Arizona republican., 1905-11-09

NEW Notarial com, missions were issued yesterday to Ly- sander Cassidy. A. F. Egley, and H. B. Scott, of Phoenix, and to J. L. T. Wa ter. of Duncan, Graham county.
 A NEW CORPORATlON-Articles of incorporation of the Louisiana Land and Mercantile company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes- terday. The capital stock is $100,000, and the incorporators are s. H. Nigh and E. K. Eastman.
 MONEY FOR VIII H E FOUGHT - Day before yesterday F. w. Hildebrand was before Justice Burnett for drunkenness and disturb ance of the. peace. He had draft on the sub treasury at New York for SPA, the amount of his quarterly pension. The court gave him back $14 of it. Yesterday Hildebrand was back again. but his money was all gone and he is now in jail
 RAINING IN THE NORTH.-No washouts were reported on either of the railroads yesterday, although rain fell along the entire length of the lines. H. c. Storey. of the Santa Fe, who arrived yesterday morning from Prescott, says that rain began to fall 1 in that city about ' o'clock Tuesday evening, and was still falling when the train left that city about II o'clock. In all according to MT. Story, 1t was the heaviest rain that has visited that section for several years.
 l END OF COLES ESCAPADE- | Walter Cole, who was brought back | from Maricopa a week ago on a charge of obtaining a revolver by personating l the owner, is again free. Cole was i sent to jail for thirty days. He had | $25, but thought he could get enough to pay him out from friends in anoth- CT part of the country. The failed to respond to his plea, and yesterday, of
 ter having served eight days, he paid | in what money he had and was turn
 ed loose. That is altogether the high est price paid for a revolver in recent
 years.
 BOOSTING THE coUNTRY.-Sec- | tion Director l.. N. Jesunofsky, of the weather bureau service, has got both an idea and a habit that should be em-
 ulated by others who desire to hell the land they live in. In the courst of his official correspondence, he sends a great many letters to other parts oi the country. On his desk he keeps g supply of all the folders, leaflets and similar literature issued by the Fail commission and the board of trade. Ey- cry time he sends a letter unless hi: correspondent has been previously SUD- piled, he drops in an innocent litt' Holder with its missionary message.
 THE DEBUT OF A MARE-Cnarlie Foreman of Florence, arrived in the city yesterday with Frosty prom
 ising yearling lilly, entered for the fail races. It is the belief of those who
 have seen her perform that she will bt
 heard of at the fair. She is not ye wise in harness, but 1t will not take
 long to make her so. MT. Foreman
 will begin working her at once. The fair authorities say that she is the youngest animal yet entered for the races, though they are in correspond ence with the owner of promising
 colt which has not yet been broken
 MT. Foreman was accompanied by his
 brother, William Foreman, wnC brought over several horses.
 A WORK OF ART-The Republican
 is overwhelmed with orders from Tue
 son for copies of the paper of tne issue
 of last Sunday. It will be remembered that that issue contained cartoon | representing a gentleman shooting al a mark with a bow and arrows. great many misguided persons hert believed that they saw in the face O. the archer the classic features of for.
 mer Governor Hughes. No doubt th'
 same misunderstanding prevails a Tucson and has set the many friendl of Governor Hughes to gathering uI
 copies of that edition to the end tha