Arizona republican., 1903-07-18


 horses than white men do. In the frs, place they try to find shady place fel hitching. Then they remove the har- ness from their horses and give them as much freedom as possible While q set of harness is a pretty we'll ventilat- ed garment, there is no doubt that a horse is cooler with it off than on. The average white man does not care where he hitches his horse. He will let him stand all day, not only with the har- ness on but severely re:ned
 NEW CORPORATIONS. of | the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: American Oil company. capital stock $l50,000. incorpmators S P FL liott. w. H. Patton, Henry Shope and others; The National Amusement com pany, capital stock 5000 incorpora- tors F. w. and John R. Haines and Frank Mayer: Syracuse and Cripple Creek Mining company. capital stock Sl,OOO,OOO. incorporatOrs John Fl. Young. H. k. Bender and A. B. Merryhew {; The Alhambra Gold Mining company. capital stock $2.000,000. incorporators John Mcdonald, James H. Christian and l.. A. Rockwell: American Car | Telephone company, capital stock S5,- OOO,O0O, incorporators F. D. Morgan, F.. D. Cooley and F. w. Lyle
 A MEAN TRICK.-Everyb body but one in Arizona knows that Frank Kirkland is single man. Every day about noon he has business at place where there IS very handsome lady cashier. It is not well to mention the name of the place for that would involve the iden- tity of the cashier. Mir. Kirkland stops at the window of the cashier speaks of weather and other subjects of current or daily interest and generally gives way to an inborn impulse 10 be polite and pleasant Yesterday MT. Kirkland was engaged in the diurnal conversation when one of the proprie- tors approached and. extending his hand, said: How do you do. Mir. Kirkland! How is the wife and babies. % MT. Kirkland is still sore. He says ii | il were not for the cashier he would not patronize the place any more. He is also inquiring if he has net been | furnished the ground work for a libel suit for damages.
 JAKE MILLER AND HI ELDREp CHALLENGED A. C. Martinez one of the most popular young men in
 
 J & P. train for the murmuring sea- side. where he will lave in the bound ius pillows of the briny and tan his skin on the sand dunes of the beach at santa Monica. MT. Martinez works hard when he does work and that is most of the time. He is now going to crowd about three months of rest into the next six weeks. He was born in ] Los Angeles. so his visit to California is case of getting home again as we'll as summer outing. But he has cut out for himself one piece of vacation work that if successfully accomplishet will make him famous. Hi Eldred and Jake Miller are now anchored at Santa Monica trying to break the fishing record. Mir. Martinez has sent word to | them that he will be along shortlyeand show them a few points about taking | the crimp out of their lines. When it comes to fishing he has the inside on everybody for he knows all the big fish on the coast as well as the suckers. A WEDDING.-Justice Robertson did another matrimonial stunt yester- day of which he may feel proud, for at the same time he settled family row and, metaphorically speaking, started | rabbits foot in its pocket. The eligi- bles on the matrimonial waiting list were Senor Jesus Flores and SenOrita Jesusita Flores. Te only weak place in Justice RObertsOn's work was that he failed to change anybody's name. When the bridal party entered his august presence yesterday afternoon the brides mother accompanied as an es- cort. She announced that she was dis pleased with the choice her daughter had made. and that in the event of the matrimonial enterprise being carried out she would provide the corpses for double funeral which her daughter and sOn-in-law would attend in star roles. The court intimated to her that under the laws of Arizona murder was discountenanced in the best society, and beside in late years marriage has not been considered a breach of social etiquette that justified the death pen alty, though there are many no doubt who might better have suffered it. II was then pointed out by the groom | that he had provided d nice home for his bride in which love is to reign su. preme. chile con carne being an after ] consideration. -Materfamilas subsided and the band played on. When the question was solemnly asked if there were any to make objection there was no response. and the court declared that whatever he had joined together was a cinch