Arizona republican., 1903-02-05

p THE NAVAJO BONDS.-The Navajo
bonds We're taken in out of the wet
yesterday by the lean commission.
They amounted to $4,000 and were
held by Mr.. James r. Thorpe of Den
yer. They were a part of the indebt
edness of Apache county when the
county of Navajo was carved out of it.
MR.. RANDALL WORSE. T. RAN
dali, who accidentally shot himself in
the back of the head at Camp Greek
Tuesday morning and who is now at
the Sisters hospital, was a little worse
yesterday than he was on the first day
after the shooting. He IS about fifty
five years old. though he is robust, and
his physicians still hope for his early
recovery.
GU HIS FINGER.-A Mexican met
with misfortune at the front door OF
the post Office yesterday forenoon. In
some manner he got a finger inserted in
the crack between the door and the
frame when the door was ajar. After
L was forced shut by the spring ne
discovered that the end of the finger
was missing. The finger bled profuseiy
and the wound naturally is a very
painful one.
NEW CORPORATIONS.-The fol-
lowing articles of Incorporation We're
filed in the office Of the county record
er yesterday: White Tank Canal com
pany. capital stock $4,000. incorpOra-
tors J. r. Norton, y. Benson. T. n.
Clanton. II. Davis ard others: Rio Dol
ores Mining company, capital stock
100000, incorporation p. J. S5mers.
". NJ Kurtla and J. p Mehan. The
name of the Batholme company was
changed to that of the Home Industry
Manufacturing company
\ NEWSPAPER CHANGE-The
Arizona Democrat changed hands yes
terday. The new editor. proprietor
and manager is Frank NJ. King who is
by no means new to Arizona journal
ism. John O. Dunbar will be assOciat-
ed with him in the editorial work. Mr.
Sam z. Webb whom Mr.. King sue
Ceeds. has made an enviable reputation
for himself in the newspaper field Of
the territory and he enjoyed the ad-
vantage of being the chairman of the
democratic territorial committee.
GUN CLUB SHOOT-The following
scores were made in practice By the
members of the Phoenix Gun club yes
terday afternoon, at singles: Aitken,
g. 10; MorreIl Z, :, :, 8; Morgan >, S, 6;
Pipney 3; Gregg 6. At doubles, Nor
Tell s, g. s; Gregg :. :, 9: Morgan :, 3,
8; Pinney s, I. :. For the Peters tro-
ply at % targets, Aiken 20; Morren
%; Pinney IA; Morgan 20. After the
handicaPs We're shot up the scores
were Aiken q: MCrrel q; Pinney -;
Morgan IS. Mir. Morgan thus winning
the trophy for the second time since
it has been in competition.
AN ARIZONA PIONEER.-Tne fol-
loving item taken from the Pag5sa.
Colorado. Weekly Times. refers to a
man that formerly lived in Cochise
county Tor a great many years and
was well known as one Of the early
day stage drivers and pioneers: "A
telegram was received here last week
announcing the death of G. W. Sander
son. better known as Dad" at Nee
teese, wyoming. Mr.. Sanderson lived
here a number Of years. and drove the
stage from Lumberton. y. NJ to Pa
gosa and later from Edith TO this
place. He left here a little over a year
ago and went to Wyoming. A large
| family is left to mourn his departure.
JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT
Justice Robertson yesterday adjudicat-
ed the differences between r. Silva A.
Manuel Gallego and the territory Of
Arizona. Last fall Silva gave Gallego
| quantity of burnt leather goods 10
sell for him. He went to Tucson and
made no returns, whereupOn Silva
swore to a complaint charging embez-
Element and Constable Kyle brought
him back. Yesterday in court it tran
spired that the goods were only worth
$4S, too small an amount for a felony
charge. though a misdemeanor had been
committed. However, Gallego was
ready to pay Silva for the goods sold
Il end return him the rest of them which