Arizona republican., 1904-10-05

THE SUPERVIsoRS-There was a meeting Of the board of supervisors yesterday at which only routine mat ters were considered along with the bills for the last quarter.
 FELL DOWN-Phillip Key, and an- other man named Mcdonald were tried yesterday in police court on the charge of vagrancy. They managed to talk themselves out of jail and were discharged with a warning. A nine teen year old boy who was found in d box car was also placed on the rVack but he was discharged after an inn pressive lecture by the court.
 CLOSED SEASONS EVERYWHER Game Commissioner W. L. Pinney, has received from the department of agri- ,culture a number of large printed schedules. showing the closed season for all sorts of game, both birds and mammals in all the states of the union and in the Canadian provinces It is a document desgned to be tackled upon the wall for reference and is of par ticular interest to sportsmen.
 SUIT TO QUIET TITLE-Suit was begun in, district court yesterday by Thomas AIcGrath against Carroll Raw lings. Walter :. Rawlings and Virginia Rawlings to quie- title to lot in Or [ C0aTQ I Lived in Phoenix several years ago the
 first named having been engaged in the real estate business. He died here and his wife and son, the former having married. moved away.
 A CHINAMAN JAlLED-About
 sundown last evening a Mexican wom- an who lives. near Chinatown com plained that one sam Wah had abused | her shamefully with his mouth by hurling all sorts of angular and cor rugated Chinese cuss words at her. He | was taken into custody but there is l some wonder expressed how the com plainant can distinguish q Chinese oath from term Of endearment
 1 RESIDENCE PROPERTY SOLD-
 F. M. M6gnett has sold lot 4. block q. | Churchill addition to Angie B. Parker through the agency of E. F. Pascoe.
 The lot is located on north Second i street near the Indian school line and | has Q nice five room brick house on it.
 Miss Parker buys the lot for an invest ment believing there is more money In buying property with Phoenix's pros poets than in loaning her money.
 i NATIONAL GUARD COMMISSIONS I-Several commissions were issued
 yesterday to new officers of the Arizona national guard. pr. D. J. Brannen of Flagstan was commissioned surgeon with the rank Of major in place of Dr, c. H. Jones resigned. Dr. J. W. Foss of Phoenix was. commissioned assist ? ant surgeon with the rank of captain. The other commissions were as fol- lows: s. Frederick Noon of Nogales
 second lieCtenant of the first cavalry {.
 Frank c. Hough of Tempe, first lieu tenant of the Tempe normal cadets
 and Edgar L. Hendrix, second lieuten-
 ant of the Tempe normal cadets.
 NEW CORPORATlONS-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed
 in the office of the county recorder yes l terday: Champion Mining and Milling 1 company, capital stock, S1,OOO,0OO, in- | corporators c. A. Mariner, M. Jacobs
 and W. H. Payson; Empire Goldfeld | Mining company, capital stock, s1,- II 000000 incorporators Fl. Weber, W. D. | O'Brien and w. H. Tripp; Black Rock l Goldfeld Mining and Milling. compa ny, | capital stock, $1,000,000, incorporators | J. F. Mitchell, H. c. Marcus and E. J.
 Roberts; Cactus Peak Mining and Mill ing company, capital stock, s1OOO O0O, | lincorporators M. E. Bailey and J. Tray ner.
 TEDIOUS, BUT EXcITING-NeIlie McFall. daughter of County Recorder
 MICE all, IS expected to return tOmor .
 row from a tour taking in all the
 northeastern part Of the United States.
 Her father yesterday received teIe-
 gram from her at Fort Worth saying
 that she had just emerged from a
 wreck but was unhurt. A day or two before that her father had a telegram
 from her in which she said that she had been held up by a washout at a | little place on the Rock Island in Taya @ called Delhart. She left Kansas City