Arizona republican., 1903-02-17

again near the alley. Thence north 1t crossed the town ditch the chatter of the horses hOofs sounding like a regi- ment of cavalry, and for sometime af- terward the horses could be heard hit ting the high places. The outfit eVl- dently cleared the city limits without accident.
 ANOTHER RANCH SALE.-Captain J. L. B. Alextander's highly improved | ranch under the Salt River valley can al has been sold by D. B, Heard to George Peterson, who will commence active farming of the same shortly. Mir. Peterson came here from Illinois where he has been extensively engaged in l farming, but it so well pleased with this valley that he has decided to locate here permanently.
 THE PRICE OF LIBERTY. - Beside eternal vigilance, it cost Ramon Gotta seven simoleans and then he had to give up few hours oi it before he could get his case into court. Ramon lives at Liberty, west Of this city, and he came to town about a week ago to have some fun. Saturday he got woo- zy and drifted into physical conflict l Gonzales who is paid for being where | he is not wanted, happened along and put both men under arrest. They spent Saturday night in jail and yes terday they were brought before Jus tice Robertson. Manuel asked for and was granted a change of venue to Jus l tice Burnett's court. Ramon thought | Wall street justice was as good as any and he could save time by having a trial at once. It resulted in conVic- ton and seven dollar f1ne
 A NEW PLAY.-Next Saturday night the Curtiss company will present a play that should be of great interest | to the public and should be the means of filling the house to the doors. The title of this new play is An Arizona Ruby and the plot and story deals with incidents that transpired in Phoe- nix and Prescott. Mir. Harry Biting | the press agent of the Curtiss company who is well known here is the author of the play. MT. Biting while here last summer formed such an excellent | opinion of Arizona that he concluded to gather material for a play to keep | the name of Arizona before the public. l These who have been let on the inside of the story and the plot say it is a splendid play and will- help to make Arizona more popular. Next Saturday night it will receive it's first pToduc- l tion.
 1 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corpora tions were filed in the office of the county recorder yes | terday: TheNatiOnal Tobacco Steaming
 Machine Co.,, capital stock $1,000. .000
 Incorporates W. A. Sharpe and others; l Hawkeye Gold Mining and Milling company, capital stock s1. 800 coo, incor- porators w. A. Parkinson. F. A. Wright and w. E. Lloyd: Pan American Press ed Brick company, capital stock $250,- 000, incorpora tors J. D. I.ockhart, D. T.
 Holt, F. r. Shall and s. Edwards; Automatic Settler company, capital stock S50000, incorporators H. P. Noahe, A. McAfee. H. w. Peacock and others; Ohio Talking Machine con; pany. capital stock O.O0G. incorpora- | tors w. P. Tyler, F. L. Mulholland and
 L. A. Kosler; Malta Glycerine com-
 pany, capital stock S6,000. incorporators C. H. Johnson, R. H. Gibscn and J. B. l Nutting: Eastern Oil and Gas com-
 pany, capital stock $100, ,O00, incorpora-
 tors C. l.. Tyler. A. w. Taylor and E
 F. Hannah; National Real Estate and
 Investment company, capital stock
 S5OOO0,0O0, incorporators G. Bradley. j
 M-Pietzuck and E. .Pietzuck: American
 Mexican Exploration company, capital stock S5.000000. incorporators C. F
 Hathaway, w. H. H. Osborne and J. T
 Haviland: Duluth and Colorado Mining
 company. capital stock S5,0G0. OOO incor-
 porators J. D. Miller. F. Stevens. B. G
 SeSog and B. C. Baker; Lucky Bo!
 Mining company, capital stock S1,00O.-
 OO0. incorporators P. E. Sharpless. H. L
 Gilmour. D. H. Theme and others
 Overbrook Telephone company. capita
 stock s25,000, incorporators w L. Cole
 man, E. J. Hilkey, A. E. Topping and
 others; Murchie Gold Mines Consolidat-
 ed. capital stock s1.OO0. .O0O. ircorporat-
 ors F.. s. Isaacs, M. D. Roemer, W. J
 Tabor and others.