Arizona republican., 1903-06-26

is laid up for repairs and it is not cer- tain that it will ever be it's old self again. The disaster was inflicted by the redoubtable Never Sweats" com posed of Dr. Johr F. Mcintyre, Dr. O.. P. Morton and Dr. R. NJ. Dodsworth. An entirely new corps of physicians was working with the team last night trying to infuse some life into it.
 A REFLECTION ON THIS GIL MATE-Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee of the Presbyterian church yesterday received a letter from Tucson joker. At any rate the missive looked like a letter It consisted of an envelope enclosing another heavy envelope like those used for the sending of wedding cards. This in turn enclosed the folloNing "T H. Schuster says that he came over from Phoenix to Tucson just to cool off Mir. Schuster will be in the city for several days" Yes. ii he carries out his purpose of cooling off he will not leave Tucson until about the mid de of next December. Also if he per- sists in slandering this town in this day and dies unrepentant a time will come when he will lee glad to go most anywhere to cool off.
 OFFER STILL GOOD.-Some time ago the Broadway Department store of Los Angeles advertised in The Repub- lican that it had a scheme for refund ing the railroad fare of Arizona people who visit Los Angeles this season. It now announces in another column of this issue that it still has it's plan in good working order and it is still anx- io,, ,l. laI N,.iy n like to smell the ocean again. get as far as Los Angeles anyhow And if there is any citizen of Phoenix gets as far as Los Angeles it may be depended upon that he will dip in salt water be- fore he gets home. Those who would like to go to the coast, whether they have any expectation of doing so or not. will do well to find out what the Broadway people are willing to do.
 A PLUM EXHIBIT.-J. K. Glass ford. who lives just west of town yes terday brought to this office half doz- en twigs cut from his plum trees that were without eXaggeration plum full of plums. The number of plums on a twig ran from d dozen up according to the length Of the twig and one could cut the twig as long as he wanted to. There may be places in the world where they can raise finer tasting plums. That is not settled for the req son that these are not yet quite ripe. but no one can raise finer looking ones and as for number there is no place where they are more prolific and the only way they could be any larger would be to knock off other ones in order to give those remaining room to In ., ' out between the fruit. did 90 in half hearted, apologetic sort of a way as though they really had no right to in- trude themselves in such valuable space.
 LONE YANAPAI BOND.-The terri torial loan commission was in session yesterday in the matter of one of the Yavapai bonds. This is the last enc. IL was missing at the time of the meet ing of the board when the rest of them were funded. It was owned in Eng land and the owner after the rest of the issue had been disposed of sent il to New York whence the request for it's disposition comes. The commission de- cided to dispose of it but the manner in which it is to be done has not yet been determined. In the ordinary way NOuiu nave iO De duNtIllSeifltill Tor thirty days in papers in Phoenix New York and San Francisco. Thai would cost about $60O. The value of the bond is only LOCO. The commis. sion wrote to the board of supervisors Of Yavapai county yesterday afternoon requesting them to take up the bond If they should not do SO the commits sion will arrange for the exchange of d territorial bond for II.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday The Mercantile Metal Milling company, capital stock $500. GOO. incor- porators John Norton B. NJ Slater and Frank Merton: New Jersey T. & l.. oil company. capital stock s. 000. 900. incorporators C. D. MiddIekauff. L. E. Treadwell and Fl. C. Tillson: Highland Chiei Mining and Milling company. capital stock S1. GOO .00O. inCorporators E. L. Grant. C. C. Whitney and A. M Phillips: American Cement Post com pany. capital stock $1OOOOO. incorpora- tors A. F. Bacon and B. A. Garling- house; Laredo Gold Mining and Mill ing company, capital stock $25O, 900. in- corporators F. H. Adams. A G. Adams and l.. Fl. Adams; The Oregon Gold Mining and Machinery company. capi- tai stock S2.500. 900. incorPOrators J. E. Sloan. w. NJ. Bergman and T. j. Me Donald.