Arizona republican., 1903-09-04

who live three miles west on the Yuma
road, are rejoicing in the arrival of
their first born. a fine son.
A STRIKE.-Tomas Chacon was be-
fore Justice Robertson yesterday on
the charge of striking Francisco Robes.
He pleaded guilty and paid a fine of Sc.
REV. BAGBY HOME-Having re-
turned from his cation, Rev. w. H.
Bagby will occupy his pulpit at the
Christian church at II a. m. next Sun
day.
STRAY WHEELS.-The police have
two stray bicycles on hand that will be
delivered to owners on proving prop
erty. Neither has a name and both
exhibit masculine construction.
DRIED GRAPES.-E. E. Jack of
Glendale brought to the board of trade
room yesterday a fine sample lot of
Seedless Suitana dried grapes or rails
ms. A couple of jars full of them have
been fixed up for exhibition purposes.
MIR. WALBRIDGE HOME.-A. P.
Walbridge, who has been spending
sometime in the northern part of the
territory enjoying an outing and in
cidentally doing a little work in the
the temperance cause, returned home
yesterday morning.
Owens, who recently served d term in
Yuma for a scrape in this city, is re-
ported in Jail at Cananea for an at
tempt to hold up a saloon owned by
Ramon Flores. Owens was paroled out
of the penitentiary at Yuma about six
months ago.-Bisbee Review.
DELEGATES TO OGDEN.-Gover-
nor Brodie yesterday appointed the
following delegates TO the national ir-
rigation congress at Ogden: Messrs.
Walter Talbot, Mayor Bennett, Ar
thur P. Davis, DR.. William Duffield
and A. ]. Hansen. Mr.. Davis had al
ready been named by the board of
trade.
a RUNAWAY.-Joe Bush has new
delivery wagon made partly out of the
wreck of his old one which founderad
on a hitching post yesterday afternoon
and went to pieces almost immediatel-
ly. The crew. consisting of George
Curtis. the youthful captain and the
buckskin horse that furnishes the mo-
tive power. was saved by prompt ac-
ton.
IRRIGATION CONGRESS DELE
GATES.-NernOn L. Clark. who will he
one of the representatives of this NUM-
cipdlity in the irrigation congress that
is to meet in Ogden about the middle
of this month, left last night for Los
Angeles. He will journey from there
TO San Francisco. where he will be
Joined by H. l. Latham, who is also a
delegate.
SHREWD BOYS.-Two bad but re-
sourceful Prescott little boys missed
their pet buIro the other day and found
him locked securely inside the city
pound. says the Courier. They lacked
the financial wherewith to get it out
So they got ropes, threw the burro
down, tied its legs together. and
dragged it out under the pound gate
doing a little excavating to expedite
matters.
NEW CORPORATIONS oil
the following corporations were filed
in the office OF the county recorder
yesterday: Columbus Mining and
Milling company, capital stock. $1,000,
900, incorporators, L. A. Brown. w
Z. Meek. Julia a. Brown and others;
United States Gold and Copper Cor
pOration, capital stock. 81. 100000, incor-
poratorS l.. ). Smith, Nj. j. Shaw anC
F. S. Tewksbury.
HONNECkER-P Adolpf
Frederick Honnecker and Miss Anna
Carolyn Poock were married Wednes-
day, September End, in this city. an6
will be at home at University street
and Thirteenth avenue. Phoenix, after
October 1st. Mr.. Honnecker is
printer by trade and has been her;
several months. Miss Anna L. Hen
necker his sister, arrived here abou
ten days ago from Dayton, Ohio, or 4
visit to her brother.
CAPTURED AGAIN.-Miquel Popo
witch. the insane man who was ar
rested in the Buckeye country abou
| a week ago. charged with insanity
was brought to the county Jail agair
yesterday. At the time of his hearing
/ in probate court he seemed to hav
recovered his mind and his answer:
| to the questions put to him were co
| herent. He was discharged and he i'm
mediately left the town in haste. II
was arrested the last time near Gil;
| Bend. He was found bareheaded an,
! his feet We're tied up in rags.
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