Arizona republican., 1905-01-31

amended answer which indicates that the hearing will be long drawn out
 affair In the complaint only a few precincts were not named as having been the seats of misconduct The answer referred to these precincts and named a few more. The amended an
 sWCr takes in all the rest of the poIIiue places involving a recount of all the
 ballots. That will occupy not less than
 a week. The case will come up tOmor-
 row.
 IN BUSINESS AGAIN.-JuIio Mar
 ron has started a blacksmith shop at
 his home in the Calderwood addition. on property owned by himself It is a little out of the way but he escapes the monthly visit of a landlord. NIr Mar
 ron has been out of business for the last sixteen months having suffered an accident at that time that all but cost him his life, it being a fall from the second story of the beet sugar factory
 then under construction
 DRUNKEN YAQUIS- Four drunken T dians were before Justice Burnett | yesterday morning charged with a | disturbance of the peace Of a whole neighborhood They cOugegated in | the notorious house of Simoua PeraIta l about two o'clock yesterday morning l and began chasing the duck Every | body in the vicinity was awakened by | the ensuing upIOar and Constable Red | wine was sent for. The Indians all | pleaded not guilty but their conviction l was not a difficult matter. They were l sent to jail for seven days each. Frank | Woods was before the court on a sim far charge. He was sent along with 1 the Indians.
 A HITTER OF THE PIPE-LoIa ] { fVv.4r.y -.r ern part of the city was arrested on ! Saturday night or early on Sunday morning for opium smoking and was locked up. She was soon after released ou bail and yesterday was given q trial by Justice JOhnSJOne. Her fine and costs amounted to S13.25 which was not immediately forthcoming, so she was turned over to the custody of the sher- if. Her pipe and other opium smoking accOutremcnts were captured and con
 fiscated. The pipe is so old looking
 and so strong that there is a suspicion
 that it might have been used by Con fucius or one of his contemporaries
 JAILED FOR THEFT-ConstabIe Troops landed in jail last evening, a couple of MeXicans named 4. Duarte and Jesus Gonzales. He was both complaining witness and arrestiug off cer the crime laid at the door of the accused having been committed be- fore Z1r. Troops assumed the robes of office. MT. Troops sometime in Decem- l Der hired the two MeXicans to chop up ! 9 load of wood, which they did. bring l ing their own axes with them. and | for which work they were paid. When | they left the Troops WOOdpile however, | they discarded one of the axes which 1 hao been 'Tut out or business by q | To- q Proops' aE which was in good condi- l tiou.
 SEBALL-Secretary Walden of | the Baseball association, was in com. lnunication yesterday with the manager of the Prescott team who said 1t would | be impossible for his team to get in form for a game next Saturday but | that the team could be depended upon for q week from Saturday. for two games. Saturday and Sunday, Feb. Il and F. The team will be reinforced by the best Whipple players and by Anderson who is now in Phoenix but who played third base with WhiDple on the occasion of it's last visit here. That ought to insure lineup that would put the Phoenix team on it's mettle and make it hustle to keep up with it's record. Word has been re- ceiyed also from the manager of the team that it cannot possibly come here before the goth bat after that date it is open for engagements
 NEW HS-Articies of the following corporations were filed u the office Of the county recorder yesterday: The Sierra Gold Mining company. capital stock. $S,00O.000, in corporators G. II. Jenney, C. A. Mason and C. w. Greenfield; Minnesota Mich
 
 stock &1O00,O00, ncorporators w J. i Power. V. L. Power and T. l.. Holden; , The Produce Oil company, capital ! stock. S1.OOO. .0CO. inCOrpOratOrs, F. O. | Knight, F. Read and J. R. Futile; Elm -raId oil company, capital stock, $l,- 100000, incOrporatOcs L. N. Cros- hHaite and .. r.. ChapiU; Winner oil .ud Gas company, capital stock, $2,- 100 OUO, iucOrpOrators II. r. Corn and ! I. L. Corn Jr.; The Happy Thought nd Fairview Mining company, capital C tock, S2,5O0.O0O, incorporators w. l.. T. ,Hfford. w. E. Richmond and J. M. ~ Davies.
 GREAT PLACE TO HUNT-H r. >nawaIt of Prescott returned yesterday e. rom a hunting trip to the Florence eservoir between that town and Casa e. ;rande He was accompanied by A. - 7. Sieboth of the Superior mine and L IT, Foreman, W. Y. Price and w. C. :, 'ruman of Florence. The party was IT. fter ducks and it got what it went ~ fter. It is the greatest place in the e. -orId to hunt ducks said NIr. AneWalt r nd there are more of them there than 1 @ had supposed before could be found e } all Arizona He says one can hardly U loot the duck he aims at because an 7 ther one is sure to get within the ange and appropriate the load dis aarged He brought back forty ducks ,, 2r his share. half of which were given '' , his Phoenix friends and the other aIf sent to Mrs. Anewalt in Prescott } she would know that MT. AneWaIt ad really and truly been duck hunting lstead of slipping away to Washing i- ,n to put in an application for the -u lvernOTship.
 NOBLE STOCK COMPANY.-The m ,t,1o Stock oor1DaTy was greeted by s