Arizona republican., 1903-09-18

incorporation OF the following named
new companies were filed with the
county recorder yesterday: Imperial
| Trust company capital stock 81 100000,
| incorporators 7. II. Agar, c. W. Nor
rison; Cedar Valley Mining and Smelt .
ing company. capital stock S1.000,c00, in
corporators c. H. Thompson, W. w. d.
Turner. s. j. Signor and others; Inter-
national Life Boat company, capital
stock $2.500.0G0, incorporators L. E. Nc
| Martin and e. d. Cooley.
POMEGRANATES FOR WORLDS
FAIR.-Chris Miller yesterday brought
to the board OF trade room about $50
pounds of fine pomegranates which are
| being packed by the worlds fair COM
| missioners and will be sent 10 st. Louis
at once. They will be placed in cold
storage there and Kept till the show
| season opens next spring, and then
| taken out few at a time and placed
on display, so there will always be Il
fine sample available The commission
has in mind the preservation of some
other fruits in the same way.
PENCIL MEN-A prospector who
recently returned from Pinal county,
not having visited that section before
for many years. reports that he was
there. That is that there are many
line looking prospects that We're filed
on many years ago and only the first
years work done that are still. held by
what he terms as pencil men; men who
flle their notices year after year with
out doing any work and other people
DO not intrude. not wishing to get into
any argument with claim holders.
BRONCHO MEXICANS.-P Sanchez
and E. Tarro are the names of two
MeXicans who filed up on cyanide of
alcohol yesterday and went out into the
suburbs to start an instruction. On
Indiana street. west of the Black Can
yon road, they raided the back yard of
an American family and drove the
members of the family over to a neigh
bor's, one of them being armed with
a big rock. The head of the family re-
ported to Constable Redwine. who ar
rested them and brought them before
Justice Burnett. They were tried and
both sent to Jail for seven days.
INTERMENT IN MEMPHIS.-Mrs.
r. NJ. Cusar left last evening via the
southern route for Memphis. Tenn es-
corting the body of her husband. who
died the day before al the Indian
school. Mr.. Cusar was assistant super
intendent of the school and came here
year ago last December on account
of failing health. He was formerly an
assistant auditor in the treasury de
psrtment at Washington, but was
transferred TO the Indian service that
he might secure employment in a diff
ferent climate. He was most estima-
BILE gentlemen and is highly spoken of
by those who knew him.
CHAPLAIN SCOTT HOME.-Chap-
lain Winfield Scott. one Of the regents
of the university. returned home yes
terday morning from an extended trip
to Tucson. Nogales and cid Mexico on
business ranging all the way from re-
gent conferences to gold and copper
mines. He says the regents expect to
inaugurate President Babcock abo,.t
the first of November. and it is also
expected that President Benjamin Ide
Wheeler Of the university of California
will be present, participate in the cere-
monies and deliver an address. Chap
lain Scott says that if the Phoenix
people Will improve their opportunity
he thinks Mr. Wheeler can be induced
to come here while in Arizona and de-
liver lecture.
POLICE COURT-There was good
long docket in police court yesterday,
but there was only one man to answer
roll call The rest of them had dug up
cash money for their bail bonds and
refused to show UP to make a fight to
get any of il back. The most notable
case was that of John Vichoi, the Turk,
who mixed things with Officer Moore
the day before. His name was called
and there being no response S25 dropped
ir,ta e,
a note of it. Jose Villa, sleeping drunk.
forfeited So; W. G. Garcia. drunk, the
same amount; Manuel Valencia. drunk.
49, John Dos No. and George Pafen.
both drunk and dsorderly. forfeited So
each. John Doe No. 5 was the only
man that found himself without re-
sources and he went to Jail for five
days.
COME TO STAY.-A. {. Hester who
returned frorl Los Angeles Il day or
two ago. says he is back to stay, and
his family will return in a few days.
He did we'll in Los Angeles as long as
he stayed, but he couldn't stay any
longer on account of his health. He
came to Arizona from Illinois on ac-
count of asthma and got we'll here or
at least he never suffered from it dur
ing the several years he lived here.
He went to Los Angeles and worked
hard and with no sign of asthma for d
year. but one night a few weeks ago
his old enemy nailed him. taking ad-
vantage of him when he was asleep.
A short time previously he offered his
Phoenix home for sale. but the first
morning he got up wheeling he at once
arranged to pull in the sign. The lit
tie Phoenix house is his one castle that
has reVer been invaded by his persecu-
tor.
Everybody in town is admiring the