Arizona republican., 1904-11-03

A UNIVERSITY PROPERTY-Mrs
 Mary Ames has sold to J. s. Caraker
 lot nine in block R, of University ad-
 dition. through the agency of Allen &
 Wilson. There Is a brick house on the
 property.
 CORNER LOT soLD-Dr. H. E.
 Stroud has bought of Lydia Dugan a corner lot just south of the Arizona
 Sanitarium. It is situated On the cor
 ner of Center and Taylor streets and
 there is a five room frame house on
 the lot Tine deal was transacted
 through J. Ernest Walker. who par
 tialy consummated the sale before
 leaving for the east last summer but
 did not close it up till recently.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles Of the following corporations were filed
 in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Kaiser Goldfield Min
 ing company, capital stock $1,O0O,0OG, incorporators c. B. Kemp. J. c. Wei
 bel and w. H. Tripp; The Goldfield1 Aloha Mining Company, capital stock
 S1, ,0O0, GOO. incorpOrators J. c. Tognoni, E. T. Grady and W. H. Tripp; ConSol- idated Securities Company, capital stock S1O.OO0.O00 incorporators M. Moran, T. SIavin and B. Mcdonnell; Chanute Clay Manufacturing COnI- pany, capital stock, S300,000 incOr- pOrators l. L. Lemon, A. V. Allen and D. NJ. Kennedy; General Mining and Development Company, capital stock, S1, GOO O00 incorporators s. Garrison, c. c. Prentis and NJ. F. David; The Monarch Automobile Company, capj tai stock $20O OOO incorpOrators l. Clenden, ". s. Collins and J. J. Boucher; Detroit and New Mexico De- YelOpment and Mining Company. cap [ Garrison, J. w. Hubbard and c. c. l Prentis.
 A PROTEST-G. w. Chapman feels l that he has been outraged by the edi- l torial force that compiled the great l register of Maricopa county recently ! issued. It announces that he is 69 | years old all Of which is correct, but l
 t alaI announces that he wes born | in Mesa City, which he alleges is en- tirely incorrect, and is anxious to sec 1 the proof. He bears no animosity 1 against that most important sOuthsiGe 1 town and says that if he were going to l be born again he would as soon pull 1 off that important event in Mesa City l as anywhere Out he thinks it is a re- fleetion on the judgment of any man | 10 have undertaken such an enterprise | there sixty-nine years ago when the | place was inhabited by nothing but 1 coyotes aud possibly rowing bands of | redskins Rather than take such | chances he declares he never would | have been born at all. While he was l thus rUminaUing on his hard lucx An l drew Barry came along and tried to 1 cheer him by sayng that he had been i similarly imposed upon many years l ago. During the civil war MT. Barry | served sixty days in the United States | army. When he was discharged the | officer who mustered him out placed | the word sixty in the blank but for got 10 scratch out the word years and write days" so he carries ere dendals for sixty years faithful service in the United States army. But he isn't making any kick about it. Some day he may put in a bill for back pay.
 JOHN DOE EXONERATED D-Jol.n Doe, tenderfoot, was before Justice Burnett yesterday on a variety of charges. The first was that he had discharged fire arm on a certain section of a certain township in this sounty and territory. The other was hat he sometimes did not wear the statutory amount of clothing The ] complainant was W. D. Bell. who re- . tides near the Schorgl ranch where ! ohn Doe is the occupant of tent 1 . The case had been brought in the U ourt of Justice Robertson whence 1t vas taken on a change of venue. John 3 Joe said that he did not think that e had fired the shot of which the rosecutfng witness complained and q he court could find no law which re- ards the mere shooting of a gun be- ond the confines of cities towns and illases, as a mfsdemeanor. Regard lg the second charge Jobu TAO. eaf5 l A