Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-04-22

POSTOFFICE -NSPECTION.-Col-
onel William T. Sullivan, p0stoffice IN
spector for the inter-mountain region
with headquarters at Denver. arrived
in the city yesterday On his regular
tour OF inspection. Inspector Hodges
formerly of this division has been as
signed to st. Louis.
! AN ADJOURNED MEETING-The
annual meeting of the board of trade
which was adjourned from last Tues
! day night until last night was adjourn
| ed again for a week on account Of the
absence of a quorum. Many of the
members were engaged in political
| maneuvering which prevented their at
| tendance.
| EDUCATIONAL JOURNETINGS.-
Judge Layton, territorial superintend-
ent of public instruction, returned yes
| terday from Tucson where he had been
attending a meeting CO the board o.
university regents. Today he will visit
Tempe to meet with the Normal school
board and after that he will visit the
northern Normal.
| A GREAT LECTURER.-Those who
heard Rev. DR.. Fraser preach at the
Presbytel ian church On last Sunday
! morning pronounced his sermon as one
/ of the ablest and most eloquent that
has ever been preached in Phoenix. II
/ will be pleasure to have this eminent
divine deliver his famous lecture on
I Japan tomorrow night at the First
| NJ E. church.
JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT
In Justice Robertson's court yesterday
/ there was a three-cornered case in
which the territory had on the gloves
/ against both John Doe and man
named RraWley, who We're accused OF
! assaulting u man named j. w. Jacobs
Jacobs it seemed had thought better
Of his alleged assailants since making
! complaint, SC he withdrew the charges
/ and paid the costs.
! PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED
F. w Billiard, who with mis- brother,
owns the famous Billiard mines west
Of Congress. Was kicked on the head
i by a horse Monday morning at Congress
Junction and is not expected to live
His skull was crushed and at first il
was thought he was dead but he reViV-
ed partially but at last accounts was
unconscious and the attending physi-
clan reports that there are very slight
! hopes for mis- recovery.
FUNERAL OF JAMES B. RAN
Il DALL.-The funeral of James B. Ran
dali will be held this afternoon at
o'clock at the undertaking parlors OF
A J. Bradley. Mr.. Randall is the mar
who was accidentally shot at CAM
Creek several weeks ago, the bullet
being imbedded in the back Of his head
He was finally operated on and recov-
cred sufficiently to return to work 81
i Camp Creek, but was soon after taker
worse and brought back to the city
dying a few hours after his return.
NEW RATIONS.-Articles OF
the following corporations were filed
in the office OF the county recorder
yesterday: Pioneer Gold Mining COM
pany, capital stock s1.C00,000, incorpor-
ators L. H. Rich, L. A W. Johnstone
c. 8. Brown and others; Garnett Zinc
L and Lead company. capital stock $780,
| Gee. iacorporators ]. G.. Rainier. t c.
II Stephens. 3. y. barnard and others
!! The Gold Bug Mine and Milling COM
rany. capital stock $500, 600, incorpora-
tors G. S. Irwin, H NJ Lewis L. B
johnson and others.
THE RANGERS. = Captain T. H
Rynning of the Arizona Rangers oami
in from the south yesterday morning
for q short conference with Governor
Brodie. He returned 10 Douglas last
night. The Arizona Rangers ,orSaniza
ton looks like q reorganization of b
troop of the Rough Ridersi Most of tn;
members Of the Rangers were member.
of the Rough Riders and it happen:
that most OF them have come from tn,
troop commanded by Captain McClin
!,
new law has put new lie into the o.
i ganiza ton and that good work is being
3 done.