Arizona republican., 1903-08-08

rented couple of horses from the liv- cry stable of Benton Bros. They went along the Verde, where the thieves would have to have gone if they had gone in that direction at all. They by some other route.
 never got the trail of them at all and are sure that they must have left town
 A NORTHERN WASHOUT.-The was q washout Thursday afternoon forty-seven miles south of Ash Fork. on the $. r., r. X P. railroad. which delayed tho southbound :. F.. p X F
 train several hours, it finally reaching Phoenix yesterday morning about s o'clock. The washout was not large one. but it was necessary to back the train up to Jerome Junction for ma terials to repair the damage The train leaving here yesterday morning met
 with no delay as the repairs were made before it reached that point
 MINE DEVELOPMENT
 F. L. Eddy of the Eddy Gold. Silver X
 Copper Mining Co. will leave next Tuesday with q force oi men to sink
 new shaft on the New Year claim.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH
 There will be the regular services at the Free Methodist church on Sunday.
 as follows: Sabbath school at 10 d. m.
 preaching at Il a. m., by s. F. Heil- man, the pastor: services at 7:30 D. m.. song and praise: preaching at D. m. by the pastor.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office ot the county recorder yester- day: Southern Coal, Land X Lumber company. capital stock S2. 300. 900. incor- porators C. W. Weaver and w. w
 Weaver: Cook Creek Oil X Gas com pany. capital stOcE $50000, incorporat-
 ors W. F. Farley, D. H. Wilson and J. w. Orr; the FOrdyce Mining company. capital stock $1 000. 000 incorporators R. l.. Rader. I. J. Truman and NJ. F.. Herring: Verdigiis oil. Gas X Manu- featuring company, capital stock $1.-
 GOO. GOO, incorporators W. l. Aldrich w. D. Mitchell and J. P. Walters.
 A DEALER IN RAZORS.-Late last l night Officer Doheney picked up q man
 who was offering razors for sale. He
 was operating only in back alleys but
 his fame soon spread to the front streets. The officer suspected that he was selling stolen property. and it was
 on that suspicion that he took him in. The first search disclosed four rdZors. but when the man, who said his name
 was R. Greenwood was taken to the l jail. it was found that he had on an- other pair of trousers and all the 1 pockets of them were filled with raZors
 and fancy pens. He was before Justice 1 Burnett yesterday. IL did not appear l that his stock had been stolen. but
 consisted of the kind of goods that are
 made only for selling purposes. He
 was discharged with a lecture.
 JONES IS THE MAINSTAY-Oscar
 Jones has become literally the pitching
 standby of Edward. Faalon, manager
 of tEa Brooklyn team. The chances
 are that Jones will be valued still more highly by the Brooklyn management as | the season progresses, says the Los
 Angeles Herald, for he impr owed here | from the first of July until the end of 1 the season, in the two years that he ! pitched for Los Angeles. A. Wager
 of the Brooklyn Eagle. writing under date of July Z7. says: The only pitch
 CT upon whom full dependence could be | placed of late has been Oscar Jones whose splendid work has enabled the
 team to hold the place it occupies i Schmidt's effectiveness has been im- | paired by anxiety about his wife who
 is soon to submit to an operation. Gar | win is too easily disconcerted by er- | TOTS
 l THE MEXICAN CELEBRATION = There was d meeting of the Junta Pat riotica yesterday for the purpose o
 making further preparations for the celebration of the anniversary of MeXi- l can independence. The enthusiasm ot
 the members of the club is increasing
 and the indications are that the com- | ing celebration of that event will be | something to be remembered. Consu | Pima is taking great interest in tn, | matter and he will shortly go t0 Tucsor | 10 invite in person the participation O
 the Spansh-Americans of that place
 Hon. M. c. Samniego of Tucson will be l the marshal of the day. At the meetn: yesterday the following executive con-
 mittee was appointed: J. NJ. Melendrez 1 Jose s. Provencio, Ignacio Espinosa 1 Pedro G. De la Lama and Teodora Olea. The club will give a dance a
 the Foresters' hall tonight, the proceeds | to go to the celebration