Arizona republican., 1902-09-03

| man TOT special letters upon the estate
 of Joseph Heinson, late of san Fran
 cisco, and a former resident of Phoenix. l There is real estate of the value of $10.- 1 coo, with an annual rental of $l,S00. in ! this city belonging to the estate. Hein- | son left no heirs in this country, but it has come to the notice of the petitioner i that there are heirs in Germany.
 1 A NICE OUTING-City Assessor Frank Luke returned home Sunday
 morning after a pleasant outing in San
 Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and
 at various beaches.
 MORE TROUBLE.-Th is more trouble ahead for Domingo Ybarra, who 1 breaks into court with alarming regu- larity. A warrant was issued for him yesterday by Justice Gray, the com
 plaint being that he disturbed the peace
 of Mexican woman.
 TRAIN LATE.-Yesterday morning $ M. and P. train brought no western
 uail the train from the west being nine hours late owing to freight wreck near Santa Barbara. A specfai
 went back to Maricopa, bringing in the
 mail about p. m.
 P. w. BUTLER HOME-P. w. But Ter arrived here yesterday on his usual
 monthly visit home from the beaches during the summer. He says the trains coming this way are all crowded there
 being some thirty-five or forty Ari-
 zonians homeward bound on yester-
 days train.
 STRAY HORSES Kyle
 has gone into the horse business on a
 large scale. For some time the ponies
 belonging to the Indians on the reser-
 vation east of Scottsdale have been
 greatly worrying the residents of that
 vicinity. Monday NIr. Kyle went to
 ScOttsdale and took up thirty four head
 big and little as strays- placing them on pasture on the Murphy ranch. There
 will be d pound fee of 15 cents on each one and 35 cents per day for pasture
 If the owners do not call promptly for their property MT. Kyle will have to hold an auction sale at an early day in order to break even. for Indian ponies don't bring very fancy prices under tho hammer.
 CITY COUNCIL MEETING-The regular meeting of the city council last night was rather uninteresting except for the auditing and payment of the regular monthly bills. Messrs. Sanders and Dunlap were absent. but the city attorney was in his place after his summer vacation. A petition Of citi- zens was read asking that something be done to suppress the disorder preva- lent at the Columbus saloon or to ciose it up. The marshal was instructed to make a special effort to calm things down in that locality. The Electric Light company presented contract to be renewed with the city for another five years for furnishing arc street lights. and the matter was referred to the street and alley committee till next meeting. The building inspector re- ported the granting of eleven building permits during August and one electric wiring permit. The reports of the cor rall and poundkeeper and other officers were read and filed and the recorder was instructed to. forward to the Los council copy of the city or dinances in return for a like favor from that body.
 A JOLLY PARTY.-A most enjoyable party was given Monday evening at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Emory Rays. four miles northwest of town, in honor of their sons, two of the most promis- ing young men that have been reared in this valley. One is Marion R. Rays, who left yesterday morning t9 take :. course in civil engineering at the Illin- ois State university, Champaign, H., and the other is Midshipman Herbert F.. Rays. who recently came home on a months leave from the United States Naval academy at Annapolis. Marion is a Union High school graduate who has had q year at the university of and now after a years work with his father in the Maricopa cream cry. enters the Illinois university with a years credit to complete his course. Those present were Misses Flora Grier, Alice Grier. Edith Brooks, Erile Hughes, Estelle Osborne. Minnie Doris, Mabel McNeil, Bessie Thomas, Ida Neff, Lucile Rays, Messrs. Leslie Gilllett, Marion Rays. Sidney Mauk, Colt Hughes. Scott Osborne. Herbert '. Rays Harlow Rays. Ralph Marshal,. Carrol Christy, MT. and Mrs. Leslie Norris.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were fled in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Ute Trail Mining company; capital stock, 5000, 900: incorpCrators, J. A. Freeman, J. A. Beam and M. $. Brown of Colorado. Bitter Root Cop per Mining company; capital stock. $5,- 000. 900: incorpOratorS, l.. c. Beebee, l.. F.. Cross and s. s. Secor of Minnesota. Consolidated Lead and Zinc corpora tion capital stock, S1,000 900; incorpo- ratofs. J. F. Davis. A. c. Marshall. l.. D. Bain and others of Missouri. The May Mining company; capital stock. S2O0,G00 incorporators. M. l.. Heffel- man. w Carothers, w. A. Perry and others of Ohio. Cecil R. Gold Mining and Milling company: capital stock. | $1 COG, ,OO0: incorpOrators, L. s. G. Todd, | H. T. Carter. C. R. Faulstich and oth-