Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
FOR DEVELOPMENT.

FOR DEVELOPMENTS. L. Eddy Tuesday to the mines of the Eddy company, near Frog Tanks, to resume the development work that was sus- pended during the holidays. The force will be increased shortly.
 DOUGLAS FIRST NATIONAL-The name of the Sandoval bank at Doug las has been changed to the First Ma tional Bank of Douglas. That town never did anything else but grow and it's development is becoming more marvellous all the time.
 FUNERAL OF A. E. D. cARScAL- LEN.-The funeral of A. F. D. Car scallen will be held at D. m. today, at the parlors of A. J. Bradley. MT, Car scallen was a newspaperman and lived for some years in Albuquerque. He died here a few days ago, having come to Phoenix with his wife a short time ago.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.- Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county re- corder yesterday: The Franklin Oil & Gas company, capital stock, $1,000,000 incorporators T. J. Booth, A. R. Mes sick, R. NJ. Dobson and others; The Colonial Mining company Ltd amend ment increasing the capital stock. BIRTH OF A SON.-Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Porter were made happy on Tuesday by the birth of a fine son. Ii is the first child and they are really more jubiliant than some most estim- able couples for whom incidents of
 that kind have lost their novelty ! Neither are they alone in their joy foI there are two sets of grand parents ir | this same village that are honored by i the occasion, viz: MT. and Mrs. N. POr- 1 ter and MT. and Mrs. H. E. Crouch. | JUSTICE ROeERTSONS COURT In Justice RobertsOn's court yester-
 day the cases against w. G. StenlakC
 were dismissed on the payment o
 costs by the defendant, the incident,
 from which they resulted having beer
 settled out of court. $. Rodrigues was
 arrested yesterday by Constable Red
 wine and sent to jail by Justice Rob
 ertson for seven days. The charge
 against him was drunkenness anC
 when arrested he pleaded guilty. H,
 was at the time attired in three coats
 and four vests. some of which he ad-
 mitted did not belong to him, but sait
 he found them in an alley in the reaI 1 of the New York store. One of tht i coats was a very good black garment { and was taken away from him by the officers though it's owner has not ye; 1 been found.
 POLICE COURT.-In police court yesterday Thomas Kelly was sent to 1 jail for thirty days for vagrancy. He | ic of tIa of I1f i recently served twenty days in the county jail for petit larceny and was picked up Tuesday night by Officer i Tipton. Officer Kaufman also ar rested Thomas Sullivan for drunken ness and he was fined five dollars. Jim Mcclure was landed by Officer Moore yesterday and escaped with @ three dollar fine for drunkenness and the city marshal brought in Frank Moore who was sent below for thirty days on a vagrancy charge. He was among the callers at Dwight B. Heard's office yesterday where he announced his willingness to sell most anything from cheap jewelry to a bolt of cloth. Another man giving the name of c. R. Paben was arrested for drunkenness about dark last night by Officers An drews and Tipton. He had a bloody face and looked like he had been en- gagged in a spirited argument with somebody.
 ARIZONA GRANITE.-The little monument enterprise of MT. Legier, at the corner of Second avenue and Washington street is attracting great attention since a tastefully constructed iron fence has been placed around q variety of monuments near the side walk. The attraction is mainly in the fact that the monuments are made of Arizona granite which Is brought from the Salt River mountains, less than ten miles from Phoenix and which, having