Arizona republican., 1904-07-13

by the city recorder. Having suc- cumbed to jag he showed an inclina- ton to sleep it off and the court put him where he could do so without be- ing disturbed.
 WOULD DELAY DEATH-A peti- tion is being circulated at Tucson for reprieve for Theodore Elias who is sentenced to be hanged there on July 26. A petition for a computation of his sentence was denied. His friends believe that if they have time they can prove to the governor that he onght not to be hanged but they cannot do it in the short time before the date of ex- ecution.
 THE MAN OF MYSTERY-Eastlake park theater continues to be the prin- cipal amusement attraction after night fall these days and the patronage in- dicates that the Spooner company is giving the people what they want in the way of summer theatricals. 'rThe Man of Mystery is the bill now on, tonight being it's last presentation IS the bill is changed every Wednesday.
 GONE TO LOS ANGELEs-Dr. J. C. Norton left last night for Los Angeles expecting to be gone about 9 week. The principal thing that calls him there is the meeting of the California Veter- mary association which will convene tomorrow night, but while there ne w:ll not overlook the fact that Mrs. Nor ton and the babies are in the city, and will pay them at least the courteous and respectful attention due from a hus- band and father
 ARIZONA BEER-Perhaps many people in this county are not aware of the fact that, according to the New York Health Bulletin, the purest article of beer and porter ever produced is made in Ramsey Canyon, in the Hua- chucas, by Andrea Jaerger. This old gentleman manufactures this commo- dity on a small scale. and refuses D wholesale, though constantly solicited to do so, and he has been offered all kinds of money for his secret
 SICK ENGlNEERS-C. R. Oldberg, one of the engineers at Roosevelt is reported to have been taken sick a few days ago of typhoid fever. His wife is with him and his many friends here of course will hope for his early conval- essence. R. P. Dillon. another engin- ger ho has been directing the setting of the machinery of the cement mill and was for several months in charge of the reclamation offices here, is also very ill in Globe of some bowel trou- ble, and his father is enroute there from Fremont, Ohio.
 ARIZONIANS ON THE COAST The following Arizonians registered re- recently at the Hollenbeck Hotel in Los Angeles: w. NJ. Breckenbridge, Tue son; F. E. Moson and family. Herford; I (,iTtx in nd (. Withers, Kingman; Harry Felton and wife, Tucson; Margarette H. Felton, Tucson. A. A. Smith. Clifton and T. C. Jordan. Phoenix. $. H. Center of Los Cruces. New Mexico; T. x. Hirsch of Gallup and F. E. Sturges. Albuquerque, x. NJ: Chas. Marlow and E. J. Car man of Fl Paso Texas; are also al the Hollenbeck.
 AN EXPENSIVE RIDE-Ramon or Chappo for whom the officers have been looking, for his participation in a peace disturbing buggy ride last Sunday was arrested yesterday by Constable Red- wine and brought before Justice Bur nett He admitted that the speed .i- init had been exceeded aPd that in other ways the law had teen broken. He was fined S15 and he did not have | cent A man by whom he is employ ed on a threshing outfit telephoned the court that he would guarantee the pay ment of the fine. Chappo was re- 1 leased.
 MET AN OLD FRIEND-The follow lowing is from St. Louis letter to the New York Sun: Thirty years ago John | Lawler now a rich man in Arizons. drove a street car in Kansas City, Kas, and was much annoyed by a young boy who insisted on catching rides. Today MT. Lawler, who is a delegate to the convention. met County Clerk Frank M. Holcomb of Wyandotte county. Kansas. and MT. Holcomb said that he remembered being whipped by Mr. | Lawler for annoying him. It turned out that the two had never met since ithe days when one used to try to whip the her. They did the appropriate | thing.
 NEI coRPoRATIoNS-Articles of the following corpors tions were filed in i the office of the county recorder yester-
 day: Mountain King Mining company,
 capital stock, $2.OO0,OOO, fncorporators C. $. Palmer and H. L. Holmes; Amer
 ican Warehouse company capital stock
 S1OO,000, incorpo,ators F.. T. Guynon. R.
 Findley and H. K. Lindsley; Mokan Oil and Gas company, capital stock. $1,-
 OOO,OOO, incorporators J. P. Bauseman,
 w. Price w. H. Titus and others: The
 Blue Ribbon Oil and Gas company, ca
 pital stock, sLOOO,OOO, incorporators E.
 G Hudson, w. Woulfe, and A. R. Cham
 pin; American Central Oil and Fuel
 company, capital stock. $500 .00O, incor-
 porators J. B. Weston, J. Warren anC
 C. P. Fall; Soledad Mining and Milling