Arizona republican., 1904-02-12

SCi EN bA NS.-OIiCer IlptOn arrested Jake Carroll who was dis covered endeaVoring to glut the local market with cheap jewelry Of a nhony character He tried to make a defense but it was no use and the recorder pronounced the awful words, ten days"
 OLD EAGLE EYE-L H. Land:s has an eagle eye for either business CT pleasure but tho best he could do yes torday was a hawk. He was driving in the country and saw a chickenhawk in an adjacent field. He ran him down and caught h'm alive. then brought him to town and turned him loose i1 the HSssayampa club rooms. He says he caught the bird by putting salt on luis tail and there is no one who can deny it, for there are no gun shot wounds o- him.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder vester- day: The Warsaw Oil and Gas com pany capital stock. S1 GOO. GOO. inco-por- ators, J. L. Chandler, D. C. Walters. T. $. H. Wheeler and others: The AtIas Oil and Gas company, capital sock.
 1,0O0,9o0. incorporators, w. A. White. w. Ball, J. Love and others. The Dia- mOnd A. company, capital stock. S5OO.- O00, incorporators. c. Skinner. l.. II. Mershon and r. W. Barhoff.
 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.- There was a short meeting of the terri torial board of education yesterday fer the purpose of allowing bills for the ed ucatiOn Of the deaf, dumb and blind of the territory who are now in the schools of other states. There are five in the California school at Berkeley and three in the Utah state school. The pu- pills in the California school cost the territory S200 a year while those in the Utah school cost S25O 8 year. Payment is made by the quarter.
 A GOOD lNVESTMENT-William Bell, a merchant who lives at Sacaton, decided that he might as well have a share in the the coming prosperity of this valley ass anybody else, so he came over to Phoenix and yesterdoy closed a deal through the Wood-O'NenI com Dany whereby he acquires lots and in the Greenaw addition for $500. This property is platted in five acre lots so his holdings amount to ten acres. II is south of the Irvine addition tA-l'- ID 4S-- tA2 Abl ciNl = -i4OEtt il-S purchase is purely an investment. as he does not intend to change his residence here.
 WENT THROUGH THE FIRE Messrs. Gang & Co. agents of the Un- tied States Fidelity and Guaranty com pany of Baltimore. received the fol- lowing from Baltimore today: We. to- gether with portion of the central section of the city, passed through an ordeal of fire with a total destruction of the home office building. which, how ever, is fully insured Our securities and investments are all lodged in the deposit vaults of trust company and are unduestiorably safe. The finan- cial condition of the company Is unaf- fected, books and records all saved, and the business will proceed without iu- terruption at the temporary headQuar- ters, 16 West Saratoga street. BzEti- more."
 JUSTICE RO6ERTSON'S COURT. The complaining witness in the case against Trixy Howard. in Justice Rob ertsOn's court, the man who claimed to have lost his hat, failed to appear yes terday and the case against the wC- man was dismissed. the costs bein as sessed against the complainant The only other case was that of a man ar rested the night before in the Capitol saloon, where he threatenedto break up the furniture and conduct a rough house generally. When arrested he gave the name of Thomas Johnson, but during the night Il jail transforma- tion took place and yesterday he gave his name to the world as Fred Miller He said he had lately returned from Alaska and it was shown that he had been peddling or pawning jewelry in