Arizona republican., 1903-01-06

| w. C. T. U. ELECTlON.-The annual
 election of officers of the w. C. T. U. will be held at the reception room in | the w. C. T. U. building Wednesday,
 January :, at 2:30 D. m. All members
 are urged to be present.
 THE LEGISLATURE.-T are | signs about the capitol building of the Twenty legislature. That body will convene on January 19. the third Monday of the month. The business of putting the legislative chambers in order was begun yesterday. FOR THE ASYLUM.-She Frank
 Murphy of Pima county. accompanied i by Jimmie Calf of Tucson. arrived in
 the city yesterday morning with two
 MeXicans who had been committed to ! the insane asylum. The sheriff and i MT. Calf returned last night.
 A WHEEL sTOLEN.-Mr. Pettid left his wheel standing in front of his bakery yesterday morning a little while
 before day light and some hard hearted person rolled it away. The police are looking for it but the owner would be willing to accept it from anybody who might return it.
 HE MADE TROUBLE.-N. Con zales was before Justice Burnett yes
 terday morning charged with disturb ance of the peace. He had no sort of a defense and was convicted and sen fenced tc pay fine of ten dollars or go
 to jail. He did both but later in the day woman came around with the money and Gonzales was turned loose on the community.
 WINTER VISITORS-Amonp the arrivals al Hotel Adams yesterday
 were J. H. Scott and R. B. Scott of Aurora, H. R. B. Scott is the law partner of Congressman A. J. Hopkins who will shortly be elected to the
 who will shortly be elected United States senator from that state to sue ceed Hon. Vim. F.. Mason His father. u. H. Scott will try the unequaled climate of Phoenix for a few weeks.
 JUDGE NICHOLS INJURED.-Ter- ritorial Auditor Nichols was severely injured yesterday by being thrown from his wheel while on his way to the capitol. The road on West Wash ington street had been sDrinkIed just before he came along and the wheel slipped out from beneath him. He was thrown on one leg and was so badly injured that he could not pro- ceed to the capitol. No bones were broken and he will be able to be out in a day or two.
 A FRIENDLY FIGHT.-Barto1a Medina and Estevan Higuera engaged Tn a lively fight Sunday in the south eastern part of town. They made so much noise in fact that the constab- ulary interfered and arrested them on the charge nF Lo Bartola was tried yesterday by Justice Robertson but it was not shown that he was sufficiently the aggressor to entitle him to punishment so he was discharged. Higueras trial was set for o'clock today
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Wizard Gold Mining company. capital stock 5000 900, incorporators George E. Eggers and others: Ivanhoe Mining company, capital stock s1OO. 900. incorporatOrs George J. Lehrer and others; Venture company capital stock S15OOOO, incorpOrators George F.. Coates and others; Pope Hardin Mining com pany capital stock $75O,000: Interna- tional Investment company. capital stock $1,00O,000 ,incorpora tors A w. Clifford and others; Gold Producers Trust company, capital stock $5.OOO.- 900, incorpOratOrs James H. Bacon and others.
 TWO CASES.-There were two cases in the police court yesterday. Both prisoners were arrested under the vagrancy ordinance. J. NJ. James was captured in a passenger car standing in the M. & P. yards. He had for gotten to secure a room in hotel and had also neglected to steal a pair of blankets so when the night winds be-