Arizona republican., 1905-09-29
JUSTICE BURNETTs COURT

JUSTICE BURNETT'S COURT Jim Walsh was given seven days for drunkenness and c. NillanueYa was fined s1O.2O for fighting.
 HELD TO ANSWER-Jose Maria, the alleged Mexican Papago, accused of selling liquor to Charlie, a Pima h. dian. was held to answer to the federal grand jury yesterday by Court Com missioner JOhnstOne.
 NEW LIBRARY BOOKS-A large consignment of books for juvenile readers has been received at the city library and are now being catalogued by the librarian. Mrs. \. 4. Morford. The volumes were purchased by MT. Clark Of the library board on his re cent trip east.
 WILL BRING MORE CATTLE-B. A. Packard will tonight leave for his home at Naco. He. says the cattle on the ranges of Cochise county are in good shape but that he doubts if there will be as many moved this season as last Many of his herd are oI pasture south Of Tempe in this county and the number there will be added to by ! about two thousand head he will bring up from the south the last of October CASE POSTPONED-H c. Ward returned yesterday morning from Los Angeles where he was called on legal business. The case he was interested in, however. that Of Ward vs. M. H. Sherman, did not come up for trial but was postponed until the next term of court. His father. J. NJ. Ward, while not seriously i'll, will remain on the | coast on account of his health, for sev- eral days.
 DEATH OF HARRY MAJOR-Har- ry Major, aged thirty-four years. died last evening shortly after seven o'clock at the Sisters hospital He came here several months ago from Ros- well. New MeEic0, hoping to benefit his last failing health. Besides a wife he leaves many friends to mourn his loss Shortly before his death the deceased united with the Presbyterian church of this city. The arrangements for the funeral have not yet been an nOunced.
 KILLED BY A TRAIN-CharleS McNaIly. of the age of fifty years and who has worked in the mines in the Bisbee district for the past thirty-five years, was run down and killed by a slag train in the yards of the Copper Queen company at Bisbee q few days ago. BIcNally was well known all over the territory. Some four years ago his son, a young lad, while out hunting, found a box of dynamite and fired into it. blowing himself into fragments. The 4. O. U. w. lodge of which Charles AIcNally was a member, con ducted his funeral
 NEW CORPORATIONS-The fol- lowing articles of incorporation were
 filed in the office of the county record CT yesterday: The TenoDira Mining and Smelling company, capital $2,oO0.- GOO, incorpOrators A. H. Malaney C. r. Shumate and A. A. Marshall; Oxford Ajax oil and Gas Go, capital S2500- O0O incorpOrators J. L. DonohUe. D. F. Phillips, C. A. HOllingshead; Holland Eternity Casket company capital $5,0O0 900, incorpOrators c. l. Rochelle, F. w. Jacobs and II. B. Mann: the s3.0OO.00O, tncorporators J. R. HilI ". H. Rohrer and J. E. Ralph.
 STORM IN THE NORTH-HOn. l. T. StoddaId yesterday received a let ter from his mining camp in Yavapai county stating that the worst rain storm in years had just fallen in that part of the county. Hail accompanied the rain some of the hail stones being as big as half dollars and others as large as tea cups. MT. Stoddard fears that considerable damage was done by the storm although just to what extent if any he has not been advised.
 FAMILY CELEBRATION-It was just seven years ago yesterday that a son came to bless the home of MT. and