Arizona republican., 1903-08-12
Temperature

Maximum temperature, 9S: minimum
temperature. %.
Average relative humidity, a. per ct.
Total precipitation. 0.
Character of the day-Clear.
NJ. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
a NOTARY-A notarial commission
was issued yesterday to ]. F. Curry of
Bisbee.
REWARD OFFERED. - Marshal
Kinney yesterday received a letter
from Sheriff Roberts of Yavapai offer
inv a reward for the finding of six
horses that have either been stolen or
strayed from their Yavapai freside.
BOARD OF SIMULTANEOUSLY
territorial board of equalization spent
yesterday in getting the figures of the
returns of the several counties. The
returns from CoconiHo county had not
been received yesterday.
THE LIMITING limit of masculine
humiliation has been worked in the
case of a Phoenix man. His wife
makes him wear tucks in the sleeves Of
his nightgowns trimmed with pink rib
bon so that the baby won't know the
difference when he walks the floor with
it in the night.
BOUGHT A HOME-F. D. Black
mer. who recently sold a ranch south
of the river and who still owns an
other one west of Phoenix. has pur-
! chased a property on Grand avenue
and will move to town. His recent in
vestment is the Hollenbeck residence
| just this side OF the former Murphy
residence. now known as The Rum
! ney.''
POLICE COURT.-F'rancisca Franco
is in town again, having placed herself
on record yesterday in the police court
| by paying a fine of s. for disturbing
| the peace. Betara Sanchez, arrested
! on the same charge, was discharged.
Two men arrested for vagrancy were
+ given time to clear this port and make
Tor smoother sailing. It's too hot here
now for a hobo.
/ YUMA WAKING UP.-Yuma is pull
! ing herself together and getting ready
| TO climb into the prosperity wagon.
! Yesterday Secretary Van der Veer of
| the board of trade received a
| leeter frcm Supervisor w. Z. Marvin
| ST. ting that Yuma was beginning to
| feel the need of a board of trade and
! he wanted to get some information
i about organizing such an institution.
WILL PLAY ANYHOW.-The street
cars failed 20 run last night as was ex-
pected, and there was consequently no
show at the Park theater. Mr.. Curtiss
says there will be a performance to-
night, however, whether the cars run
or not. 1t is the regular excursion night
from Mesa City and the date will be
Ia6 =
hack travel. 1t is hoped. though. that
| the cars will be running. The bill to-
night will be Struck Gas
NEW CORPORATIONS of
the following corporations were filed in
the Office of the county recorder yester-
day: Teleos Bread company. capital
stock $500, 600. incorporators NJ. H.
! Briggs, y. {. Donnell and F. w. Die
henson; The Northern Oil company.
capital stock 81. 000,000 incorporators 5.
| H. Hall, Z. c. Best and J. Dye; Nina
Grande Gold Mining company. capital
stock 10000 00C. incorporators X. Soul
ly, F. Turner aud NJ. G. Sculy.
| PEACE DISTURBERS. - Miguel
| Nunez and Ramon Buelna We're before
Justice Burnett yesterday morning
| charged with d disturbance of the
peace. Each was fined s. and neither
had seven cents. They went to Jail.
| But the troubles of Buelna were not
nearly over. When he was arrested
| there was found upon him knife that
nobody but d murderer would be eX-
pected to carry. That cost him twenty
| days more. Juan Rios was brought in
charged with cruelty to animals. He
| has d drove of burros which his neigh
bors say he is starving. He will be
| tried today.
| OFF FOR THE SEASIDE.-The fol-
! lowing named were among last nights
| NJ. & p. eXcursionistS leaving for the
| coast: George D. Burtis. Mrs. Mark
| Thompson, Gerevieve Alsap Mrs. r. J
| Dobbs r. ]. Mckinney, Nathan Cash,
Mrs. j. c. Stovall, Frank Cervallio. Mrs.
| ID. r. Smith, May Camp. r. ]. Pierce.
L Mrs w. {. Dawes, J. NJ. Jamison, Rus
/ sell Limbarger. Fannie Limbarger. j.
r. Norton. n. w. Wanamaker, George
Lewis Bertha NICE. Knipe, Laura \.
Burton. o. P. Morton, Mrs. NJ. Hemp
hill, John Hyder, L. Karsen, Valentine
Vercantran. J. S. Allison.
HOME AGAIN.-W. L. Deity re-
turned yesterday morning after "a five
weeks absence in Sonora and the
southern part of Arizona. Since re-
turning from Sonora he has visited
several mining properties in Pima and
Pinak counties. The Proveedora mine.
in which he is largely interested, he
says looks better every day and it has