Arizona republican., 1903-07-22

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 M. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
 POLICE COURT-Two we'll known men had an altercation Monday night that landed them in police court yes terday, where each paid a fine of & without eXtenued argument.
 A TELEGRAPH SUMMONS.-Frank H. Lyman left yesterday morning for his former home in Michigan. being summoned by telegraph message an- nouncing the serious illness of his mother.
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT Pedro Perez and Augustin Mazon were arrested Monday evening for disturb ing the peace in the vicinity of the Cot tage hctel Both were tried yesterday, found guilty and each was sent to jail for five days.
 JEROME RAILROAD WASHED There was a cloudburst on the United Verde railroad yesterday of the most damaging character. It is thought that it will be two or three days before the repairs can be made necessary to the reopening of the road.
 BOUGHT A HOME.-The old Warren property, corner of Sixth avenue and Monroe street. has just been sold to J. Ernest Walker. This property is finely situated and will enhance in value. MT Walker has purchased this property with the intention of making il his home.
 CENTRAL AVENUE DRIVE.-The committee engaged in mapping out a future for the Central avenue drive met yesterday at the board of trade room and adopted the petition 10 which reference was made a few days ago. It will now be circulated among the residents of that section and then be presented to the board of-supervisOrs.
 HURT HIS FOOT-F. B. Cook, the Wells Fargo messenger on the M. & P. railroad. had an unfortunate accident at Maricopa Monday night that will keep him O.. duty for few days. A truck loaded with canteloupes was ac cidentally run over his foot. mashine it badly, though it is believed no bones were broken.
 ANSWER FILED.-In the Ackel damage case Messrs. Leyhe and Ly man, attorneys for the defense, yester day filed an answer making a motion to strike out the section covering the expenses of the plaintiff in going to California, then a general demurrer, general denial and motion to dismiss the attachment and garnishment. sup ported by an affidavit.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles Of the following corporations were filled in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Diana Gold company, capital stock S1,0OOOO0. incorporators p. J. Staab, l. N. Skillman, William Stress and others; The California Develop ment and Realty company. capital stock $500. 900. inoorporators G. l.. Eard- man, Fl. A. Miller and G. R. Collins.
 MO .-- TO SAL LAKE CITY, The many friends of F.. w. Gillett and family, former res tents of this city. will be interesteu in knowing that they have moved rom LOS Angeles to Salt Lake City. | ..r general offices of the Salt Lake route of which MT. Gillett is general freight and passenger agent have been moved to Salt Lake City, which will hereafter be his headquart- .ers.
 BOARD OF TRADE.-At the regular meeting of the directors of the board of trade last night progress was re- ported by committees having in charge some matters of interest to the welfare of Phoenix The committee on secur- ing the building of a union passenger station in Phoenix after the meeting held a conference with MT. Frank M. Murphy relative to that matter. Pro gress was reported by the committee on Central avenue, which has in charge the making of an attractive drive of that avenue. Other routine business of the board was transacted. NJ. & P. ENGINEERING PARTY Two carloads of engineering parapher- nalia and a corps of engineers arrived last evening at the Gila bridge. They are in the employ of the NJ. & P. rail | road and their purpose is to carefully survey the Gila river in that vicinity and to suggest plans for turning it's current into a proper and permanent channel. The company has been trying | for a great many years to build a | bridge that would suit the river and has finally decided to rebuild the river to conform to the purposes of the bridge