Arizona republican., 1903-08-19


 Character of the day: Cloudy. M. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director. SPENT \ DAY HERE.-Rev. Henry of Flagstaff spent yesterday in Phoe- nix en route to Tucscn. where he goes to attend to some business matters and to visit with relatives.
 HUGH GRIFFITH GONE EAST Hugh L. Griffith. a graduate of the Phoenix high school, class of 1902, left on the s. F.. P. & P. train Tuesday
 morning for the east, going to Gales burg and Oneida, Knox county, H., first. where he will visit cousins; then down to Greenville to attend school. He may be gone several years.
 ONLY A TEMPORARY RECOVERY Sheriff Lewis of Cochise county ar rived in town yesterday morning with woman who had been committed to the, asylum. The same woman was sent to the asylum a few months ago, but after a brief stay in the institution she was discharged as cured. She relapsed into insanity shortly after her return home.
 THE R-STONE.-The corner stone of the new Baptist church will l be laid at o'clock p. m. at the corner ! of North Third avenue and Monroe
 street. It is expected that in the brief
 service Rev. Dr. Halsey, Rev. R. A. Rowland and Dr. John WiX Thomas, l chairman of the building committee, will take part. The box containing the
 church records will be deposited by MT. L. w. Coggins, church treasurer | YUCATECS WILL TAKE RT-At
 a meeting last night of the Yucatec i Hose company it was decided that the | company should take part in body ill
 the celebration of Mexican independ- | ence The members will appear in
 their uniform and with their appar-
 atus. The company also elected Jose 1 phins Balsz daughter of Joseph Baisz the fire queen for the company. The 1 company further voted a donation to
 the committee on the celebration.
 THE RAGING CaILA.-As announced = in yesterday mornings dispatches to ! The Republican the upper Gila river is | entertaining regular Kaw river flood. 1 and as the river has been under high 1 pressure for several days past Superin- i tendent Bicknell of the M. x P. rail-
 road felt a little anxious last evening about what might happen at the Gila l crossing. He went out on last night s
 train to be on the ground in the event 1 of any unusual demonstra ton on the part of the river.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of
 the following corporations were filed in | the office of the county recorder yes | terday: The Acme Oil and Gas com Ii pany capital stock s1, GOO, ,000, incorpor- ators J. B. Smith, J. K. Shook, H. C. II Dcoley and others; Kinser Oil and Min
 ing company. capital stock s1,000.000 incorporators w. Hoffman. B. w. Kin
 ser, H. C. Dooley and others: The Se-
 curity Oil and Gas company, capital
 stock $27O.000. incorporators w. L
 Cayot, F. F.. Stewart, J/ NJ. Clark and
 others.
 X VICIOUS DOG.-A man named
 Bruniger yesterday caused the arrest oi
 d Chinaman known by the poetica
 name of Long Way Up on the charge ot
 harboring vicious dog. The China man lives near the head of the Lamb eye canal, and it is alleged his dog
 makes the adjustment of the headgate: by those in authority a very hazardous undertaking. It is also claimed tha very recently he bit one man severely The Chinaman pleaded not guilty anC Justice Robertson set his trial for Il o'clock this morning.
 WHY THE CASE HAS NOT BEEN HEARD.-A good deal of inquiry why the case of William Doheney charged with an assault last Saturday night or Bronson Creager has not been heard as it had been understood that it wal set for trial on the following Monday morning. Justice Burnett was read! I at that time to hear it. but the de fendant was prevented by illness iron coming into court. Inquiry as to thu character and seriousness of the Hines ! and. it was found that MT. Dohene. was suffering from dislocated shoul s der, and that it might be a week befor s he would be able to leave his home. 3 BOARD OF TRADE MEETING z The directors of the board of trade hell ! their regular meeting last night wit q Vice President Fulwiler in the chair, il \ the absence of MT. Fowler. Routin business was transacted, including tn J authoriza ton of the appointment of tw I delegates to the national irrigatio I congress which meets in ogden, Utaf T next month. MT. Fulwiler will mak ! the appointments after he has consult ? ed with some gentlemen who will b