Arizona republican., 1904-01-15

BIG STOCK SHlPMENT.-Cattle- | buyer Connolly yesterday shipped to Les Angeles via the southern route, l7 | carloads of fat beef cattle.
 A CRAZY WOMAN.-Sherin Frank Murphy of Pima county arrived in town yesterday morning with a Mexi- can woman who had been committed to the insane asylum.
 MRS. MUSTARD'S RETURN.-Mrs. C. & Mustard returned last Saturday from Long Beach where the family moved three years ago, and will Oc- cupy her cottage on North First street.
 PRESBYTERIAN TEA.-The ladies monthly tea will be held in the church parlor Friday, Jan. 15, from to 3 D.. m All are cordially invited, especial ly strangers. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Beverly Cox, Mrs. Plank, Mrs. Sisty, Mrs. McAfee, Mrs. Wasson and Mrs. Persons.
 RECOVERY PRoBAsLE.-Kather inc Ryan, three-year-o daughter of MT. and Mrs. Garrett Ryan who has been very low with pneumonia for several days, was reported better yes- terday and the doctor is very hopeful that the little one will recover.
 A MINING CoRPoRATIoN.-Ar- ticles of incorporation of the Priest Lake Mining company with a capital stock of $2. .OG0OO0, were filed in the of flee of the county recorder yesterday. The incorporators are C. D. MLean, F. S. Mills and F. O. Brandt. Amend ed articles of the Clifton Copper Syr- dicate Mining company were also filed.
 SUIT ON A NOTE-Suit was be- gun in district court yesterday on be- half of E. Allyn Lewis against w. G. Grimmer on a promissory note given to the plaintiff by the defendant in Prescott on Dec. Is of 1899. The amount of it was $254.S5, the rate of interest ten per cent and the time thir- ty days.
 EATONS RETURN TRlP.-Sherin Roberts of Yayapai county yesterday took F. r. Eaton back to Prescott where he is wanted charged with some kind of fraud believed to be the pass ing of worthless checks. The sheriff happened to arrive in town on the same day of the arrest of Eaton. He was on his way home from Benson where he had taken a boy to the re- form school.
 HE WAS NOT CUILTY.-The case of Valentine Carmello charged with the stealing of a horse from w. C. Dawes in the Buckeye country was tried before Justice Burnett yesterday. He was discharged He said that about five months ago he received the horse from 9 man to break. He was to get S5 fer the job and pay for the horses board. He was corrOborated in this story. On the other side it could only be said that the horse had left the ranch seven months ago. He was not branded and under the live stock law there could be no successful prosecu- ton.
 ANOTHER MANS MONEY.-Men- tion has been made in these columns of a a man named Harry Robinson. who get into trouble and was extricat- ed from the law by his friends who made up the money he oweG to other people. It is now reported that he has Cashed a check at a local bank, prop erly made out in his name but that the check belonged to another Harry Robinson, who is visiting here and whose home is in Nebraska. It was endorsed by a Phoenix business man who knew the wrong Mr. Robinson and did not hesitate signing it to iden~ tify him suspecting no irregularity.
 MINING IN MEXiCO.-J. E. Robert l son. Jr., representong ". $. Tyler & | Co.,, of Cleveland, O., was in town yes terday. The company for which he l is the largest manufacturer | of wire cloth in the United States | and supplies most of the large mines 1 of the west Mir. Robertson's territory i covers the southwestern part of the | United States and all of the republic | of Mexico. Speaking last night of the ! activity in mining in Mexico !