Arizona republican., 1904-07-29
A NOTARY PUBLIc-A notarial

A NOTARY PUBLICLY notarial commission was issued yesterday to James B. Speed of Cochise county.
 NEW CORPORATlON-Articles Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Northwest Mines com pany, capital stock, $2,000,O ,O00, incor- porators c. T. Fertig and F. A. Giles pie; The Wasatch Finance company. amended articles a resolution author iZing an issuance of bonds.
 BUCKEYE DAM INJURED-A driver of a wagon for the Valley Pride creamery who arrived here last even ing from the west end of thevalley re- ported that Charlie Williams. zaniero for the Buckeye Canal company, had told him that part of the Buckeye dam was washed out in the recent flood and that there was some fear that the breach might yet be made larger.
 AN EXPECTED SHERlFF-Since day before yesterday Sheriff Ralph of San Bernardino county has been ex- pected in the city with letters of re- quisitiOn for Aguila, the murderer from that county who was captured by rangers at Gila Bend a few days ago and taken to Naco. It is thought the sheriff went to Naco to identify the prisoner,
 ARIzoNIANs ABRoAD-The fol- lowing residents of the territory are registered at the Hollenbeck. Los An geles: R. w. Alexander and son. Yu- ma; Mrs. Y. Bonillas and Miss Lola Bonillas, Nogales; Mrs. M. P. Inghanl. J. E. Beatty and Mrs. l.. .. Eulitz. The son; c. s. Hooper, Douglas; c. L. Ball. H. H. Morris and Mrs. J. H. Cashion, Phoenix; Inez Coffee, C. J. Gainsley and George Darby, Bisbee; r. w. Hunt, Tempe.
 CAUGHT IN THE FLOOD-E. A. Strang, of the New Electric Black smith shop, and Mrs. Anna Mcdonald had a thrilling adventure in the flood in the Gila river yesterday that few would care to have but owing to pres ence of mind and having a good team. disaster was averted. It may be said, however, that at the critical mo- ment Mrs. Mcdonald did not scream. as is usually the case with women. but showed wonderful nerve, having seen floods in the Gila before.
 F. w. THODE HOME-F. w. Thoda returned home yesterday morning from few weeks visit with his family at the coast. He says he saw an outfit Banning s the train went by that he recognized as having seen in Phoenix about six weeks ago. It was team of three burros attached to a light spring wagon and driven by a tall man, who announced before he left here that he proposed to cross the Colorado desert with his burro team. Though many shook their heads at the thought of such a trip at this time of the year, he seems to have safely made it.
 SOLD SECOND HAND CLOTHING Maria Hernandez was arrested yes terday on a warrant issued by Justice Robertson on complaint of Maxim1 Ramirez. convicted of the charge against her and fined seven dollars which she paid. Ramirez said that few weeks ago he left a couple of suits of clothes and other personal effects in the care of MariS while he went out to do @ stunt at railroad work He returned a day or two ago and when he went after his property 1t was missing. The woman had sold every thing valuable and the rest was dis posed of some other way.
 CANAL PROTECTIVE AssOcIA- TlON-The Arizona Canal Protective association will meet in special ses- sion at the Glendale school house this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Matters re- lating to the apparent inadequacy of the present canal system ito deliver. water when there is a surplus in the river will be considered. While this association is composed of water users under the Arizona canal only. the presence and advice of all who are interested in canal facilities On the north side is desired. It is expected that the executive council will report