Arizona republican., 1905-08-04
A sRACE Of pLsTURRERs-R-

a 6HHCE OF DIST ERS-B.
. Salinas and c. Beltran We're before
/ Justice tombstone charged with dis
/ turbances Of the peace. Neither was
a very aggravated case. Salinas was
sent up for seven days and BeItran
for five.
1T WILL BE KEPT OPEN-It was
stated by The Republican yesterday il.
/ connection with the account of the
. purchase of the natatorium by the Ma
[ tOnal Bank of Arizona that the place
would probably shortly be closed. L
{ IS announced though that it has been
/ put into the hands of a competent
| person and viii be kept open TO the
I delight of the small boy and others
for whom swimming has not lost its
| fascination.
NEW CORPORATiONS-Articles of
/ the following corporations were filed in
| the office of the county recorder yes
| terday: The Secret Canyon Mining
company. capital stock. 100000, in
cOrpOrators P. J. Somers. G. H. Bel
and II. Button; Defiance Gold Mining
company, capital stock, $1,000 900 in
corporators. VI. r. Button. G. J Becker
and p. J. Somers; Nevada Gold Button
Mines company. capital stock. $1,000
geo, incorporates II. J. McGhann and
c. Boak
A HUNDRED DAY MAN-Yester-
day was the time set for the prelfm-
mary trial of a. MOntoya. who was
arrested last Sunday afternoon for an
assault with intent to commit murder
on Francisco Quihuis near Alham bra.
There seemed to be no doubt of his
guilt and none was developed AT the
trial There was plenty of evidence to
hold the defendant 10 the grand jury
but there was some doubt whether it
could be put before a trial jury i'm
such a way as 20 secure conviction.
MOntoya said that he would plead
guilty to a simple assault and did So
He was given one hundred days.
LORD NEVlLLE'S BURROS-Po-
liceman Moore was yesterday inform
ed that a boy named z. Hards, living
on Grant street between Third and
Fourth avenues was abusing a burro
by not giving him food or water He
Investigated and found the bU-ro but
found him revealing in both. The boy
said the animal was a stray and he
picked him up understanding that the
burrO belonged to the so-called Lord
Neville who was recently given notO-
riety in the public prints. It was sup
posed that when Neville left he put
his pets on pasture and if this is. one
of the them the pasture man viii know
where TO find him.
A FAREWELL PARTY-A farewell
party was given on Wednesday night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs w J.
Rifley. POPS west Adams street in hon
or of Mr.. Thomas 5. Wilkes and his
daughter Eleanor. who were about to
leave for Oregon. Mr.. Wilkes is the
inventor Of the Wilkes cash register.
After a stay of two or three months on
the coast he viii return to the city. The
party was euiivened by music and de-
liciOUs refreshments were served.
Among the guests We're Judge Dye,
Master Amos Dye, Miss Selma Dye.
Mrz. c. Coover, Mr.. Taylor. Mrs. II.
Ifar.i son. Gaa-C- Bootie Harrison, Miss
Exile Harrison, Miss Margie Thomas.
Miss Hawley. Miss Bessie McCTacken !
and Miss Mary anbOrn.
PORTLAND CONGRESSE S-Gover-
nor Kibbey yesterday appointed the !
following delegates to the National r. |
rigatiOu congress to be held al Port /
land Aug. 21-24: W. H Wallace. /
Mesa; NJ. II. McCord. A. J. Chandler. /
Aaron Goldberg. Phoenix; J. W. Wool, /
Tempe; L. G. Hill, Roosevelt; Charles |
NJ. Mexican, Pearce; Andrew Kimbail, !
a. W. Crosby, St. Johns; 9. |
e. Dyer, Yuma; George W. Hance, /
Camp Verde; J. W. Sharp, Florence; /