Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-13
SCHOOL oPENINe-The Phoenix

SCHOOL OPENiNS-Ine 1nOeIliA
schools will open next Monday morn
ing according to the present calcula-
ton of the school authorities.
MAKING GOOD RECOVERY-Mrs.
Chauncey Ainsworth of Tucson wha
was subjected to a very serious surgi-
cal operation at the Sisters. hospital a
few days ago, is doing nicely and max
ing a rapid and satisfactory recovery
BAD JUD c M EN- T-Considerable
anxiety is expressed concerning the
delay in the home coming of the PhOe-
nix contingent which Went to San
Francisco to see the Britt-Nelson mill
The reasonable conclusion is that they
bet on Britt.
NEW DEEP WELL-Steve Phillips
is drilling a we'll on the ranch belong
ing to Eugene Todd. six and one-half
miles north on the Cave Creek road.
that will be occupied by Villa Bonnie
View. a health resort. He has now
reached a depth of eighty-four feet but
does not expect water under 125 to
$50 fact
FIFTEEN DAYS EACH-Senor Don
Francisco BracamOnte and Senorita
Eulogia Sanchez were before Recorder
Thomas yesterday on the charge of
setting up an imitation family altar
without duep recess of law. They were
both sent to jail for fifteen days. In
discussing the incident later the re-
corder said it reminded him of one
disreputable character who had been
before aim frequently and during one
month in particular he had sentenced
her to serve forty-five days in Jail. The
statement seemed rather large at first
but he explained that she managed to
pay out for the first few fines and get
in again before the date of the first
sentences expired. In that way she
could very easily dispose of a sixty
day sentence in one month.
HUNTING EVIDENCE-Sherif Tom
Wills Of Pinal county arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon. He is in
search of evidence in the case of the
Mexican lately arrested at MaricOpa for
the shooting of another Mexican over
a woman. Before the victim OF the
shooting died he named the man under
arrest as the one who SHOT though there
was an Indian in the party. The only
gun in the crowd was found in the
possession of the Indian. The case is
not so simple as il was first thought to
be. The man who was shot had his
back to the shooter and it being night
time it apparently would have been
impossible for him to have known who
fired the shot. The Indian is held in
Jail at Florence as a witness but il is
thought that he will be later charged
with being an accessory to the shoot
ing.
NEW ATIONS-Articles Of
the following corporations were filed in
the office of the county recorder yes
terday: Abigail Bugbee Angora Goat
company. capital stock. $500, 900. incor-
porators NJ. L. Bugbee, A. b. Bugbee
and H. a. Hoover; The United Placer
Mines company. capital stock, $1,000.
600, incOrpOrators L. 3. Hamilton, J.
w. Wilson and s. r. Wilson; MOI o
Railway company, capital stock, $500
900. incOrpOrators Z. w. Mccormick
S. a. Terry and r. S. Donaldson; Texas
Orchard company. capital stock $780,.
600. incOrporatOrs d. p. Smith, H. p.
Andrews and F. J. Leibke; Chicago
Stone and Mica company.
capital stock, $250,0O0. incorporators H
C. Parsons. D. A. Holmes and B. NJ.
Blue Mountain Gold Mining
and Milling company. capital stock,
$500 900. incOrporatOrs F. H. Flood, ].
J. McAndrews and J. II. Van Dorm:
Bonnie Clare Extension Gold Mining
capital stock, 100000, in
T. \. Van Devort and ].
H. Van Dorm.
LABORIOUS BERS-Mostl
Of the men who get into the justices
courts for disturbances Of the peace
are too busy to waste their time in Jail;
awaiting them and can't really afford