Arizona republican., 1904-10-22

NEW TARlES-Nota-iaI com missions were issued yesterday to Henry w Firth of Aravaipa and L. o. Tucker of Prescott.
 LORENZO DlSCHARGED-Pedro Lorenzo, accused of malicious mis- chief in tearing the partitions out of rented Troperty, was tried yesterday by Justice Robertson and acquitted
 COUNTRY CLUB ORGANIZATION The annual election of directors of .he country club was recently an nounced. The following commit ttees have since been appointed: House committee, Mrs. Leo. Goldman, Mrs. C. II. Akers. Mrs. H. I. Latham; Judge C. F. Ainsworth and Mr Barry Gold- water. Committee on greens: MT. l.. H. Chalmers. Dr. Fl. J. Jessop. MT. R. S Goodrich. Mir. II. NJ. Creighton and | MT. Frank Bennett
 aUNE TO LOS ANGELES-J [. | Bark returned Co Phoenix yesterday morning with a party of republican ! candidates WLo have been campaign , ing iu the west end of the valley. He l lef- last night for Los Angeles in re- i sponse to messages concerning the
 serious and perhaps fatal Illness Of - -ts | father, mention of which was made in yesterdays issue. MT. Bark re- leived two messages yesterday The first one said his father was much bet ter but the second one said q relapse
 or sinking spell had followed and re- guessing him To come at once.
 THE NORTH IS ALL RIGHT
 Sheriff HOuc6 of Navajo county was m town yesterday with a Mexican
 unde~ sentence in the territorial pri-
 son for assault with intent to comm {
 murder. The sheriff left last night for
 Yuma with ms prisoner. Speaking
 Of the political outlook in the north.
 the sheriff said that it looked very much as if the republicans would
 everywhere gain victories. Fowler
 will certainly have good majority in Navajo and also in Apache. He made a thorough canvass Of both of those
 counties and wherever he wen, he made a most favorable impression.
 NEW ATlONS-Articles of the following corpora ions were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: Chemical Trust company,
 capital stock, S100O00 incorporators
 ". Leeds, J. c. Johnston and c. R.
 Hadley. California Date company. capital stock, $I0.0CO. interpretations ".
 T. Wingle. F. r. Chumand and C. Var iney; Branif Mining and Smelling company, capital stock. S3. .O0O. GOO. in
 coIpOrators J. Thompson. J. J. Nolan
 and J. AIcKinnon; Great Western Gold
 Mining company. capital stock. fixed at $15.0O0. American Bond and Secur- ities company. name changed to the United States Securities company: Montevideo Gold Mining company. ca pital stock. S1,OO0. 900. incorporators L. Ii. Ellinghause. G. A. Anderson and l others: United Producers company, 1 capital stock. s25.0OO. in 1-orpOrators c. ] k. Meyne and w. J. Muudy: The | E<inkhead GoIdheld Consolidated Min ing and Milling company. capital
 stock. $2,O0O,O00, incorporators. B. r.
 Baker, L. L. Jones, J. H. Miller Kink-
 head
 MISTAKEN FOR BANDlTs-A ! story affecting three we'll known tra- ] yelling men has just come to light l They are T. H. Sutton of Bishop .z ! Co.,, Ed Shaw of Tillman, BendeI lS ] Go. and pr. Parkhurst of the Contin- ! ental Tobacco company. These gn- l tlemen were at Ash Fork at the time | of the derangement of the railroads ! by the recent washouts They were | extremely desirous of going east but were unable to get a regular train for some hOurS. The first train passing ' that way was a special from Ken ! lucky, returning from California IL | was Hot carrying way passengers and ' the uaveling men were aware of that. l Therefore they boarded 1t surrepti- tlously and were not discovered until 1 .he train was well on it's way east ! When they were found they were re- ! garded as possible train robbers md were held under the muzzle Of guns until the train reached Williams where | they were able to secure recognition. | They were then permitted to get of.