Arizona republican., 1903-01-28

CATTLE SHIPMENT.-R. H. Benton shipped nine cars of cattle last night from Tempe to San Diego and Los Angeles on the regular train.
 THE CHOWDER >CLUB.-The an nual meeting of the Chowder club will be held at the Bodega next Sunday morning at II o'clock for the election of officers and the discussion of all matters of interest to the clam. Ob- lection was raised by some of the mem bers to the hour set for the meeting on account of it's interference with the usual Sunday-school hour.
 DEATH OF J. A. MAGOFFIN.- Word was received here yesterday of the death of MT. J. A. MagofIin at his home in Carthage, Mo. MT. Magoffin came here two years ago in search ot health and for a time made much inn prOvement, his condition becoming worse last fall he returned in Decem- Der To his home in Missouri. He leaves a wife and five children.
 THE NATIVE AMERICAN.-The Native American. the organ of the Phoenix Indian School, spread itself in its institute" number, which contains forty pages of matter. all of which is interesting to those who like to read about the progress of the Indian It contains nearly all the papers read and speeches made during the recent insti- tute of teachers in Indian schools.
 s. A. W. VETERANS.-Am meeting ot the Spanish-American War Veterans was held last night at the office of J. L. B. Alexander. A large number of members were present and several ap- n1iCl initiated Tr . s4,, to give the second annual dance in the early part of March and various com mittees were appointed to make the necessary arrangements. The date will be announced later. The meeting was altogether an enthusiastic one and the members are proud Of the advance meat being made in the order and the good missionary work being done
 GOT OFF EASY.-John Doe. who started the COW graveyard near the BufCrd place, appeared in Justice Rob ertson's court yesterday with his part ner, Richard Dee, who said he also wanted to represent in the case. Both are young men engaged in farming and pleaded ignorance of the law re- garding buryinP. carcasses near a stream and also denied that they in
 
 near to the Buford holdings. On prom l ising to remove the nuisance and never | do 1t again they were discharged after ! paying the costs.
 A EOICELESS BEGGAR-Yester- l day evening when J. A. Plattuer was -at | supper in restaurant stranger. | whose voice seemed to be gone. askedI him in a whisper for enough money to 1 get cup of coffee. He had he said, l eaten nothing all day. He put away a thirty-fve-cent meal and when MT Plattner asked him where he was going to sleep he replied that he expected u walk the streets. He was given an- other quarter for @ bed. few min utes later MT. Plattner overlook the fellow when he was asking another man for a quarter and backing his re- quest with the statement that he had eaten nothing for twenty-four hours
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Blossoms Mining company. capi- tai stock S1,500,OOC. incorpOrators J. NJ Iiavard, II. l. Reynolds and w. J. Brooks; Bolton Investment company. capital stock $1O0.OOO incorporators w. A. l. K. g. and F. Bolton and NJ. NJ. and C. s. Steward; Pine King Land and Lumber company, capital stock $2, ,OOO.- JOO iEcorpOrators ". J. Root and b. A. Security Oil company. capi- tal stock $1, 800 900. incorporators r. Butcher, H. C. Bilham, $. F. Butcher