Arizona republican., 1904-06-05

by the. hitch strap his horse. which was Attached 10 his buggy. The ani- mal became frightened and made a lunge for liberty. MT. Walker was wanting in the biceps and as the strap slipped through his hand he felt like he had hold of the transmission wire over which the sun gets its heat from the main power house. There came a time when he let go and it was not long in arriving. The horse took a EOydello movement east on Monroe tO Center. south 10 Washington. thence east again 10 Eighth street where it. attempted to climb an electric light pole. connect up and get a fresh start. But the buggy vas too heavy. IL fell in bunch and "a hen the horse found footing again a neighbOr was there and attached ground wire. A blacksmith was sent after the wreck. The horse was not seriously injured but he was skinned little in climbing the pole.
 NEW coRPoRATIoNS.-Articleso of The following corporations were filed ln the office of the county recorder yes terday. American Manufacturing company. capital stock. $65.O0O GOO. in- corp0TatOrs J. M. crio and T. J. Au- rand: The Elm Grove oil and Gas company. capital stock Sl.000.Oo0. in- cOrpOrators J. r. Cotters, H. C. Klein and J. C. Justice: Interstate Broker age association. capital stock. $500. 900. lncOrpOratoTs K. K. Hilf. N. F. Benscn and W. 4. King: Great Bend oil and Gas company. capital stock. Sl.O00. 900. incorpOrators r.. NJ. Metcalf. II. A. Sanger and D. ?. Dilworth: Anglo Anerican Investment company. capi- ial stock. si.oO0. 900. incorporatOrs. c. c. FrCst. J. Samuel and W. w. Scott Calesburg Crude oil and Gas com pany. capital stock. Sl .O0O. 900, incorpOr- aiOrs l.. W. SanbOrn. r.. ]. King and IT. r. Arnold: National Copper and Gold Mining company. capital stock. q. .500. GOO. incorporatoTs. l. D. Lundy. O. C. Lukenbill and G. v Bedell: Transit oil and Gas company. capital stock. sl.Oo0. 900. incorporators H. J. Newman. C. D. Weimer and II. Hutch insOn.
 TOLD AND TOOK HIS FORTUNE. -resterday morning a Mexican was brought into Justice Burnetts court 10 make complaint against a Brazilian gypsy woman who. with a lot of other gypsies are camped near the river. The Mexican said that he was passing the camp when the woman asked him if he would have his fortune told He wanted Co know about the future and the woman held out her hand saying that she could not see far into the world 10 come unless her palm was crossed with silver. The Mexican put a dime into her hand. but the woman said she could not tell much Of a for tune for that sum. but she admitted that there was great deal in store for him. He then put up a quarter. But That was not enough for great for tune ard another c.<rter was thrown in. The woman sa.d that his fortune uas 90 big that he ought 10 pay lib- eraily for lL The Mexican replied that that was aii the money he had. The woman was enough of fortune teller fo know that he was lying and she felt Of his pocket and found $4. She took it out and went away. IL was then that the Mexican determined tO zee if he could not recover that part of his fortune which had been lost. The court could think of nothing in The penal code Of the territory that covered the case and refused 10 issue me warrant.