Arizona republican., 1903-06-21

| HUNT IN THE SUPERSTlTlONS.-
w. l.. Pinney and w. d. Tanner left
yesterday afternoon for a few days
outing in the Superstition mountains.
| They Nill take rest among the pines.
and expect TO run across some mount
ain lions or bear before they return.
| RETURN OF GOVERNOR BRODIE.
! Governor Brodie. VINO has been in the
east tor the last month visiting Mrs.
BroGie. who is in ill-health at Pepning-
ton, y. j., is probably in the territory
! by this time. George II Smalley. his
private secretary, yesterday afternoon
received a telegram from him at Trini-
/ dad. Colo He said he would leave for
the west on the Santa Fe Pacific No. =.
ENQUIRY FOR \ BROTHEE.-AIiss
Dollie Griffin of San Antonio. Tex, has
written TO the board of supervisors ill.,
quirinS if her brother. Thomas Griffin.
lives in this part of the country. She
says she had heard that he is a resident
Of Phoenix and it is quite important TO
both of them that he should be located
RELIEF FOR MORENCI.-Word
was received at the office of the Gov
eTnor that Troop C of the United
States cavalry, Captain Hedkin. had ar
rived at Morenci. This is the troop
which had been sent overland from
Camp Apache.-- There is nothing now
to prevent the rest of the militia from
leaving the camp.
DEATH OF MISS RUNDLETT-
Word was received yesterday in Phoe-
riX of the death of Miss Mamie Rund
lett at her home in Salem, oregon. on
June 13. Miss Rundlett spent nearly
all of last winter in Phoenix and made
many friends who mourn hey untimely
end. Miss Rundlett was twenty-giE
years old.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
Incorporation of the Sunfiower Oil and
Gas company were filed In the office OF
the county recorder yesterday. The
capital stock is S1.0OSOO0; the incorpor-
ators are William Murdock. d. II. At
wood, Charles NJ Armstrong and 9th
ers. Articles were also filed of the
Kentucky Colonel Oil company with n
tapitcl stock of 100000 The incorpor-
ators are G. c. Glenn, S. NJ. Smith. a
Z. Keifer and others.
SOME FINE FIGS.-B. X. Melick.
who lives on the E.lvey place, west Of
town. brought to the board Of trade
some fine black figs. some OF which
weighed two ounces and We're eight
inches in circumference. They were al
most too ripe to preserve we'll but Sec
reary Van der Neer put up a couple Of
Jars of them anyway as an experiment
in the hope that it will prove a sue
cessful one
JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT
Francisco Robles was tried yesterday
by Justice Robertson on the charge Of
calling a lady bad names in a Chinese
store. She was fined four dollars.
Miguel Martinez pleaded guilty to dis
turbng the peace ana was sent 10 jail
for seven days. Ben Hall, who was
arrested Tor getting away with S2.10
worth of groceries that r. OFtega had
at his place on the Yuma road near the
club house. was ioUrd guilty and sent
to Jail for twenty days.
BAND CONCERT.-Thou were
In attendance at the Indian school
band concert last night. notwithstand-
ing the fact that the Indian band is no
novelty in. this city The people were
not after novelty but music anG they
got what they wenJ after. The plaud-
its and encores OF the vast assemblage
were gratifying. indeed, to Professor
Carlo Contrado, the leader. and B. b.
Custef, the manager of the band,
which consists of twenty-four instru1
ments, every one of them played BY am
artist The Phoenix Indian school
band is not a trumred up aggregation
of musicians but is a fine lot of boys
who have been educated ia music. some
of them by years of practice. under
competent instructors and in various
excursions they have m5de about the
country they have earned notable and
we'll merited praise.
P. & f. CONSTRUCTION.--Road-
master Higley, who was here yesterday
announced that on Tuesday he expects
TO begin laying steel again on the F. &
+. beyond Mesa City. There is Eow j
supply of rails on hand sufficient to lay
about six miles of track and il is ex-
pected that rails will be received fast
enough from now on TO keep the track
laying. force continuously employed.
The road is graded beyond Florence