Arizona republican., 1905-05-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST

ARRIVAL OF A PASTOR-Rev. J.
 M. Rice and family of Hendred, w. Va.
 arrived in the city on the Santa Fe
 this morning. Rev. Mr. Rice will preach in the Christian church Sunday
 morning and evening" welcome ex- tended to all.
 A GROWING RAILROAD-N c. ! Webster returned yesterday from a i trip to the end of the A. & c. railroad i construction work. He says the grad , ing camp has reached the town of Salome. fifty-one miles from the A. & 1 C. junction above Wickenburg. The i steel is laid for about forty miles, NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed ' in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Guerrer Development company. capital stock, $1 800, 900, in- corporators. w. H. Price. P. Rowe and C. ". Stewart Goldfield Exchequer
 Mining company capital stock, $1O0.- GOO, incorporators c. A Anderson, ". H Paul and H. w. Haines; Mercer Zinc and Lead company. capital stock. ! $100,0 ,000. incorporators l.. Maskrey, F. Stewart and J. E. Good; The Bull l frog Independence Mining company, capital stock. $1,0OO, 900, incorporators
 C. R. Jones, J. V. Shaw and B. F. Mc- Cam; United States and Cuban Park
 Beach company, capital stock. $1.OOO.- 900. incorporators A R. Grigsby, T. J. Mead and others.
 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY-AH
 work and no play is proverbially not good for people. In line with this thought the friends of the high school faculty seem to be cOnspiring to be- guile these pedagogues into mixing a ! lrsa ious business of the closing days of the school year. Accordingly Super intendent George Blount and wife with
 his full corps of assistants were sum moned to the home of MT and Mrs.
 Emory Rays on Tuesday evening, where they were delightfully."- enter
 tained until near the midnight hour | The high school juniors have taken
 the cue and have their plans matured for giving their teachers a moonlight | hay ride and picnic somewhere out of | town It is interesting to see with
 what celerity school room dignity can l be dropped for the hilarity and aban- ] don of youthful enjoyments.
 1 A MANIA FOR "ROLLING"-Jesus Ramirez was brought before Justice 1 Burnett yesterday afternoon on the complaint of Emilio MOntOjo who ac
 cused him of having robbed him while he slept Both of them were in the employ of the s. F. r. & P and night i before last were occupying a bunk house near the freight depot. Monto- | jo said that in the course of the night | he saw Ramirez going through the pockets of several other sleepers but
 so far as he could observe he got nothing. Montojo said it was none of
 his business and he made no com plaint. But later he fell asleep and Esomething happened to him that was daylight he awoke he found that he wealth $11.75. His thoughts on dis
 covering his loss naturally turned to Ramirez for one who would rob one man would not hesitate to rob an other Montojo set out in search of | him and found him in a saloon gamb- | ling. He knew by the smell of the | money with which Ramirez was gamb- | ling that it belonged to him. He | charged Ramirez with having robbed him and there was a fight resulting in
 the arrest of Ramirez. There was no | actual proof that he had taken any | thing from the complainant but on l general principles the court sent him | to jail for sixty days. Ramirez was | before the last grand jury on several | charges of robbery from the person | but when his trial came up none of l the witnesses could be found and he lWas dismissed. He was accused also
 of robbing sIeepers in Prescott.