaristo E,spinoI, a Taqui indian, | brought in from Ciia Bend last week and whose trial was begun in probate court last Friday and finished yester- | cay. The third patient was the un- fortunate brought in from Tempe on Sunday. It was found out yesterday 1 that his name is Maj tin O'Ferrier. but that is all that could be learned about ] him.
 1 REFS - RODRIGUES- Refs 1 and Luiza Rodrigues. both Of Tempe came to Phoenix yesterday morning early on very important business. By 1 10:39 o'clock they had fixed matters
 with the probate judge and found Jus tice Gray's office. That official was in 1 a marrying mood and it only took
 
 2 neW family altar that just suited his 1 clients, SC they took it home with them. His work at the Zuniga ranch the day ! before was so favorably received that ! he expects to make a speciality of that branch Of the business hereafter W. H. ANDERSON DEAD-JerIy Aillay received a telegram announcing the death yesterday of William H. An |
 has been in poor health for long time and his death was not entirely unex- Pected. He was a large property owner in this city. among his posses sions being the Anderson block on the corner Of Washington and First streets formerly occupied by the Heyman Fur niture company, and q large residence | property Cn North Seventh street just north of theAtown ditch. He was well known to many Phoenix people who 1 will be pained to learn Of his death. i POLICE CCURT.-The city recorde. [ gave John Doe a life sentence yester- day for drunkenness and the, defendant i eagerly accepted it as a means of ar ] least temporary relief The sentence was that he should never taka another drink as long as he lives under penalty Of six months imprisonment. The sen tence could have been made longer but the court reasoned that it was un- necessary as there will probably be nothing to drink where John goes after i death. The only ether case in polic4 i court was that Of Richard Roe. who | was given quarters in the city jail with instructions to the police to reiease him 1 when he seemed to have gotten his moneys worth.