Arizona republican., 1904-04-20

to her home on the corner of jefferson
street and Third avenue. The cap of
the same knee was broken about a year
ago and there was some fear last night
that it had been broken again.
REMOVAL OF GREENE'S HORSES
The string of horses which Col. w. -.
Greene has kept in Phoenix for the last
three years is to be taken away. George
Klotzbach, who has had charge of the
horses left last night for Cananea with
eight of them. He will return to Phoe-
nix and take the other three the best
to New York where he viii remain in
charge of them. The Greene horses
have done a great deal to stimulate in
terest in horse. raising and training in
the valley but since Col. Greene made
his collection and established it here a
great many other good horses have
been developed. Most of the Greene
horses are Salt River Valley bred and
TO doubt they will be a sood advertise
ment to this part of the country.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
the following corporations were filed in
the Office Of the county recorder yester-
Cay: The Missouri Oil, Coal and Gas
company, capital stock, 100000, incoT-
porators A. V. Thomas. ]. A. Eby, a.
w. Holt and others; The Aladdin Oil
& Gas company, capital stock $1,000,
coo .incorporators w. ]. Rrundle, F. A..
Westcott and others: Inter Wyo- Kan
Oil company, capital stock, 100000,
incorporators J. NJ. Goldsmith, II. D..
Winters and Others; Buelah Copper
Mining company, capital stock. $1,000
600, incorporators A T. Dyer and c.
w. Smith; The Trustees of the Su-
preme Assembly of the Champions Of
Fraternity, incorporators T. T. Powers,
L. p. Christy, Charles y. Bandy and
others.
A BUCKEYE DEAL.-Ed B. Collins
who has been ranching at Buckeye for
the last six years. has associated with
him in another ranching enterprise
George B. Watrous who came here re-
Gently from CASTLE. Wyoming county,
n. Y. They have purchased of J.
Ernest Walker $50 acres. being the
west half of the William b. Long place
a mile and q quarter from the town OF
Buckeye, the deal being entirely for
cash and the consideration was $4,000.
The property is considered one OF the
best unimprOved ranches in tle coun-
try and it is their purpose to begin its
thorough cultivation at once devoting
it both to the purposes of crop raising
and stockraising. Mr.. Collins is a sue
cessful rancher and the new enterprise
has to its advantage a location in one
of the richest sections IN the world and
amply provided with water.
A BROTHER OF JOHN.-Clarence
day charged with creating a disturb
ance in the block the night before.
This affair was brought to the notice
of the justice about 1 o'clock yesterday
morning. He was awakened by a
couple of girls from the block who
wanted to swear out a complaint
against Clarence Doe. The justice
asked them why they did not wait un-
til daylight. They We're afraid that
the statute of limitations would run
against the offense. The complaint was
issued and Doe was brought into court
yesterday forenoon The women said
he had assaulted them in the mo
brutal manner. Clarence looked as If
he had been assaulted. The end of one
finger had been almost chewed off and
the side of his head was broken, he
said, by the barrel of a revolver He
admitted the disturbance and was
fined $40 which was paid.