Arizona republican., 1902-08-28

A. O. U. w. GRAND LODGE.-The A. O. U. w. grand lodge of this juris- diction will hold its next annual session in Prescott October A.
 TUCSON BALL GAME.-The Fort Huachuca and the Tucson ball teams played a fine game of baseball on the Tucson grounds last Sunday. The visitors got the short end of it, the score being to 8.
 A PIONEERS VISIT-W. J. Melton, of Rivera, Cal. an old timer of this valley. is returning from Verde valley to this place, Tempe. Mesa and Gila Bend, on his way home. He is engaged in evangelistic work.
 MORE ARTISAN WATER.-Tuc- son papers announce the finding of more artesian water in that vicinity. and at remarkably shallow depth. William Westbrooks, who has a ranch near Fort Lowell, drove a three-inch pipe down sixteen feet and cleaned the sand out getting a spouter that throws 5000 gallons daily.
 FORGER ARRESTED.-John Kelly has been arrested by the rangers near Naco on the charge of forgery. The officers spotted him across the line, and riding up within mailing distance they called to him. Not knowing they were after him he crossed over into Ameri- can territory, when he was arrested and turned over to a Fairbank officer.
 THE PRESCOTT CARNIVAL.-Johr Hardee will leave Thursday morning for Prescott, to attend the democratic carnival to be held there on Saturday. MT. Hardee is a delegate from Briggs and has a sort of a life tenure as dele gate to Yavapai conventions. He is the only man in that section so mild and tame they dare impose on him.
 OFF FOR THE HILLS.-J. E. Bark and Will Cunningham left last night for a trip up Salt river to MT. Bark's cattle ranch and any other old place the boys feel like going to. It is under stood MT. Cunningham is seriously con- templating entrance into the stock bus mess, and MT. Bark as a personal friend, is going to give him some up river pointers.
 TOURING THE SOUTHWEST.-M jor Moon. who has been stopping at the Sixth avenue hotel for some time, re- turned yesterday morning from trip through the northern part of the terri tory and left last night for Fl Paso and points in Old Mexico. He expects to be absent about a month. and re- turning will spend the winter in Phoe- nix.
 A TROY ELECTION.-Troy camp in Arizona is the only place in Arizona where school teachers are chosen by popular ballot. The school board could not agree on a teacher. so an election was called of those entitled to vote at at school elections. There were three candidates for the position. Miss Laura Grebe of Los Angeles being the sue cessful one.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in | the office of the county recorder yes terday: Colorado River Mining com | pany of Arizona; capital stock, $10,- 900, 900; incorporators, E.. GodchauX, J. and w. M. McGinty and l. w. Levy of | California. Tonopah Ophir Mining company; capital stock, $1.OOO,OO0; in- corporators, c. Morgan, J. Gleason and M and J. H. Sullivan. Upoc Cooper ative corporation; capital stock, g, | 800, 900; incorporators, William Steffe, R. Daetwiler and J. H. McIllwaine. | A FIRE ALARM.-An alarm of fire was turned in yesterday morning about II o'clock, and the company responded but the fire was out before it reached the scene of trouble, which was the kitchen of Coffee AIS place. One ot the flues over the big range caught fire