Arizona republican., 1903-11-28

into numerous cases of sickness
among the horses of that locality
There have heen 50 many sick horses
there during the last two or three
months that some fear was entertain
J ed that the disease might result in n
serious epidemic. especially as that
county not many years ago had a num-
her of cases of CHAMBERS. DR. Norton
says. though. that the affection of
horses is not contagious and is due
10 local conditions with each ami
NAL.
IN THE MATCH BUSINEsS.-Two
boys. enc Mexican and the other an
American yesterday robbed the sher-
ifs Cnice of thirteen large punches of
matches. A large tin of the matches
had been opened and set out of doors
for the smell of the phosphorus to
partly fade away. The boys happen
ed along and helped themselves. They
were trying to sell the matches at re-
duced rates when the Mexican boy was
arrested by officer Moore. He made n
confession at once. He said that he did
not want to take the matches. but he
had been persuaded to Go 50 BY the
American whom he agrees to produce
this morning. He was held at the
sherim's office for Il short time. aud
having been put under oath to appear
;his morning he was released
THE KYRENE 9ANk.--A few weeks
ago there appeared in the Tempe de-
partment of this paper mention of 4
hank which was to be started at Ky
rene. 1t was understood by all living
in This part Of the country to he n
Joke. but il has sheen taken seriously
by persons abroad who happen TO have
an interest in the banking business.
The announcement has greatly in
creased the volume of 4. j. Hansen's
mail The last letter he received was
from a firm engaged in the business
Of manufacturing safes. The writer
said he had for some time been try
ing to find out particulars of the new
bank. He would like to learn the
names Of the promoters of that finan-
cial institution and whether they had
yet invested in that necessary ad-
junct. a first class safe or vault.
EJECTMENT SUIT.-The suit Of thr
Merryman Fruit and Stock company
against Mrs. Ellen Lisenbee for DOS
session of the Lemon hotel was tried
in Justice Benefits court yesterday
and was dismissed on account of a de
feet in the complaint. The hotel some
time ago passed into the hands of W.
T. Smith and ]. w. Walker and was
by them sold to a gentleman from the
east. The sale was not quite con-
Dleted. but the contamination of the
deal was contingent upon the sellers
being able to put the purchaser in
possession of the property. Mrs. Liser-
bee had a lease upon il and is making
a strenuous opposition to the efforts
TO get her out. In the event of the
failure TO do so the deal Will prob
ably go no farther.
NEW CORPORATIONS.-ArticIes OF
the following corporations were filed
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday: The Palmer Mineral oil
company. capital stock. $4,000 incor-
porators, ID. G. Beals. V. Clark. w
w. Cook and others; Flour City OH
company. capital stock $1,000. coo. in
corporators, f. c. Warner. T. q. Po,-
ter. \. .. cobb and others: Hennepin
Oil and Gas company. capital stock.
Sl.oOOCC0. incorpCrators. +. G. Potter.
A. c. Cobb. c. F. Piper and others:
Castle Mining. Water and Power com
pany. capital stock. $1,000. CO., inco@-
porators, w. W. Jenkins. T. T
Wright. J. Spires and others: Great
Continental Divide Mining. Milling and
Tunnel company, capital stock. $1,000
eco, inccrporators. w E Cation and l.
II. Quimby: Parole Mining company.
capital stock, $250OO0. incorporates. \
/. Craig. J. +. M'BriGe and n. Fur
long.