Arizona republican., 1904-05-29

Gonzales has gone to Minas Prietas. Mexico. after a Mexican believed to be wanted in this county for murder. MANAGEMENT CHANGED.-AIrs. Turner, formerly of the Sixth avenue hotel has leased the Gilbert house which will hereafter be conducted un- der it's former name, The Gilbert. It has been thoroughly renovated. fumi~ gated and Iepapered.
 LIVE STOCK MATTERS.-Dr. J. c. Norton has received a printed copy, just issued, of the proceedings of the seventh annual meeting of the Inter- state association of the live stock san itary boards, which was held last Sep tember in Denver. At that session Dr. Norton was honored with election to the position of president of the associa- ton and he announces that the next meeting of the association will be held in St. Louis. August 23-25. inclusive. These dates were secured after much effort and for the reason that the American Veterinary Medical associa- ton will hold it's meeting there the week before and it is hoped through this fact to secure a larger attendant of veterinarians.
 CHOO CHOO WAGONS-Mr.a and Mrs. Cecil c. Fennell and r. w. Foster of Prescott, arrived here late Friday might and from Tucson, having made the journey overland in a new Cham Der touring car which MT. Foster sold to MT Fennel in Tucson. They will leave for Prescott, probably today, and expect to make the northern journey the same way. They will travel via Wickenburg going up the bed of the Hassayampa through the box canyon. U. <. Aitkin of this city has also bought him a horsSless carriage of the IOldsmobile sort, through the agency of w. F. Rhodes, and has taken his first lessons in the art of "chauffering." This makes sixteen automobiles now .owned in this city and it will not be long till one must have a machine in order to break into society.
 THE ARMSTRONG CASE-Attoc- ney ThCmas Flannigan arrived here yesterday fem Florence, where he is defending w. T. Armstrong in the cases brought against him by the live stock sanitary board for violations of the law under which that department of the territorial Scevrnment operates. AIr. Armstrong was indicted on three E7 them. Tn the first case he was found not guilty but was convicted on the second when his counsel moved for a new trial. Hearing on the motion will come up in the district court in Flor ence next Tuesday. Ar. Flannigan said he came to Phoenix after more law books. He couldn't find enough in Pinal county to cover the points he is after. The third case has not yet been tried. Mir. Flannigan, who was for merly district attorney of this county. now resides in Tombstone which is anything but d graveyard for him as he is looking well and feeling better than he ever did before.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Tne terri tory of Arizona goes merrily ahead in the creation of new corporations, re- gardless of the keen competition from New Jersey, West Virginia, South Da
 kota, and other backwoods districts. The companies born yesterday under and by virtue of the laws of Arizona comprise: The Cedar Basin Oil and Gas company, with an authorized capi- tai of $60O,OO0. the incorporatOrs being E. II. Brooks. c. Brooks and J. F. Ressel, Of kansss, the Wasatch Fi- nance company, S3OO,OO0 capital, with r. Nj. Spaulding, C. F. Potter and F. ;. Williams Of Los Angeles as the in- cOrporators, the Big Hill Oil and Gas company, with Sl,C00,0CO capital and l.. M. Earnest and C. s. Coleman Of Kan sas. as the incorporators; the Susque- hanna Oil and Gas company, S1,O00.OOO capital, with <. N. YCst, J. Fl. Cole man and W. Q. Holmes Of PennsyI- vania, as the incorporators. and the Black Butte Mining and Reduction company. S75O.0OO capital, with T. Con- nell. F. Cox, M. Thompson and J. C. Dobbins Of Phoenix as the incorpora- tors.