Arizona republican., 1903-06-18

The eastern demand for horses has
become So great that even these wild
Il cayuses possess a commercial v;s!!titA
and they are being bought up at about
$3.50 a head by Kansas City firm
/ who had a represe ntatiVe here u few
Il days ago O. b. Fuller of Los An
geles who was here yesterday has ship
ped about forty carloads of cattle to
California from Tucson within the last
few days.
THOMPSON-TAY Joseph
| Ford Thompson ana Miss Maggie Tay
lor were united in marriage yesterday
| morning at the Catholic church. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
! Father Novatus in the presence OF
few intimate friends The groom is the
well known proprietor of the West Fad
| grocery and has lived in the city Tor
| several years. The bride whose home
was NJ No. 1113 East Van Buren, street
is a highly accomplished young lady
and is quite we'll known. having lived
in Phoenix for several years. After
short honeymoon spent with frisnds
in the country. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
will be at home on West Jefferson
street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues.
WANTED FOR CRUELTY Stevens
and Sturgis. the liverymen, yesterday
swore out a John Doe warrant in JUS
tice Burnetts court against travel
ing man. charging him with cruelty to-
an animal. Yesterday morning he APP
piled at the livery stable for a horse
and buggy, saying that he wanted to
go to Tempe. Mr. Stevens told him
that If he was going no farther he
would let him have single horseT but
that on account of the heat he would
have to take a double team if he in
tended TO go as far as Mesa. The man
assured him that Tempe would be the
end OF the journey. Yesterday evening
i telephone message Wis received from
Mesa saying that the man had been
there and had just started>for Phoenix;
that he had had the horse standing in
the sun all afternoon without food or
water.
NEW RATIONS.-Articles of
the following corpora tons We're filed
in the office Of the county recorder
yesterday: Acme oil and Gas com
pany. capital stock Sl.250.OGO incorpora-
tors Phillip Sattler. ]. q. Wolfe and l.
r. Bliss; Reliance Coal and Mining
company, capital stock 100000. incor-
pOrators s. y. Migholl. r. p. Tracy and
l.. ID. Keim: International Mining. and
Milling company. capital stock 1.G00.-
Gee, lncorporators j. p. Crcar. c. l..
Blackford, John Cre3f and others En-
press Augusta Victoria Gold Mining
company. capital stock $1,000. coo. in
corpOratOrs John l.. Henry Albert T..
Kewhne. and Joseph Weiss Blaney Oil
and Gas Refining company. capital
stock 100000 incorporators l.. Blaney. !
f.. :. Blaney and {. w. Blaney.
PLACE FOR THE Competent
The United States Civil Service COM
mission announces that on July % ex-
aminations will be held for the position !
of stenOgrapher,- typewriter and tele- |
srapher. 1t VIII be oEen tQaInales. The |
examination VIII consist o. stenog-
raphy practical tests, arithmetic. let |
ter writing and paamanship. Type !
writing tests Will BE- given in ;abulat- |
ing. copying. copying and spacing and |
dictatiOn. Experience will count lor /
something in the examination. The |
minimum age limit is twenty years. |
From the list OF eligibIes resulting |
from this examination certifcation will |
be nEsde to the deck department of the !
navy yard at Pensacola. Fla. at sal |
AIRY of s34 per day and 10 such other |
vacancies as may occur. Persons de- !
string to take the examination may APP |
ply to the civil service commission at |
Washington or to the secretary OF the |
local board of examiners.
JUSTICE EOBERTsON'S COc&T-
In Justice Robertson's court YESTERDAY !
G. r. G.. Fike was found guilty of Oh /
tanning money under false p-etsOs"s ~ /
issuing a five dollar check on a baak !
IN which he had no funds. He was re-
leased on condition that he pas bacl;
the five dollars secured and pay the
c,sts of the case by the 26th. to when
time it was continued. Jose Nasque.
was arrested for assauiting Engen
Tapia, the blind man. in the apart |
ments of Francisco RObles. The cas- l
was set for trial az 10 o'ciucH today. 4
Jane Doe. an Arabian or Turkish W IN
an was arrested on the charge % dis
turbinS the peace. complaint beng fled 4
by n. w. Bergman. Her husband, I
who keeps store and owed the Milton /
Bergman company. a hin LETT town /
instructing her to secure more msr- /
ohandise there and pay Tor K hut rot
To pay the old bill. The .,Abds we're
brought and a demand made for
he Indebtedness when Il quarrel en-
sued The case was set for trial this /
morning at 10 o'clock, a jury being de- |
manded by j. l.. p. Alexander. attor-
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