Arizona republican., 1903-09-26

| $1 COG OO0, incorporators C. NJ. smith, J. D. Williams: Western Coal Land com | panY, capital stock $1.300. GOO incorp0f- | atole, F. w. Cherry. F. w. Wiltse and F. w. Sprague: Idaho Gold Reduc- tion company. capital stock. $250oOo. incorporators J. l.. Makeever. C. s. | Baker and C H. Hammett.
 A WORD FOR STATFHCOD.-The San Francisco Chronicle of the 22nd says: At the Baptist Union. which | met in a lecture room of the Young Mems Christian Association building, Rev. F. l.. Halsey gave a book re- view and his cousin. Lewis Haisey, D. D.. told of the prosperous condition of the Baptist work in Phoenix. A. T., to which place he belongs. He asked in terest in raising Arizona to statehood saying that the Mormons need not be taken into consideration, as there was nothing to be dreaded on their ac count.
 DEATH OF BARBO.-O. B Barbo who was here last winter left Phoenix on the 10th of last June for his former home in Washington, being then very sick man from some affection of the stomach and kidneys. He had no rela- iiNe5 here though h. mace cui num- Der of friends durin" his shore stay and for sometime acted as clerk in Justice RObertson's court when he first went into office. Though his absence was noted. no one here semed to know what had become of him till recently when it was learned that he died three days after reaching his home in Wash inston.
 NEW TIME TABLE.-A new time table will go into effect on the M X P. about October 4th. made necessary by change of time on the Southern Pacific. The train leaving here will depart at 7:30 D. n. city time and re- turning will arrive here in the morn ing at o'clock. The Southern Pa ciflc trains will pass Maricopa as foi- lows: No. west bound 2:25 a. m: No. west bound. 9:10 Y. m: No. & east bound. l0:20 D. m: No. 10 east bound 2:45 IT. Thus it will be seen that the four passenger trains will pass Maricopa between the arrival and departure of the Phoenix train at that point. About Nov. 1st the limited train will be put on the $. P. but the time card is not vet announced.
 DELGADO CASE DISMISSED E,dwardo Oelgado was tried by Justice Robertson yesterday on the charge of having taken four dollars. d pocket knife and other effects from Max Ramirez about the 18th of September The men. with others were drinking at the Columbus saloon and Max had four dollars in change lying cn the bar. It was claimed by the defense that a stranger from Mcdowell put it in MaXs pocket. he being too drunk to do it himself. Max later was locked in q room to sober up and when released he missed the money and said Delgado haG robbed him. He had nothing. how ever. to back up his story with.
 GOT A MARE BACK.-A few days ago Pedro Gonzales was held to the grand jury on the charge of taking a rumber of horses and mules belonging to J. w. Ambrose. from pasture. west of town. and selling them to other people. Since ther Mr. Ambrose has been on a still hunt for his prop erty. Yesterday he secured a mare on search warrant served by a deputy sheriff. from one M C9rdova. who. when brought into court. said he had bought the horse from Gonzales and paid him S25 for it, having borr0wad the money from Selim Ackel. The horse was ordered turned over to Mr. Ambrose pending the outcome of the Gonzales case. If he is convicted it will leave Cordova holding the sack. Otherwise he m2.- be able 10 establish ownership.