Arizona republican., 1904-02-11

FIVE DAYS.-The police court record yesterday was one Mexican drunk five days.
 HE WAS A PEACE DIsTURBER- s. Herrera was before Justice Burnett yesterday on a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He was sent to jail for seven days.
 MISS WITHRoW'S FUNERAL The funeral of Miss Grace Withrow which was 10 have been held next Sun day has been changed to Friday after noon at o'clock at the parlors Of EasterlinS- & Whitney.
 ROBBED THE JAIL.-A telephone message was received here yesterday that Will Blake, city marshal of Mesa City was earnestly looking for a bad man whose identity was unknown. He broke into the Mesa City jail the night before and stole all the bedding
 CATTLE HIPMENTS-The NJ. x P. Co.,, yesterday sent out a special stock train to Maric6pa. It was com. posed Of seven cars shipped by Mir. Hoskins to the Cudahy Company: five cars shipped by MT. Mullen to s. Maier and four cars shipped by MT. Earth to J. Hauser.
 DEATH OF GEO. w. STANLEY.- George w. Stanley died yesterday morning on North Center street of consumption. He was 2 years old and came here from Efngham. Ill. where his body will be taken for bur ial by a sister Mrs. Fred Grifiths. who was with him in his last hours.
 SNAPPED HIS FINeER.-H. w. Hall who lives on a ranch on the Tempe road came to town last even ing to get a finger of his right hand dressed by a surgeon. He has a pet Collie that resented his caresses in a way that left him bleeding and torn and suggested the cauterizing of the wound as a matter of precaution.
 WILL ARRIVE ToDAY-Mrs. J. c. Stubbs and daughter will arrive here this morning from Chicago and will probably spend several weeks in Phoenix. MT. Stubbs is well known here having visited Phoenix frequently when his headquarters were in San Francisco. His headquarters are now in Chicago and he is not only traffic director for the Southern Pacific but for the Union Pacific. the Oregon Short Line and in fact all the Harri- man roads.
 DRY IN THE HILLS.-Theodore Crandall who is operating the prop erty of the Confederate Mining com- pany in Tonto Basin arrived here yes terday for short stay. He says every | thing is progressing satisfactorily at the mine but the country is alarmingly dry. There has been but little snow fall, not enough to take into account. There was a covering of about three inches ba hut fc, most part the Mazatzals, Sierra An chas and, in fact, all the mountains are bare.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Rush National Oil Burner company, capital stock, s1,OOO, 900. in corporators w. A. Crawford, D. E. Orvis and F. A. Taylor; Rush Eastern Burner Oil company, capital stock, S2,000, 900, incorporators the same as of the foregoing company; Midwest Osage Petroleum company, capital stock $2,OO0,00O, incorporators w. P. Nolan, C. H. Landers and H. II. Douglas; Cincinnati Zinc company. capital stock, $25O,oOO, incorporators. NJ. L. Henderson, A. P. Campbell and others.
 THE REAL THING.-George $. Me- LeisOn, the advance man of the Ricn- ard Carvel company spent yesterday in Phoenix. He says his company is the one that orinigally produced the play at the Empire theater in New York and that the Phoenix play goers will be permitted to see the real thing on the 18th of this month. The com many 11iac ttR-ant,r-6H-a yaopIa d, carload of special scenery. It was not intended at first to make the side trip to Phoenix, but the company found an