Arizona republican., 1904-05-19

the result of the assault it was feared
 might endanger her life. She was very
 ill the next day and unable to appear
 in court to testify so the case was
 postponed till Saturday.
 A FREAK BUZZARD.-There is a
 popular belief that the turkey buzzard
 will eat nothing but carrion but Fred
 erick Webb says he witnessed an in
 cident not long ago that either dis
 proves the rule or is an exception to it.
 With Dr. Fischer who has charge of
 the bismuth mines of the Saxon gov
 ernment, MT. Webb was driving to his
 bisnuth propery above Mesa. At one
 side of the road. and some distance
 ahead of them, they saw a buzzard
 circling round a jack rabbit and event
 ually the bird swooped down upon it
 apparently breaking its back. It tried
 to carry the rabbit away but the animal
 was too heavy, the birds intellectual
 efforts being continued till the travellers drove within a few yards of it. After
 they had passed, the buzzard was
 joined by another of it's kind and the two proceeded to banquet upon the re-
 mains
 RECLAMATION SERVICE EN- l PLOYES.-Ralph P. Dillon, who is in
 charge of the reclamation offices here
 in the absence of MT. Davis. left last evening for Roosevelt on short busi-
 ness trip. He was accompanied by E.
 H. Peery law clerk of the service who is stationed at Roosevelt, but who has ! been in Phoenix for several days on business c. G. Williams who has charge of the river flow gauges in.Ari
 zOna, returned yesterday from trip up 1 the Verde. taken for the setting of new gauges. He reports that the Verde rose seven tenths of a foot on Saturday but | is again back to low water mark. The Salt rose but an inch or two. s. K. Baker who was with Engineer Leighton on the hunt for salt in the upper coun : try arrived yesterday and will be here for sometime.
 OTHER HEROES.-Not all the he- roes are dead as a great many pes simistic people think nor are they all at present in the mountains of Man churia or in the Liao Tung peninsula. Yesterday the horse of Charles Test Taylor took it into his head to run away and he was putting that notion into effect pretty fast when MT. F.. J. Dunlevy appeared in the neighborhood by the special direction of providence and the approach of the lunch hour. Otherwise he would have remained in his office and the mad career of that horse would have been unimpeded. The runaway was stopped regardless of consequences and the higher prices of clothing as d result of the gentlemen who sometime ago obtained control of the wool supply of the country. As soon as MT. Dunlevy brought the frightened horse to a stand still he de- i ferred his lunch until after visit to a clothing store.
 r.. NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes , terday. Manchester Cooperative com pany, capital stock, Sl000.000. incor- porators F. M. Campbell. A. B. Herr mann and N. Bristow; Standard Se- curities company. capital stock, Si,000,- 900. incorporators O. c. Stewart J. F. Camp and C. B. Simmons, Elberfield Oil. Gas & Mining company. capital stock, S2,OOO,00O, incorporators J. F. Smith, F. G. Schultz; G. J. Meyer and others: Jalisco Mining & Development