Arizona republican., 1905-08-22

mont on the Southern Pacific Sunday morning five cars of pianos were to- tally demolished according to reports brought to this city yesterday by pas sengeFs who passed the scene of the wreck. Falling timbers from the floor of one of the box cars caused the wreck. No lives were lost however, in | the shake up.
 TOMBSTONE HORSE COMING I John Rock. formerly of this city, but now of Tombstone, has entered his colt at the Territorial Fair. Twenty one yearlings and ten two-year- odds have l been entered for the $200 stake and added money. COchise county takes a great interest in the coming fair, and her products will go far toward making the displays the envy of older and more pretentious localities.
 THIRD GENERATION OF JOBS- In a private letter received by a friend of the family yesterday it is learned that there was born to MT. and Mrs. Eugene Jobs on the 18th of the month a son who was named after his grand father, the late Thomas A. Jobs of this city. Mrs. T. A. Jobs is now visiting her son at the latter's home in Brook lyn but writes she will return to Tempe about the 27th of this month, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Margie.
 A DEAD MANS lDENTITY-The Yaqui Indian who was found dead near the dog pound on Sunday evenings was yesterday identified at Jose Maria Mendoza. But nobody could be found who knew anything more about him than his name. The conclusion of the i'm r-f mo n1 igrnf nT1- the cause of his death though it is sup posed to have been brought about by an overdose of liquor and exposure to the rays of the sun.
 M V. LENANE GOT OFF-M. V. Lenane, whose departure on the fol- lowing night has been daily announc- ed by his friends for the last week. made a start last night He is going into the furthermost parts of the east and is going by rail. No more over land journeys for MT. Lenane. He will be remembered as second in command of the caravan which left here one bright Sunday morning for the gold fields of Nevada. He took his degree in that trip. Nor does he think he will spend any time prospecting while he !s in the east.
 WEARISOME VACATIONS-Jam Walsh, cashier of the Mutual Life of fee returned yesterday morning from Los Angeles and other coast cities where he has been spending his vaca- tion. Mr. Walsh is more than ever convinced that Phoenix is not the worst place in the world to spend a summer for he says here one can rest. In Los Angeles there is so much for ones en- tertainment that a visitor from Phoe- nix is very apt to return home a trifle tired out
 THE MEXICAN cELEBRATIoN- Arrangements have about been made complete for the two day celebration of the Mexican national holiday Sept 15 and Is. On the first evening of the event Governor Kibbey will deliver an address in English and F. Quinones will speak in Spanish. On the second evening a grand ball will be given prior to which George Purdy Bullard will deliver an address in English and Evaristo Lopez will speak in Spanish. TeodOro Olea has been made the mas ter of ceremonies for both days eX ercises.
 THE TOUCHING oF TI6eS-John Tibbs. the only and original John Tibbs, was before Justice Johnstone yesterday charged with an. aggravated disturbance of the peace. Last Sat urday he had sigpalized himself by violently attacking on the street per sons whom he had never seen before. When he was taken to jail he creat ed an impression throughout the neighborhood by his unearthly yelling and screaming, that murder was being committed there. Later in the day when a drunken Mexican was thrown into the jag cell with him Tibbs toss ed him to the ceiling and was other wise maltreating him when he was restrained. He was shaken down m court to the amount of S25.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Arizona Credit Agency, capital stock. $1OO.OOO incorporatOrs R. F. Daggs. NJ. F.. Nicholson and NJ. B. PritchaTd; Continental Exploration company. capital stock, $2,0O0,00O, in corporators J. M. Ellis and w. w. El- lis: Hagan Mercantile company, capi- tai stock. $50,OO0 incorpOrators w. c. Hagan, C. B. James and B. V. Con nell; Republic Mining and Milling com pany. capital stock $30O,00O, incorpor- atOrs Joseph Strauss. D. F.. Bird and others: Standard Machinery and Sup ply company. capital stock, $250,OO0, incoIporators w. A. Stevens, w. w. Wishon and F.. F. Foster; Sierra Plata Mining company. capital stock, $2,OOO,- 900. incorporators A. Peap, B. F. Wade, r. H. COrbett and others; Murchie FIX tension Gold Mining company. capital stock $500. 900. incorporators A. l.. Cod