Arizona republican., 1904-04-21

A YUMA VlSITOR.-Miss Agnes Balsz of Yuma, is here for couple of weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. John Baggiore.
 IN THE FIELD.-Engineer H. R. Patrick and his assistants yesterday went to Kyrene to lay out the line of the Hansen spur which is to be built at once by that company.
 PESQUEIRA.-A mar riage license was issued yesterday to Salvador Donofrio and Miss Angela Pesgueira. The wedding ceremony will be celebrated at St. MaTy's church this morning. MT. Donofrio has pre- pared home for his bride at No. SIP East Monroe street.
 AN OKLAHOMA INVASION.-Real estate men have learned that there are 6, great many Oklahoma people in the valley, most of whom have come to make this country their home. It was learned that another party will leave Duncan, Okla, today for Phoenix and that still another will soon start from another part of the state. Nearly all who have come and nearly all who are coming expect to buy farming land.
 QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.-The last session of the district quarterly conference of the Free Methodist church begins tonight, at 7:3O. Rev. D. G. Shepard in charge; preaching services every night and on Sabbath at 1O:15 an old fashioned Methodist love feast. At II the elder will preach followed by the administration of the Lords Supper. Business session com mences Saturday morning at 9. A cor dial welcome is extended to all to at tend these services.
 JOSE KINGS SPREE.-A good na- tured Pima Indian who said his name is Jose King, was before Justice Bur nett yesterday on a charge of drunken ness. He was not only quite drunk at the time of his arrest but he was pre- pared to remain in that condition for some time. He had two bottles of wine which had not been opened. He sad that he had got the wine of another Indian whom the whites call Fish hook" because his Indian name sounds something like that. Jose further de- scribed the place where Fish hook had obtained the wine. Fish hook does not look like an Indian and is apt to de- | want to keep on the right side of the law. Jose King was fined $7. He said he had the money coming to him and if the court would Ter him go after tt he would bring it back before noon today. Jose looked like an honest man and the court let him go.
 NEW coRPoRATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed m the office of the county recorder yes terday: Indians Agency company, cap ital stock, S200 000 incorporators R. H. Levin, c. w. Dolbear and w. F.. Breu- stin; Superior Oil company, capital stock, $200,O0O, incorporators H. Mat thews, D. w. Lansing, c. H. Slocum and others; Market Crude oil con- pany, capital stock, $500, 900. incorpora- tors w. F. Grinnell, E. F. Hopkins and others; Creston Mining company, capi- tai stock, $1,000,000, incorporators N. z. Seitz, w. H. Kees and F. P. Dickenson: c. H. Pratt Company capital stock, S2,5OO, incorporators, c. H. Pratt, R. C. HassIer and c. s. Cochran; The John Hancock Oil company, capital stock. s5,000,000, incoFporators A. l.. Hassler, D. N. Bolen. J. T. Weels and others, I-oupreX Lead Mining and De- Velopment company, capital stock, $25O,000, incorpOrators, E. $. Hale, J. H. Heverly, J. B. Foster and others.
 DESTINED FOR YUMA.-Sheriff Cook left last night for Yuma with four convicts who were sentenced on Tuesday. John Hawkins, the former porter of the Casino sen fenced for robbery: Anselmo Bruni- cardi for robbery; S. Rodriguez for burglary and Rafael Valenzuela for assault to commit murder. The only man in the crowd who seemed to take a serious view of the situation was Hawkins who wanted to take a razor