Arizona republican., 1904-07-28

| United States authorities have lately
 made a haul of Mexican smugglers
 near the line. They are in jail at No- gales and Deputy Marshal Hill was
 sent there after them yesterday The officers have also gathered up at the same point a lot of five Chinamen who | lild come into the country unlawfully. They have been ordered deported and | they and the smugglers will be brought up to Tucson by the deputy marshal. NEW RATlONS-Articles Of l the following corporations were filed | ii the office Of the county recorder | yesterday. The Franklin oil and | Gas company capital stock, $1.0G0.000. | incorporators J. l.. NOfsinger and l. r. ! Martin. Poweshiek oil and Gas com IpIuy. capital stock. S1.O00.000. incor- porators R. Kicker. A. II. Craver and lC. F. Craver: Mendel oil and Gas company. capital stock, S25,000. incor- porators S Kline. w. Davis and :. ] Nicholl. The Missouri Land and De-
 velOpment company. capital stock. in- ! creased by amended articles to S3,- | GOO. 900.
 DIED ON A BENcH-A stranger passing through the yard of the Central school after eight o'clock last night | saw a man lying on one Of the benches | in an outbuilding used by the pupils for l 60 dining room. There was something l Indefinite about the appearance of the | man that attracted the attention of the | stranger and he approached him. He | was dead. The stranger alarmed the uelghbors in the vicinity and the police wcfc notified. lt was found that the dead man was Edward Brennan, blacksmith. who had lived in town for ! twenty-five years. He was a well EUown character about the city. He | vas a hard thinker and it is supposed | that his death was caused by mingled | heat and drink. Justice Burnett was | notified and an inquest was begun,
 which will bc concluded this morning. ! Brennan was seen lying on one of the benches in the building at nine o'clock ! |ysstefday morning and was also seen there ut other times during the day. iie was down town shortly before
 dark. Not long ago Brennan fell in one or The saloons one night and was taken to The jail where for a time it wac thought be was dead. He was a native Of Ireland.
 MEANT THE LADlES-A few days "N" hfN.AA VI AAn NLA utIE AlUlu A0i- gress that the baseball team of that village challenged the Phoenix kid team co play a game there. they to pay
 an expenses The fact was given due
 publicity in these columns. though mo-
 body seemed Co know what the Phoenix
 kid bah team meant. though there are
 dozen hines in this city now Yes . tsrday Marshal Kinney received a let fer from a friend in Congress who ex-
 plained that the Congress ball players
 meant the kids that defeated the Pres D colt team. That cleared things up a little and showed that Congress had . reference to the Phoenix Ladies" who . not only defeated the Prescott team but the Tucson gentlemen" Mir. Kin
 ney at once telephoned Manager Wal.
 den of the Ladies team. but he replied
 that there was nothing doing for then
 in Congress; not next Sunday at any rate. as the Ladies have a game or
 with the Phoenix firemen. who ar, , practicing hard to make it interesting , for them. After the firemen are laiC ! ] away. 1T there are no more grown peo 1, ple to attract their attention. the Phoe
 nix Ladies may be induced to spanl !. the Congress Kids.
 DEATH OF THoS. J. FERRIS , L. F. Hewins returned home last nigh
 from a trip to Camp Creek. bringinl ]. Information Of the death of Thoma
 J. Ferris. who passed away at 6:3 n o'clock Tuesday at the camp Of J. A o 4 ViDson. MT VinsOn sent a lette down saying that MT. Ferris Wa r brought to his camp by his son Wi - Ferris about a week ago from tn n Verde river where the Ferrises an, s CarrinEtons are interested in the stocl - business. Will Ferris came on l. e Phoenix and his father. who has beel n in poor health decided to remal q there for the present. The first nigh O he was in camp he was sleeping on tn
 ground when it ruined considerabl t and he took a severe cold followed b e a congestion of the lungs. MT. Win - son said he was given every possibl s attention and cared for as tenderI # as though he had been one of his ia s mily. After his death Mir Vinson wa d In somewhat of a dilemma as ther 's was no other camp nearby and no wa t to send word in. till Mir Hewins for IT tunately happened to come along. H $ informed Will Ferris immediately upo '- his arrival and the young man left a - soon as possible Sor the body of hi l. father.