Arizona republican., 1904-08-20

holes and broke his leg announces that he will proceed against Costello for damages.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes-
 terday: The Globe Exploring Mining
 and Milling company, capital stock, $2,OOO,OOO, incorporators F. W. Cragin, J. R. Woodworth and J. A. Van Eaton;
 Gold Horn Mining company, capital
 stock, $1,OOO,OOO, incorporators c. M. Smith, c. A. Kenrick and F. H. Lath
 rop. Amended articles of the Mineral
 Hill Mining company were filed relat
 ing to the indebtedness of the com pany and the changing of directors.
 GREENE'S NEW ROADS-News
 reaches here from Mexico City to the
 effect that the La Cananea Copper
 company has been granted concessions
 for the construction of four railways.
 It is the plan of Col. Greene to build
 from San Jose on the Naco x Cana
 nea to the boundary line of Chihua-
 hua and Sonoro, from the terminus of
 the Naco & Cananea to the Rio
 Grande, Sierra Madre & Pacific, from | the terminus of that preceding line to 1 d NCOlilGCllOll Nllll lllc hSAltdIl OeIl-
 tral and from a point on the Naco & | Cananea to a point on the sonoro rail
 way
 WORD FROM REV. BAGBY-A let | ter has been received by the acting
 secretary of the board of trade from
 Rev. w. H. Bagby, who left q few | weeks ago for an eastern visit. during
 which he expected to deliver a series Ariz cd hy
 sterioptican pictures. Rev. Bagby
 writes from Waco, Texas. and says he
 has delivered several lectures, each Of
 which was enthusiastically received by
 the audience. The pictures created a
 great deal of interest and many have
 expressed their intention of coming to
 visit the land of sunshine and flowers.
 From Waco MT. Bagby will continue
 his journey further east.
 PEACE STURBER-Nicolas RO-
 nero was arrested yesterday on com
 plaint of Estella Grahm who charges plaint of Estella Graham who charges ! a personal assault that left some black marks over her eye. Nicolas pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for 10 o'clock today. He says he was pass ! ing by the woman's house when she asked him a favor to step inside and asked him as a favor to step inside and She ayers that the man owed her mon ey and when she tried to collect it he tried to whip her. Theodore Garcia was also arrested on the charge Of drunkenness, being found in the vicin- | itX of the Maricopa creamery. He was arraigned late in the afternoon
 NEW TIME TABLE-A new time ! table has been arranged for the Phoe- nix & Eastern railroad to take effect on Sunday Aug. 21- at 12:05 o'clock, mountain time. In aC cordance with it ! instead of there being one train eacn day making Q round trip from Phoenix | 10 Kelvin and return, there will be two trains each making a trip one way each day. The south bound train will | leave Phoenix at II a. m., arrive at Florence at D. m. and at Kelvin at
 f:O1 D. m. The north, bound train will leave Kelvin at 9 a. m, reach Florence at 11:15 and arrive in Phoenix at . P. m. The Mesa City suburban trains Will leave Phoenix at S:15 a. m. and
 o:4o D. m. and returning will arrive in Phoenix at 10 a. m. and T:25 D. m. SENT TO THE HOSPlTAL-Two
 sick men were sent to the county hos | pltal yesterday. One was an indigent | Mexican named Jose Morago The
 other was William Townsend. who was at one time a Phoenix carpenter. Townsend went to Mexico when he left this city. Two months ago he return | ed from La Cdnanea to Caliente. where he became helpless from kidney com plaint Some one at that point applied
 to the Maricopa county board of sup ervisOrs for help for the unfortunate man, but before a voucher could be made for him there he was placed on train and sent to Tempe. From Tenn pc he was brought to Phoenix on a train by Constable Sigala. He seems
 to have lost control of his body with the exception of his head and arms
 He seemed very weak and was given a | mild stimulant before he could make
 the trip to the hospital.
 HAD A PLEASANT TIME-Cnarles Stauffer, circulator of The Republican returned yesterday morning from a quite comprehensive trip of the east. He visited the worlds fair at the time of l the democratic national convention. He was present at all the exciting ses- sions of that body and heard all the speeches by the notables. After that he went to Chicago and thence to Mill
 Waukee by boat as the guest of Joe Melhin1h, formerly manager of Cook Jewelry store in this city. MT. Mel hinch is now engaged in the jeweIry business in Chicago on his own ac- count MT Stauffer went as far east as the Niagra Falls. He had planned to visit several of the Canadian cities as well as Boston, New York, Baltimore and Washington, but he found his time slipping away more rapidly than he had supposed it would and having ex- hausted all the time that he had appro l prlated for his journey he left the rest Of his Itinerary for future tour.