Arizona republican., 1904-09-20
MR RoNsALL's RETURN-E. J.

for two or three weeks on mining bust ness. has returned home again.
 BACK TO THE MlNES--C. H. Gray will leave this morning fer his Africa mine in California, about forty five miles from Ehrenberg. He will travel overland crossing the western Arizona desert by wagon. There are times when the trip would hardly be pleasant one but just now the desert is said to be not desert but vast field of grass and flowers.
 REV. BAGBY RESiGNS-A letter has been received from Rev. w. H. Bagby. resigning the pastorate of the Fifth Avenue Christian church of this city. He expects to remove to Cali fornia to reside permanently. He is now in Waco, Texas, having recently returned from visit in the east. He will return to Phoenix before finally severing his connections and moving to the coast.
 WELL KNOWN MINING MAN John Brockman of Pearce arrived here yesterday morning from San Diego county Cal, being accompanied by w. E. Deity of this city. MT. Brockman spent yesterday here and left this morning for Prescott on business visit, expecting to return in a few h. has had charge Of the Commonwealth mine at Pearce almost from its firsl discovery and under his management 1t has been one of the largest produc- CTS in Arizona. It will be remembered that serious caves occurred there some months ago necessitating a shut down but it is understood the property is again being operated quite extensively with a cyanide plant.
 FUNERAL OF GEORGE HOSTET- TER-The funeral of Geo. Hostetter took place at o'clock yesterday after noon from the undertaking rooms of MOhn & Doris. MT. Hos letter is the young man who died suddenly on the train this side of Ash Fork. The funeral was attended by many of his friends for considering the short time he had resided in Phoe- nix he had many friends. The services were conducted by Rev. MT. Govette, the heavy black casket was covered with masses of flowers the gifts of sor- rowing friends. On the metal coffin plate were engraved the words, At Rest" The interment took place at Rosedale and the hearse was followed by a long procession of carriages.
 POLICE COURT-There was a little business in police court yesterday that
  look lively, though but little came of it. The case of one man who was arrested for vagrancy was continued till this morning. Ramon Acosta was arrested on complaint of Ignacio Robles who charged him with an assault. The testimony showed that the defendant was drunk and slightly hilarious and | really did strike Robles but it was sup posed to be merely a friendly slap as | there was no animosity between the men. Acosta was discharged with a caution that he should repress his de- monstrations when he was under the influence of liquor. Juan Matas and Felipe Garcia, two Yaqui Indians, were arrested on the charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, found guilty and sent to jail for seven days each. The allegations of the complaint how ever were hardly suited to the case for the real charge was that while under the Influence of liquor they lay down on the M. & P. railroad track near the stock yards and tried to entice the passenger train to run over them and kill them and thus rib up job for the coroner and add a. further burden to | the taxpayers. The officer who made the arrest said that if he had not pull | ed them off the track the chances were good that they would have been killed for the train was due in a few minutes NEW RATIONS-Articles or the following corporations were filed n the office of the county recorder yester- | day: Clarines Mining company, capi- tai stock, $500, 900, incorporators F, R.