Arizona republican., 1904-11-19
RouGHT A RANCH

BOUGHT A RANCH-The Glendale Land Co has bought through the agency of Allen & Wilson an eighty acre ranch of H. c. Dillon of Los An eeles. the consideration being $2,OOO or twenty-five dollars per acre. The ranch is near Glendale being in section 1, township 2, north range 1 east
 HE GOT A MoNTH-Francisco Flores. who had been convicted or violation of the Edmunds act was yes terday sentenced by Judge Kent to one month in the county jail. Flores had offered to marry the girl whom he had led astray and so repair as far as possible the wrong he had committed. She declined the relief and no doubt that situation was. taken into consider ation by the court.
 JusTIcE ROBERTsoNs COURT Torebio Camargo, who was arrested for disturbing the peace of the Valdivla family. was yesterday sentenced. to thirty days in the county jail The case against Juana Lares de Badila, for disturbing the peace of Lupa Mar tinez, was dismissed. Guadalupe Ara iza pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was sentenced to serve ten days in jail but the sentence was sus- pended.
 E.E. FORD HOME-E. E. Ford re- turned home yesterday morning from St. Louis where he has been most Of the summer. Mrs. Ford is visiting with relatives and friends in the east and will be back in short time. MT Ford is interested with his father and other Phoenix gentlemen in the new oilfelds in the Indian territory and spent short time there this summer. He fnc h11t aX pects to remain in Phoenix during the winter
 VISIT OF Nj. w. KALES-M. w Kales of Oakland, a former resident and present property owner in Phoe- nix arrived here yesterday morning and will spend a week or ten days in the city. It is his first visit in three years and he will stay long enough to get acquainted again with local cOndi- ,tions. He has always been a promin- ent figure in Masonic circles in ArizO na and came down at this time particU- Iarly to attend the grand lodge which met this week in Tucson.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Artfcles of the following corporations were filed In the office of the county recorder yes terday: Go.dheId Montezuma Mining and Milling company, capital seOck,
  Bristol and O. A. Bristol; National Live Stock Commission company, capi- tai stock, $500 900. inccrporators T. B. LandOn, G. H. McCreary and s. F. Harris; The Goldfield Midnight Pawnee Mining company capital stock, $1,500,- 900, incorpOrators R. Greene. J. R. Young and c. E. Woods.
 CAPITOL ADDITION PROPERTY -Dr. E. c. Bond who has charge of the Arizona sanitarium has bought lots II and 12 in block 34 of the Capi- tol addition. The property belonged to the Phoenix Building and Loan as- sociation the transaction being con- sunmated through it's secretary R. Ii. Greene There is a good six room brick house on the lots and pr. Bond will at once occupy it with his family as a residence. The selling plice of the property was S175O, about two-thirds of its real value and therefore a snap.
 DEATH OF R. B. MOORE-R B. Moore died last night about o'clock at the res dence of his son pulv Moore on North Fi1lh street, of a l dTopsical affection. No funeral ar rangemenks have yet been made. MT. Moore has been in feeble health for a couple of years or more and. was we'll advanced in years. He was an old timer in California and came from Cal i ifornia to Arizona in the pioneer days. | Much of his life here was spent in the i C1tae business in the vicinity of | Mount Reno. MT. Moore was widely | known and greatly respected. A num- | Der of years ago he was elected to l the territorial legislature serving his | faithfUlIy. Beside his son | Billy Moore, he leaves two daughters, | Misses Mamie ard Belle, well known |