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

was released on a bond of $50. She
said yesterday that she did the cut
ting in self defense for she had been
knocked down by Rosas, who then
turned his back upon her. At that
moment some one handed her a knife
and on the spur of the moment she
made use of it. The blade entered
Rosas' back behind the shoulder blade
and it was found yesterday that the
cut was a great deal more severe than
it was ait first thought to be. In an
earlier report of this affair it was err
roneously stated that it took place at
the Porto Rico saloon.
WON'T STAND FOR IT-An even
ing paper published a story to the eff
feet that Attorney General E. s. Clark
and Robert E. Morrison of Prescott
We're yesterday objects of solicitation
on the part of a little child who
thought they were strangers and lost
in this big city for the reason that
they were wearing coats. The gentle
men stated last night that the incident
did not occur to them but to a couple
oS their friends, but nevertheless they
were offended at the publication for
the reason that 1T mentioned coats and
nothing else. Mr.. Clark said that even
if the incident had occurred to them
or any other man it would have been
no more than fair to add that they
also had on shirts and trousers. He
said he would be authority for the
statement that Mr.. Morrison all day
yesterday wore a good pair of pants
and pretty respectable sort of a
shirt. He said nothing about himself,
presumably from mOdesty. in the hope
that Mr.. Morrison would be equally
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NEW RATIONS-Articles of
the following corporations were filed
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday: ORC Extension Mining
company. capital stock 100000. incor-
porators H. r. Winn. ]. A. Lewis and
T. h. Stewart; Big Tiger Mining COM
pany capital stock $1,000,000 incOrpO-
rators V. L. Clark and G. A. Mintz
the Smith and thinner company, cap
ital stock 100000, incorporators f. f.
|, Smith, L. w. thinner and l. G.. Ben
der; the German Mining and Smelt-
ing company capital stock $1,000, 600,
incorporators j. II. Bailey, H. Rayter,
J. J. Curran and others; PrietaS Com
mercial company, capital stock 5000
! 600, incorporators w. B. Duvall. c. D.
Kicker and S. D. ellis; Western De-
velopment company of Scranton, Pa,
f. NJ Koehler and H. L. Peabody;
Associated Zinc and Lead company
! capital stock 500, 900. incorporators H
]. wilkins. w. o. Wilkins and others;
/ Don Ignacio Mining company, capital
/ stock $1,0OO.0O0.
! AN OPTIMIST-Mr. H. c. YaegeI
, of this city is an optomist, loyal tC
/ every locality in which he becomes in
terested and possesses that sort Of
/ faith that makes towns grow. Though
/ Phoenix is his home he is too broad q
man TO confine his interest entirely tC
J one locality and he still retains invest
ments and social relations in the east
! where he formerly lived and where he
! is now visiting. But while saying gOoC
/ things there he does not forget his
western home as instanced by the fol
! lowing in a recent issue of the MacOu-
/ pin County Argus, published at Car
/ linville H.: Henry c. Yaeger o
/ Phoenix, Arizona, is visiting friends il
/ town this week, and disputes the no.
ton that his locality is excessively