Arizona republican., 1903-07-29

A DEPUTY RECORDER. - County ! Recorder B. F. M'Fan yesterday ap- pointed Ralph Murphy a deputy in his office.
 A SON.-The Williams News amour ces the birth of a son to MT. and Mrs. George l.. Young. well known in Phoe- nix as we'll as the northern part Of the territory.
 PAYING FOR THE NEW SCHOOL HOUSES.-Galpin & Golf. the cOntrac- tors who built the new schoolhouses last year will receive the balance of the contract price today. The bonds issued are being signed up and will be delivered to MT. Dwight B. Heard, the purchaser. The issue is $2.400. LEFT THE TRACK-Street car No. Is. with. Motorman Howell in charge. left the track yesterday in front of the Lemon hotel. Nobody was hurt. but the car was slightly damaged. A work car from the barns worked it back on the track and took it in for repairs. WILL SEEK HIGHER RANK.-A farewell meeting will be held tonight at o'clock in the Salvation Army hall in honor of Cadet Ida Belle Wilson of this city, who leaves shortly to take higher rank in that organization. All are invited to attend. Ice cream and cake will be served at the close of the meeting.
 AN ATTACHMENT SUIT.-E. C. Caruthers. the well known merchant of Gila Bend, was in the city yester- day The principal object of his visit was to file an attachment suit against the Gila Valley Irrigation company to recover. for work cone on the canal in the way of cleaning it out Mr. Ca ruthers left last night fer home. With In day or two he will go to Long Beach Cal, where he win spend ths rest of the summer. Mrs. Caruthers is there now.
 THE ANCHOR DIDN'T HOLD Captain Hi Mcdonald has not been about the streets much until yesterday since the last wind storm of three or four nights ago. He has been kept pretty busy resting. He was at home at the time Of the storm and he saw his ironclad barn preparing to leave its moorings. It did not seem TO be heavy enough to hold itself down The cap tain decided that if it was only weight that was wanted to preserve his prop erty il was close at hand. He attached himself to the rising structure as an anchor. A harder gust than ever came along and the anchor began to drag. The barn rose slowly up into the air and a a height of eight or ten feet the captain jumped off.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Alaska Oil and Mines Ex- ploration company. capital stock. $10.- COG, GOO. incorporatOrs J. H. Hummer. H. H. Douglas. R. L. Spenser and oth- CTS; the Farnham company. capital stock. 3,00O. .OO0 articles amended; the Arizona Trust company, capital stock S1O. 900, incorporators, T. W. Pember ton. L. H. Chalmers and H. J. Me Clung; Ellicott Mining company. cap. ital stock, S150,OO0 incorporators. w. M Williams, A. J. Hathaway, D. A. Min ard and others; the St. Bernard In- vestment company. capital stock, .... ......, C. O. Patton. l. l.. Body, k. F.. Rollins and others; United States and Mexico Development company. capital stock, $3000, GOO incorporators. s. Chas Pratt. J. F. Nevin, l.. w. Hoch and others.
 W AN - SlO,UUO.-SulI TOT udinaSPS was filed in district court yesterday by George $. Ford of Wickenburg against the S.F., P. & P. railroad on account of injuries sustained by him on July ot this year. He estimates his damages at s15.000. The plaintiff and his brOther are engaged in the business of dis tributing ice which they receive from Phoenix. On that day a quantity of Ice consigned to them was sent to Wicken burg in the caboose of d freight train The caboose was stopped in front of the platform and the plaintiff was engaged in taking it out. While he was in the ca boose he alleges that the engine was bumped against the forward car of the train and the communicated motion threw him out, inflicting injuries which he believes will be permanent The sum sued for is designed to cover tho pcrmanency of the injuries and the usual items of mental anguish and doc tors bills.
 THAT OUTLAW DOG.-Three times yesterday forenoon Officer Moore. armed