Arizona republican., 1903-07-17


 A CORPORATION.-Articles of in corporation of the Farnham company ! were filed in the office of the county re- cOrder yesterday. The capital stock is S3.000.O0O. The incorporators are J. Me Gee. c. A. McGee and ]. J. Rosenburg.
 DISTRICT LODGE. I. O. G. T. Members of Garden Valley lodge, No. l. l. O. G. T.. will assemble at the w. C. T. U. reading room on Center street and start for District lodge in a body at 6:30 this evening There will be about twenty of them.
 THE WILLS OF THE SUTROS.- | There were filed in probate court yester- day authenticated copies of the wills of Adofph. Charles and Gustav Sutro. late of San Francisco. The Sutros were ! owners of some land in the neighbor- | hood of Glendale and this step was necessary for the legal disposition of it. NO MEETING.--There was no meet. ing of the Salvation Army here last night owing to the fact that the garri- son here is conducting a special cam | paign in Tempe, and last night there was a concerted charge on the hosts of sin in which all possible reinforce ments participated.
 l 4 RUNAWAY TEAM.-Jasper Dobbs' big dray team got away yesterday afternoon and ran along Jefferson street and North First avenue. both streets being crowded with other teams and vehicles. It happened as it nearly always does in Phoenix in the cases of runaways that no damage was done.
 POSTPONED TILL WEDNESDAY, The case of Hermenegildo Chacon accused of stealing two razots- from w F. Thomas at Liberty two years ago. was yesterday continued by Justice Robertson till next Wednesday, The accused was allowed to go on his own recognizance and instructed to have his witnesses here by the time set for trial
 HARRY KENNEDY'S NEW BOY.- Word was received yesterday from Los Angeles of the birth to Mrs. Harry M Kennedy of a son. The telegram also stated that both babe and mother were doing well. Mir. Kennedy is also in Los Angeles. His friends here describe | this incident as his second offense. There is already a boy in the Kennedy family about two years old.
 ROUGH ROAD TO TRAVEL A card was received yesterday from | Charles Gittner, who left here a week ago on a hunting trip in the Mogol- | Ions. The letter was written from An telope station. MT. Gittner describes the Black Canyon road to that point as a holy terrier" He says his body ! is all full of dents, but he does not mind that. The next stopping place of the expedition will be Camp Verde. Then the party will pull up into the Mogollons and the slaughter of bear, deer, lions and antelope will begin. GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT t-eleventh annual tournament of the Ari- zona Sportsmen's association will be | held in Prescott during the month of | September, probably about the 10th. The tournament will embrace three days of blue rock shooting. The ob- jectionable part of the previous tourna
 ments. the live bird shooting, will be | dropped from the coming event, as well as from all future tournaments. as the association voted it out at the | business meeting in Bisbee last fall. According to promise, the Prescott Gun clubs traps will be moved from the present site to the race track, where the grand stand can be used by spec l tators.
 | HAVE FINISHED THE AL-PHA- | BET.-The board of supervisors yester- day finished the assessment roll; that is, the alpha list was completed | but some of the assessments have not yet been fully passed upon and the
 board will be in session the rest of the week. There have not been as many
 kicks as usual this year. Charles Woolf and Carl Hayden, representing | the Tempe canal, were before the board yesterday to inquire why that water
 way had been assessed at $2l3,0O0 when
 all the north side canals had been
 valued at only s250, 900.
 | A NARROW ESCAPE.-Friends of | Contractor N. C. Webster are congratu- | lating him on his narrow escape from | death at Mesa City yesterday. While Il the P. and E. train was standing at the | depot MT. Webster tried to climb on
 board in the hope that he could beat Il his way down to Phoenix, but he | slipped on the icy platform and fell
 badly lacerating his pants and skin-
 ming his hands. If the train had been moving he might have been run over