Arizona republican., 1903-08-20

M. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
 A HAYRIDE.-A wagonload of Glen dale people came to Phoenix Tuesday night on q hayride expedition and seem ingly enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent.
 THE BIRTH OF A SON.-There was born yesterday morning to Mrs. A. s. Herzberg of this city an eight-pou"d boy. MT. and Mrs. HerZbeTS "-fe formerly residents of Tempe.
 HELD TO ANSWER.-John Will Hams, accused ot attempting to murder his wife at Pearce. was held to the grand jury and his bond placed at s5, 0O0 Failing to furnish the bond he went to jail.
 MIR. KYLE LOCATED.-Hen-yG Con through the Missouri consulate here. represented by R. H. Drane. saying that D. P. Kyle was at Fairfax, Mo. behaving himself and enjoying himself.
 TRIAL TODAY.-The trial of Long Way Up. the Chiraman who owns the deg whose manners are in question, was set for this morning in Justice Robertson's court instead of yesterday as announced
 co. BIS ENCAMPMENT.-A Prescott paper says that preparations are al ready under way to receive and pro vide for Company B, Arizona militia. who will come to Fort Whipple about August 3Oth for ten days camp ser vice under the supervision of the ofh- cers of the post.
 A BOOM IN EDUCATIONAL MAT TERS.-A letter was received yesterday from Superintendent of Public Instruc- ton A. H. Fulton apprising his con stituents that he is the father of boy The professor has been in the cast for the last month. Mrs. Fulton preceded him by month.
 POLICE COURT.-Harry Johnson squared himself with the city recorder yesterday by turning over six dollars as penance for over indulgence in strong drink. Con Ryan was picked up on similar charge but got away with good strong talk.
 MORE PEACHES-C. C. Chambers, who lives southeast of the city. brought to the board of trade yesterday a twiS on which were three fine looking peach es of the Heath variety. The peaches, twig leaves and all were put in pickle for later exhibition.
 DE LEON IN CUSTODY.-Sheriff Roberts is in California after Charles De Leon, who was apprehended in Santa Barbara. He is the man who married a widow few months ago and is accused of taking her money from Prescott bank without her knowledge or consent. then deserting her.
 DIED SUDDENLY.-A Mexican died rather suddenly yesterday in the south part Of town. It was first reported that he died in q ditch and it was supposed was a proper subject for the coroner. Investiga tion. however. developed that he was an old man and had been ill for some time and that his death was plainly in the natural course of events. so no inquest was held.
 A MESSAGE OF DEATH.-Mrs. Al Cowan who was summoned to her for mer home in Indiana few months ago by the illness and death of q. sister. yesterday received a telegram an nouncing the death of her father near South Bend. A few days ago he suffer ed d fall from fence he was climb ing over. resulting in lf1e fracture of a rib. He was too far advanced in years to recover from the shock and the w0urq.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the American Oil company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. The capital stock is S1O0.OOO, the incorporators are l.. A Loicht, w. J. Piero and w. F.. Krumlauf- Ar ticies were also filed of the Symmes Creek Coal company with d capital stock of $3.00O.0OO: the incorporators are J E. Townsend, w P. Christy and F. Seymour
 A GATHERING OF SHERIFFS.- Sheriff Frank Murphy of Pima county arrived in town yesterday morning on his way to Prescott to get man who is being detained for him there. Sheriff Tom Wills of Pinal county, an infre- quent visitor to Phoenix came in on the same train. While they were waiting at Maricopa they met Sheriff Lewis of Cochise county who had been here the day before.
 MICHAEL AMBROSE DEAD.- Michael Ambrose who came here few months ago from Colorado for his health died about s o'clock yesterday