Arizona republican., 1904-11-04

TOO SICK FOR esterday
 was the time set in probate court for
 rhe trial of Jerry Donovan an inmate
 of the county hospital for insanity.
 Word was sent in from the hospital yesterday morning that Donovan was in convulsions and could not be brought to the city. No other time for the hearing has been fixed.
 MIR. DRANE'S PROOF-Mention
 was made yesterday morning of the fact that c. w. Chapman appears on the great register as having been born in Mesa @ years ago. MT. Chapman who made his affidavit before E. Fl. Drane at the time of registration, to''is
 that official to task yesterday. He stood pat however and replied that
 Henry Morgan said it was correct for ne was present at the birth of AJr. Chapman in Mesa. MT. Chapman con- lends that his recollection is that he was born in Mass. instead of Mesa
 lSCHARGED-Eli Sanches and Francisca Franco were arrested and drought before Justice Robertson yes terday on complaint of Jesus Oregon who alleges that the defenda.-ts as- saulted her the day before in the vi- ciuity of the Manila saloon. about 9 o'clock in the morning. The charge was not sustained and the defendants were discharged. It appeared from the testimony that sometime before when the accused women were passing the home of the plaintiff she asaulted them with her tongue saying a lot Of things that were not pretty. La-er they at tempted to re son with her and the debate began to merge into hair pulling mly-h when bystandccs .seDar- ated them.
 NEW CORPoRATION5-Ar,icles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesday: London On and Gas com pauy. capital stock. S1.000,o00 incO~- porators ". VI. Jones. T. L. Haner and R. ". Boyd; Food Topics, capital stock $5e.000, i1cCrror5tQrs $ F. and [. M. Maxwell; The Bell Buckle oil and Development company capital stock S5O0.000. inco-porators T. R. Corboy, J. J. McHugh and J. M. Rals- ion; Western Mexico Mining and Smelling company, capital stock. SI50,t90, inCorpOrators l. M. Booth, F. ?. Miller and 4. 1T. Broome; Nevadl Tonoplh Goldfelds Mining and De VelOpTent cOTpany capital stock. $75,000, incOrporat J. F. Suits. N. BOas and C. J. Carr; AIoreIs Coppsr company, capital stock. $2,000,000 in cOrporatbrs .. Allen. c. D. Brady and c. 4. Phillips.
 THE GOVERNOR'S REPORT-Tae first copies of the report Of Governor Brodie to the secretary of the interior were received from the government i printing office yesterday. The repor- i is not quite SO exhaustive as that of last year and unlike that report is not Yet every things of in terest n the territory is touched upon attention having been given to mining and irrigation. The general i plan of making reports has been de- ] parted from in this case. IL is made more Interesting to the average reader ? by the tables of statistics having bean l put into the back part of the book in 1 the form of an appendix. The report contains the latest government may of 1 he territory, showing tSe various re- serves and land grants. There is also ! map of the lower Colorado showing he location of irrigable lands, propos- d dams, canals, levees and pumping plants
 A PATTERN ORGANIZATIONS Nobody can estimate the value Of fAe 'hocnix board of trade to this city nd county and the territory at large, Or its influence is very far reaching. has, in fact, become a pattern or for similar bodies in the outhwest, aa at Imperial and Y1na nd ether towns and yesterday a let CT was received by the secretary from IT, E. N. Buck of Naco asking for a opy of it's constitution and bylaws. a n organization is in process at Naco be known as the Commercial cl0b nd it is desirous Of getting all the in- 'rmad ton it @sn from other succege- Il organizations. And this is the in~ 4