Arizona republican., 1904-08-02

4:30 in the morning. The exact hours
 cannot be given for the reason that the trains have to accomodate the South
 ern Pacific schedule to some extent as
 well as conditions on both local rail-
 roads and hence cannot be depended upon for anN exact schedule.
 FORGOT THE TRUNK-The haste and precipitation with which Phoenix people get out of town on the approach
 of warm weather is shown by S tele-
 gram received yesterday. About a week ago a lady left for the coast. In
 the calmer moments preceding her de- parture it occurred to her that she
 would need a, wardrobe, and she pack
 ed her trunk. Her fOrethought went
 even to the extent of sending it to the depot, but from that moment the trunk passed out of her mind and calucula- tions until yesterday, when she must have felt need for it, for a relative received a telegram urging him to go to the depot ana see if he could make an arrangement of some kind with the railroad corporation to send if to her. She had forgotten to check it. The
 railroad company at a late hour last night agreed to let it go.
 FARMERS IN CONFERENCE There was a meeting yesterday of a special committee of farmers appoint ed by the farmers in conference last week respecting canal conditions. The special committee is composed of the following gentlemen: Nelson Bradley, representing the Salt River Valley canal; T. Bone, representing the
 Grand canal; Henry Ware, represent ing the Maricopa canal, and E. E. Jack representing the Arizona canal Dwight
 5. Heard was also appoipted chair
 man of the committee. As MT.
 Heard leaves this morning for a
 months vacation in California he ap
 pointed John P. Orme, chairman, to serve during his absence. Nothing
 was done at the meeting except tO
 further confer on matters under con sideration.
 JUSTICE ROsERTSON'S COURT
 Ramon Mojado was sent to jail yester-
 day for twenty days by Justice Rob-
 ertson for drunkenness and disorderly
 conduct. He is the Indian who was
 arrested by Constable Redwine on Sunday and who while riding in a hack
 became recalcitrant and kicked q win OON Oul Ol It, ScNeItly CulllIS DOlIi himself and MT. Redwine He pleaded guilty. Ramon SalaZar was arrest ca
 for drunkenness and disorderly con
 duct on Jackson street and was sent so
 jail for seven days, having pleaded guilty. Frederico Estrada was arrest
 ed on complaint of F. Tompkinson, ar | raigned and his trial set for ? o'clock today. TomkinsOn says Estrada is d fruit peddler and that he is leased and
 tormented a great deal by the boys of
 the ncighborhood of Tompkinson's g
 residence. Under those conditions Estrada allowed himself to get mad the other day aIr1 strike at Mir Tomo- kinson's son Marion with a whip. the
 lash making a very severe wound on the lads hip.
 NEW TIONS-ArticIes of the following corporations Were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester- | day: Mound City Oil and Gas com
 pany, capital stock, $1, ,OOO, ,O00, incorpo-
 rators, R. C. Fleming, w. A. Moses
 and A. l.. HarTous; I. & I. Oil and Gas | company, capital stock, $1, ,50O, 900, incor-
 pOrators, M. Rhodes, G. H. Bridge and | k. L. Coad; Tropical Plantation and Mining company, capital stock, $1 900, :
 000, incorporators, H. k. Chenowith and
 I. T. Stoddard; The Glen Cove Gold | Mining company, capital stock $100 GOO | incorporators, C. A. Kelly, J. k. Kelly
 and A. Safrank; The Kraemer Cold
 Mining company, capital stock S1,OCO,- | 0OO, incorporators, L. K. Kraemer anG
 R. c. Breckenridge; Milwaukee South
 ern Oil company, capital stock $1,OO0,- OOO. incorporatcrs, A. A. Cooper, G. l. Alexander and J. Zimmer; HOsley Oi
 company, capital stock $50.000, incorpO-
 ratOrs, R. w. Hosley, E. E. Skinner and J. F. FlacIedge; Providence Oil ant
 Gas company, capital stock, $1,0000 900