Arizona republican., 1905-08-09
BEATS SELLING PlLLs-A Phoe-

BEATS SELLING PILLS-A Phoe- nix man who returned from the coast recently reports that Ben L. Bear. who was in the drug business here until last spring had made $30,OO0 in real
 estate operations in Venice, Cal, since leaving here. He mentioned other
 Phoenix people who had added some
 what to their fortunes in the same
 way but he said there were others
 who had had different experiences, of
 which the less said the better it pleased them.
 HUNTING WITH A DEcoY-A
 citizen who had paid his dog tax re-
 ported to a Republican representative
 yesterday that he thought he had dis
 covered evidence of 9 gross non-Ob- SerVance of the law on the part of the
 dog catcher He said ha saw a dog
 following the wagon in which that of
 ficiaI parades the streets. in manner
 that made him believe the dog be-
 longed to the dOr catcher wherefore
 he desired to know if the dog catcher's
 dog was immune for he had no taS r
 collar on. Preferring always to give
 an official of the law the best of it u1-
 til he has been proven guilty, it was
 explained to the citizen that the dos
 was probably a decoy; that his owner no doubt had the tag in his pocket. but
 let the dog travel without one so he
 would entice other untagged dogs out of their hiding places. This may not
 be the truth, but it was the only arGu-
 ment that could be thought of on the spur Of the moment.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of
 the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Cunningham Manufactur- company. capital stock S25. 900, incor- pOratOTs, $. Cunningham and R. TTux- all; Popular Investment and Realty company, capital stock $j0O.000, inCOr- porators. W. E. Brown and w. ?.
 Nelan; Goldfeld Lida Bell Mining company. capital stock $1.OO0.OOO, in corporators, D. NJ. Bell and O. F.. Chapin; Indian Gulch Gold Mining company. capital stock S3.O0O,OO0, in cOTpOratOTS, L. T. Carr, :. T. Allen and L. A. Spaulding; Wildcat Mining com pany, capital stock S500.000, incorpor- ators, H. J. Hooper. J. w. Johnson and W. Fl. Dunlap; Cymric Gold Mining | association. capital stock S1.62l, GOO, incorpOrators, J. L. Roberts. J. GTif- fths and H. F. Hughes; PIanJdnillO
 Mines company. capital stock 21,5O0,- 900. incorpOrators. H. s. Lewis and F. 1 McNeal; Palmetto Mining company, capital stock S1.OO0 900. incorporat tors. F. Maurer and J. B. Taylor; Roosevelt Mercantile company, capital stoc. S20.- | GOO, incOrporatOrs, 4. C. Webb N. C. | Webb, C. W. Mckee. J. H. I.aRue anG ! Charles Korr;ck. The articles of the l CherryvaIe and Red Fork Oil Ind ,ias company were amended. fixing the capital stock at $1,25O.OO0. The ar ticles of the Los Cerros company were amended by changing the name of the corporation to Los Cerros Copper com pany. .-......
 THEY CLIPPED IN-Edward Wad- | leigh was before Justice Johnstone yes terday morning charged with a disturb ance of tEc peace of the block district the night before. He was fined S7 { That was . --'''a more than he had, his available capital consisting of $6.SO. II ] seemed. pretty hard to see a man with | iu twenty cents of freedom and a col | lection vas taken for the benefit of | Wadleigh. Sheriff Walker put in a ! quarter. That was five cents more
 than WIS needed but it also seemed hard to t--n a man out into the world with a nickle. Constable Troops came
 in with a quarter and a bystander put
 up a similar amount. Thus there was : laid for Wadleigh the foundation of another jag. Checker Goodwin got a
 fine of s which he said he would pay
 in the near future. He had been ar rested three times since Saturday and