Arizona republican., 1905-12-21

| upon the SuDJeCl Ol llSnI llNlilS flOI
 winch he charged each of them ten
 dollars and placed the money in the
 municipal treasury, to further the
 work of education among others of ! Ike character.
 | NEW NOTARiES-J. F. Elliott of l Clifton, Graham county, and Clara l.. | Balph of Bisbee, Cochise county, were 1 yesterday appointed notaries public.
 SUIT OVER RIGHT OF WAY-The | case of J. E. Wedgworth against w. c. l Dawes, was on trial tn the district court yesterday. The suit is in rela- i tion to lateral which runs for a part of it's length across the land of the de- fendant who sometime ago caused it to be filled up. The plaintiff procured a temporary injunction to prevent the defendant from further interfering
 with it and it was re-opened. The case
 was not concluded when the court ad- journed for the day.
 A VISITING PAYMASTER-Gene
 F. M. Cox. who was year ago an ac- tive assistant paymaster in the U. $. army but now on the retired list is in Phoenix a guest at the Hotel Adams. General Cox has for several years held property in this country and mining
 
 here is for the purpose of inspecting his holdings. Yesterday afternoon he
 was driven about the city by w. II.
 StlweH who in the late war with Spain served in the paymaster's department under General Cox.
 OLD TO BEGIN-J., Carver, a man in the sere and yellow leaf was be- fore Justice Burnett yesterday for
 . say for himself was that this was the first time he had ever been defendant in a criminal proceeding and he be- lieved that if he were permitted to go he could pass tn remaining days of his life outside courts of justice. The court gave him a chance. Bill Shea and Dan Grimes were up for drunken ness and disturbance of the peace, to which they pleaded not guilty. They will be tried this afternoon.
 WILL PLAT INTO 5MALL TRACTS-L. L. Plank yesterday clos ca a deal with w. w. Willis, whereby he sells to him a forty acre ranch un- der the Buckeye canal for $3,OOO and buys of MT. Willis the west half of the northwest quarter of section l, town ship 1 north, range ? east. This prop erty lies on the Christy road directly west of the fair grounds and is con- veniently located for suburban or rural homes with a small acreage. As the development of the valley increases and the town grows in size these small farm homes will become more and more valuable and the demand for them has been rapidly increasing in the last year or so.
 FIFTEEN DAYS FOR AN IN GRATE-Homer Barker. who rolled a friend out of a sum of money amount ing to a little over five dollars was yesterday sentenced by Judge John stone to serve fifteen days in the coun- ty jail. Guadalupe OchOa was arraign- ed on a charge of grand larceny and his examination was set for Friday. His bond was fixed at $500 which he was unable to furnish and he was committed pending his hearing. Ochoa claims that he is not the person want ed but he answers the description per fectly. Juan Madrid was sent to jail for five days and II. Campbell and E. Clark were fined $5 each for disturb ing the peace. The last two named were given a chance however to leave town without the payment of the fine.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following companies were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Boston California Mining company, capital stock, 1000. .O00, in corpOTators, J. J. Harvey and James DOnnelly; The Lafayette Oil and Gas company, capital stock, S1,0000JO, in- corpOrators, B. F. Mulford. w. R. Me Creide and l.. NJ. White; Clover Leaf Oil and Gas company, capital stock, 1000, 900, incorpOrators, J. l.. Traylor, J. c. Wells, and B. s. Toberman; The Norwich Bullfrog Mining company, capital stock S1,250 OO0, incoTporators, E. A. Lawrence, P. V. Perkins and C.. P. Lowell; Antelope Copper Mining company, capital stock, $3OO,0JO, incOr- porators, A. F. Abbott and P. A. Pet CTS; Empire Development company, capital stock, S2OOOOO, incOrporators, H. LevisOn, J. S. Templin and L. A. Levison; Tonapah Garfield Mining company, capital stock, S1,OOOOOO. in- corporators A. J. Stinsou and c. E. Van Schiek.
 THROWN DOWN AGAIN-Not- withstanding the clouds of yesterday and the general forbidding appearance of the heavens, Phoenix was very cheerful last evening, confident in the lliOI IulilS piOlllSeS Ol LIle NtdllltT DuI- eau that it would be generally fair tonight and Thursday, except snow and colder in north portion tonight" The barometer readings in southwestern points yesterday morning were not alarmingly low and although unsettled weather and light rains were reported from the coast, the spirit of optimism prevailed and there were men who honestly believed it would not rain, even though their wives said it would. But by o'clock last night it was de- monstrated that Phoenix had again received the double cross at the hands of the weather bureau. It began with a mild sprinkle as though assuring the sleeping city that no harm was meant, that it was only a little dust settler and air purifier. By midnight there had been two or three showers the most optimistic could not help observ-