Arizona republican., 1904-09-14

POLICE COURT-There were two Mexicans in police court yesterday, ar
 rested by Officer Moore on the charge
 of fighting. or trying to get together
 so they could fight. They promised to
 be good so sentence was suspended. AN APPROVED MINERAL SUR IVEY-The surveyor general has ap-
 proved mineral survey No. 1870, Mld-
 get lode mining claim, situate in the Warren mining district, Coohise coun- ty, claimed by the Copper Queen Con- solidated Mining company of Bisbee, Arizona.
 AFRAID OF LleHTNlNG-Alger- non Dove, better known as ''Babe" and a Swedish man" are among the em- pieyes of Joe Monihan at the present time, on his ranch west of the city and the ranch barn is utilized as
 dormitory. When the rain came up
 Monday night and the lightning began to play tag around that part of the country, Babe seemed to appreciate t as a free fireworks show gotten mp for
 his especial benefit, but the Swede took another view of the case. He thought
 it was special effort of Providence to get nlIn killed and he felt that while
 the barn was well roofed and capable of turning water he had little con- fidence in it's protection from lightning.
 So he said to Babe, By Yiminy Christ
 mas. tank I ban going to the house right now" And he went.
 GETTING READY FOR COURT There was a revivifying of litigation yesterday after long period of dull
 ness. Three suits were filed. One was a divorce case by Matilda Slack against Oliver A. Slack on the ground of failure to support. The parties
 were married in Utah twelve years ago and for the last two years the defend
 ant has contributed nothing to the maintenance of the plaintiff. There is
 no community property and there are no children. The plaintiff does not ask
 for alimony. She merely wants to be free. J. D. Houck sues the American Shearing company to forclose chat
 tel mortgage on twenty-five Allen
 Shearing machines, given last March as security for the payment of a note of $500. The defendant evidently need
 ed the money for it contracted to pay
 one per cent a month for the use of the money for a period of four months.
 The other action was by the firm of
 Meyerstein & Go. of San Francisco against Kelly and John Hyder for the recovery of the balance of a current account.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes terday: Kansouri Oil and Gas com
 pany. capital stock. $1.000. 900. incor-
 porators B. R. Beall. Clayton Bell, F.
 N. Legg and others; The Majestic
 Gold and Copper company, capital
 stock. $3,000,0OO, incorporators H. L.
 Holmes, c. s. Palmer, T. T. Powers and others; Green River Power Land and Irrigation company, capital stock. $50O,000, incorporators P. w. Barclay and G. c. Hummer; The Beloit oil and
 Gas company, capital stock, $500, 900. incorporators NJ. s. Atwood, T. w Gaylord. W. H. Mitchell and others;
 The Ness Oil and Gas company, capl- tai stock, $500. .000. incorporators J. S.
 Wagner. A. s. Foulker, P. E. Prayer and others; The Panama Oil and Gas company, capital stock, $1, 1,o0O,0 ,0OO, in Icorporators. I. w. Gaylord, NJ. s. At wood. T. Aldrige and others. There were filed amended articles of the
 Mount Jefferson Mining and Explor- ation company, changing the capital stock to S2.5OO,O0O.
 I AMATEUR ROAD BUILDERS RE. TURN-A wagon load of happy Phoe-
 nix people has just returned from an
 extended trip in the hills, taking in enroute. Montezuma's castle and well. Camp Verde, Flagstaff, the San Fran cisco peak, the Grand Canyon, Press colt and Wickenburg. Heavy roads In the course of the journey through the mountains made the repairing of the roads necessary as well as the fording of many streams of uncertain depth.