Arizona republican., 1903-12-30

c of a wood wagon by pulling out the stake to which his rope was tied. The way he sped up Center street from tho Commercial to the Hotel Adams was friehtful to those who saw him. and feared some luckless pedestrian might be struck by the flying stake. The horse ran into another wagon and stopped himself without hurting any thing.
 WATCH MEETING.-The Salvation army extends a cordial invitation to all to attend the watch meeting Thurs day night at the army hall. The meet ing will commence al Il D. m. There will be a special entertainment in three tableaux: Jacobs ladder. a prison scene and Rock of Ages. Though the watch meeting does not begin till late the doors will be open at 7:30 in the evening.
 THREE DEAD ElRDs-Dr. D IT. McClelland. of Stanford university. al present principal of the schools at Holbrook. Arizona. will entertain the teachers association today at 9:30 on the subject. The Three Dead Birds and Their Story" The professor Is az present in Arizona for his health and teaches while gaining il and he will give some Of his experiences as story writer. lecturer and elOcutionist. He now adds to his score the teaching Of an ungraded school. He expects to travel through the mining camps tn complete some ma gazine articles from data and experiences gathered at first hand.
 AN ATTEMPTED suRGLARY-Ar attempt was made to burglarize the Leader store on East Washington street on Monday night. At least that Is, the belief of the Mexican boy whn sleeps in the store. The incident Oc-
 cured about o'clock q. m. Somp one tried the front door with his keys hut they did not fit. Then he tried the back door with the same result aud again went to the front door, Tn" vouth inside lad two guns but isn
 ammunition and was getting hu nervous so he tipped over pile nf
 boxes to let the ntruders know thera
 was something doing inside. They took the hint and there was 10 further disturbance.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Hcme Education company. i capital stsck, S25, coo, incorporators F. ! Harrington, NJ. P. Squier and A. E. Yerex; Belmont Consolidated Mining company. capital stock S1, GOO OO0 in corporators L. J. F. Wrinkle J. J.
 Kelz and W. V. Richardson; White l City Improvement company, capital | stock $1,OOO,OOO. incorporators C. w. ] Morrison and F. McFarlan; Clifton | Copper Mines, Ltd. capital stock. S1,-
 OG0, GOO, incOrporators A. Whelpley. I. | Lorillard and w B. Whelpley: Tray
 erse City Gold Reef company. capital | stock, s2S0O OO0, incorporators l.. K. | Gibbs. J. R. Santro. F. r. Ferris and | others.
 JUSTICE RO5ERTsONS COURT.
 --Sylvana Sanez has more trouble than
 anybody, not excepting a policeman ! She lives in a little house between | Jackson and Buchanan streets and when she isn't in court as a defendant 1 for some breach of the peace, she is
 very apt to be found there as prosecut- | ing witness. Yesterday she caused the arrest of Clemente Mendoza and Jesus
 Arviso, who were tried by Justice Rob-
 ertson and found guilty of breaking 1 down her door and otherwise disturb l bors. They were fined ten and five dol l lars, respectively. and not having tke
 money went to jail Another Mexican named Can Ramirez was tried but dis | charged, proving that he was not the
 man wanted. The charge was that | he had secured a gun under false rep
 resentatiOns, from Herman Gunther | with whom it had been left for re- | pairs. Whoever got the gun claimed | 1t was his and paid the repair bill on
 it whereupOn it was delivered to him.
 A LENGTHENING PROGRAMME. | At feast two new races are now ready for announcement as additions 10 the programme for the holiday | meeting Thursday and Friday William Leasing and Mir. Barkley, the preacher pacer that he thinks is a little better than anything of it's kind in these parts. There has been so much talk ing going on that the only way they can settle the difficulty is by a contest, SO on Thursday will pull off the match best three in five, mile heats. The other race is expected to settle feUd that has sprung up between Ed Woes ter and John T. Dunlap. They Ca~' have a horse that is supposed to be able to do things on the road and par ticularly to do each other. They have