Arizona republican., 1904-05-21
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 Miss Nellie NJ. Barrow, of Tombstone, who has been visiting friends in Phoe- nix for the past two or three days, let for home last night.
 CHRISTIAN CHUROH-Rev. w. H. Bagby pastor. Services on Sunday as follows: Sunday-school at 9:45 a. m.. Endeavor services at p. m., regula. church service at II a. m. No night service on account of Baccalaurate sermon at Nj. E. church. The subject of the morning sermon will be Voices in the Wilderness"
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articleso O; the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. North British Gold Dredg ing company, capital stock, $1,000,00O, incorporators O. Sands, w. r. Spens- ley and E. Rays; Pacific Land and Development company, capita! stock, $5. .O00, 900, incOrporators same as above; Flanagan Williams Oil company. capital stock. $l.OOO,OOO. incocporators. ID. D. and Emma L. Flanagan, E. NJ Williams and others.
 DOVE AND WHITE WINGED PEST.-The fact that doves and white winged pigeons are so much more nu~ merous this year than ever before, has led some of the farmers whose grain fields form the feeding ground for many of the birds to shoot large quan- titles of them, the sportsmen being unable to thin the birds out sufficient ly: in some sections they are so nu- merous as to be almost a pest. The question is asked almost daily if the
 fI, Id de It does not: it is very stringent in this respect; the penalty for conviction being both a heavy fine or imprison- .ment; the person upon whose testi- mony a conviction is obtained re- ceives half the fine collected.
 A FAMILY ROW.-Mrs. Chico Yes cas was tried by Justice Robertson yesterday on complaint of Jesus Ortiz. who charged her with fighting and dis turbing her peace. The defendant was found guilty and fined two dollars. It 'appeared that a son of the defendant had tired of home life and announcing to his mother that he was going to go and live with his sister, gathered up his personal effects and decamped. But he only went across the street and took up his abode with Jesus. The mother thinking the Ortiz woman was not a fit person for her son to associate with got drunk and assaulted the Ortiz cas- tie and it's owner. The court asked Chico if she was drunk She said she was and the other woman was, too.
 DON'T DO TIA Phoenix man was seen recently going to the postOffice with a letter in one hand and a cantee T in the other. Good citizens really ought not to do that Everybody knows it is dry here, but there is no good, strong man. but who can safely go as far as the postoffice without a canteen, If he is careful to take a good drink of water before he starts. It's only 2 block from the last soda fountain and even less than that from bar Per ishing of thirst is of course an awful. death, but one ought to take a little chance for the reputation of his coun- try. If it were only the home people there would be no protest, but one might be seen by a stranger.
 A RENEWED DAMAGE SUIT.- Suit was begun in the district court yesterday by Ida F. Mitchell against the Phoenix Street railway company for damages received in being thrown from a car. This is the second suit brought by the plaintiff against the company. The first went to trial this week and at the conclusion of the tes- timony for the plaintiff the defendant moved to instruct the jury to find for the defendant on the ground that the allegations of the complaint had not been sustained. l. had been charged that there was negligence on the part of the employees of the company ard there was no evidence on that point at all. This motion Of the defendant was mot passed upon at all, but the plair-