Arizona republican., 1905-06-22
AN INSPECTION TRIP-L. c. Hill z

AIN iSN -. E1lli did not leave for Roosevelt yesterday as he expected to but on the contrary decided to remain here until today and this morning will leave with w. B. Cleary and B. A. Fowler for the Ari- zona dam on a tour of inspection of present conditions. At the dam they will be met by a team from Mesa and MT. Fowler and MT. Hill will return on the south side of the river.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. WAGNER
 The funeral of Mary J. Wagner who recently died at the Belmont took place yesterday afternoon from the under taking rooms of P. Mohn. Rev. Laps
 ley A. McAfee Offciated. Mrs Wag
 ner was a native of Dublin, Ireland. She had two husbands and several ChiI- dren none of whom survive her. For the past five years she had been liv- ing with Mrs. Robart of the Belmont.
 BOUGHT A LOT-The RedewiH Music Co. has sold through the agency of w K James, to Norris Golf, lot 15 in block 1 of the SimIns addition. The consideration was $500 and it is con sidered a snap. MT. Golf is going to the coast shortly and was in no par ticular need of this lot just at this time but it was too much of a bargain to pass up. There was an overshadowing fear that it wouldn't be waiting for
 him when he got back and MT Golf, like a good many other wise Phoenix people believes that the time to strike is when the iron and the weather is hot.
 FOURTEENTH CAVALRY The
 Fourteenth United States cavalry which is now on duty in the Philip
 pines has been ordered back to the
 United States. Its headquarters and
 l,.
 been ordered to Fort Walla Walla.
 Wash. Another squadron has been
 ordered to the presidio at Monterey and the third squadron to the presidio at San Francisco. This is the regi- ment that marched from Fort Apache to MorenCi on the occasion of the late ''MOrenci war to sustain the national guard in it's crushing of that promised rebellion. The regiment was then un- der command of Colonel Lebo who was
 recently made a brigadier general
 MEN WHO MAKE TROUBLE-R. M. Connors who was arrested on Tues day afternoon for disturbance of the peace and in whose possession a bot tie of morphine was found was before Justice Johnstone yesterday. He was 1 sent to jail for seven days. When he was asked about his morphine habit yesterday ana II Ie NOuIu llAt LO lld c a dose he replied tbat he was done with the drug forever. Jim Lamb who had
 been arrested the day before for stumb ling against women on the street was before Justice Burnett. He was fined S7 which he paid. NJ. Valencia for dis turbance of the peace got $7 fine and satisfied it. F. Sanchez being without money went to jail for seven days.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of l the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester- day: American Enterprise Mining and Development company, capital stock, ] S1 900. 900, incorporators s. A. Kelly, K. | NJ Hunt and P. :. Kingsley; The Royal Gold Mining company. capital stock s2.50O,OO0 incorporators E. NJ. 1 R-custe-. T. c. Lewis and w. B. Lewis; Real United Mining company, capital stock S5, 100000, incorporators A. G.. l Smith. C. F. Putnam and C. C. Bail | ey; Georgia Cioldfield Mines company.
 capital stock $1,000,0 900, incorporators G. T. Miller, F. O. Norton and c. s. Wilson: Nogales Cigar Manufacturing
 company, capital stock, $25,00O, incor- porators A. Donnadieu, F. Donnadieu and C.. Menes.
 BACKFIRING-From the earliest times the theory of a counter irritant has been utilized in the practice of me dicine and the same ideas have in re-