Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-12
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

SPANISH WAN z EFOtNO-<A
meeting of the Spanish war veterans
will be held at Veterans hall tonight.
GOING TO THE MlNE-Harry Ben
nett Will leave this morning for his
mining property, the Buffalo & Ari-
iona, in the northern part of the
county.
TRIP TO THE HlLLS-Tom Clark
| left last evening for a short tip in the
Mills about fifty miles north of Phoe-
nix, in the vicinity of Goddard's sta
ton. He took out miner to do as
| sessment work on group of claims
he owns.
THEFT OF A HoRSE-Roy Morren
reported to the office of the sheriff that
he had a horse and saddle stolen from
a hitching post on the side of the court
house plaza on Saturday night The
fact that il was a theft IS shown by
the cutting of the rope with which the
animal was tied. There was no brand
OR the horse.
VACATION OVER-Mr. and Mrs. c.
J. Hall have returned from their sum
mer visit on the coast, covering about
two months. Most of the time was
| spent in San Francisco but they stop
ped a short time in Los Angeles on the
way home. They had a most enjoyable
time and the visit was Of great benefit
to Mr.. Hall especially as he gained
very materially in weight and now feels
like a prize fighter, except that he has
no desire to fight
POLICE COURT-Two Indians, who
were arrested for drunkenness Satur-
day night, having in their possession at
the time three bottles of wine, We're
yesterday sent to Jail for fifteen days
by the city recorder. Two white men
arrested on similar charges, except for
the wine. forfeited ten dollars each as
, bail bonds. Two more unfortunates
who were found. yesterday suffering
from intemperance were put away in
I the cooling room for later inspection.
THE POULTRY DEPARTMENT-C.
B. Wood who has been appointed su-
perintendent for the poultry and bird
exhibit at the territorial fair yesterday
announced that the judges for that ex-
hibit had been selected. The principal
will be Henry Berar of San Jose, Cal.
noted throughout the country as an
expert in all matters pertaining to
poultry He was one of the judges at
the st. Louis exposition. He will be
assisted by John L. Mcdowell of the
Union Bank and Trust company, form
erIy editor of the Colorado Poultry
Journal. ex-president of the Langshan
club and ex-secretary of the Colorado
State Poultry association.
- SOlt run OlNOhOG-A ulNOTCe
suit was begun in the district court
yesterday by Juana Daneri against Ste
fano Daneri on the ground Of cruelty.
The parties were married in this city
twenty years ago. They have two chill
dren, the eldest of whom is sixteen.
They have community property consist
ing of a city lot and some country real
estate alleged to be worth altogether
about $500. It is charged that the
husband IS preparing to put this pro-
perty out of his hands so that there
is coupled with the petition for divorce
a prayer for a restraining order to pre-
vent him from selling the property or
encumbering it in any way.
NEW RATIONS-Articles Of
the following corporations were filed in
the Office of the county recorder yes
terday: HOrmiga Mining company,
capital stock, $1,000 600 incorporators, |
H. Steele, J. F. Wade and w. f. Mills; |
National Mica company capital stock, |
$3.50 900, incorporators E. A. Church, n. |
A. Blackburn and L. z. Eaton; Chicago |
Land Loan and Construction company, |
capital stock, $1,000 900, incorporators |
G. F. Bumann and c. NJ Barrickmann; |
Ida Porto Rico Mining company, capt. |
tai stock, 100000, incorporators T. w |
Low and A. D. Grittenden; Standard |
Development company, capital stock /
$10,000,000, incorpOrators w. A Nc !
CURE, E. B. Boiset and R. J. Jennings.