Arizona republican., 1903-11-24

l.. L. Orvis and others; The Valley Oil and Gas Company, capital stock, S1.- coo. .OOO, incorporators. George w. Lee. C. K. Scott, A. F. Bartlett and others; Western Hydro Carbon and Rubber Company, capital stock, SIG, 800, ,OOO, in corporators, C. M. Weber, J. E. Ray. ". E. Severn and others; La Paloma Mining Company, capital stock. s1.- 100000. incorporators, F. T. St Clair. A. 0. Trostall and A. J. Schmitz.
 RETURN OF SECRETARY STOD- dard.-Secretary Stoddard probably re- turned this morning from the east after an absence of about two months. In formation had been received at his office that he would be in the city today though. no word came yesterday that he was on the train from the north.
 A CONSULTING ENGINEER.-Mr II. N. Savage. of Washington. D. C.. arrived here yesterday morning and is a guest of the Hotel Adams. MT. Saw age Is a consulting engineer of the re- clamation service and came here to confer with MT. Davis respecting vari- ous matters concerning the Tcnto Tater storage enterprise. He was here a few weeks ago and has been in Washington since his former visit He expects to remain in the west for the next six weeks when he will return again to the capital. He will leave this morning for California. later visiting ether western states.
 UNION OIL AND GAS MEETING.- There was another incident yesterday in the affairs of the Union oil and Gas company of Ohio. This is the company which was dissolved by the count on the showing that it had not complied with the laws of the territory in that it did rot have an agent in the territory. The dissolution was opposed by some of the stockholders and the case was reooened when the former proceedings were set aside ard the incorporation was left in- tact. Yesterday application was made to Judge Kent for the issuance of per e'nptory writ of mandamus to James IIaller, the secretary of the company directing him to call an arnual meeting of the stockholders to be held in this city at the time provided fer in the ar. | ticlcs of incorporation. The writ wa. | issued.
 NORMAL VS. HIGH SCHOOL There will be a game of foot ball be. tween the High school eleven and tn. | Normal on Thanksgiving So far tn, High school has rot made the bes ] showing in the world, but the. tean since its last public appearance Ina i been strengthened by heavier and mor, skillfUl players. These teams have no yet met this season but both of then have met the Indian eleven with fal different results. The Normal won b, a score of T. to O. while the High schoo 1 lost by too. It was noticeable, thougl that the High school was playing fc the grand stand. while the Indians wer playing for the enemy's goal. WhiI the High school was fascinated by tn waving school colors in the hands O pretty girls. the Indians were fascinat ed by the pig skin winch was always tn most important object. It is hoped nov by the management and friends of tn, | high school team that it will not b quite so susceptible to outside and des 1 tracing influences. A pretty girl is al right any where except at a fCotbal game, where she should not be compel led. by legal enactment. to take back seat
 TOO BUSY TO BE A DEFENDANT Tomas Ruiz, F. Valenzuela, Jose Sals gar and D. Terrano were before Jus tice Burnett yesterday on a charge Q a disturbance of the peace Or rather they were all before the justice excep Tomas Ruiz who sent word that h. was too busy to come. He had a jol he said, and jobs are so hard to ge now when one has one he can't afforJ to leave it even temporarily to foe around a court room. Senor Tomas al so sent his watch as a hostage for hi appearance W hen he has no more re munerative employment than beinl tried for a misdemeanor All the oth CTS were convicted and were sent t the county jail for terms of seven day for the reason that they did net hay seven dollars. A little while after the were locked up the friends Of Sdla zar planned his rescue. A dele gatiC called on the court and proposed to pa the fine if the money could be raise
 by popular subscription. A little la ter in the day the delega ton returne
 with s6.e5 which they said was tn limit. They had gone over the tow, with fine toOthed comb and that wa every cent that could be uneartheC The court accepted tho money wit
 the understanding that there was n commutation of the sentence, but tha the other 9 cents would have to b
 paid in this world or the next.