Arizona republican., 1905-08-18


 A QUICK SALE-A deal was clos ed yesterday whereby lot 9 in block 3 -of Churchill addition was sold by its I owners of but a day. VieuX and Pecka. l to c. E. orr, the consideration being | $500.
 THE BROKEN PEAcE-Caesario | Pedro and Antonio Rico were before [ Justice Johnstone yesterday charged with a disturbance of the peace. Both were found guilty and sent to jail for seven days.
 NO BUSINESS READY-The called meeting of the city council last night | transacted no business owing to the fact that the library plans for the consideration of which the meeting had been called had not as yet been received from Mir. Carnegie.
 THE BUGS ALL OFF-The bug pest l has about passed and the city is now reasonably free from the crickets and grasshoppers and other insects that have for several days past made the nights to down town residents disa- | greeable. The cause for their flight is as hard to understand as was their visitation.
 PHOENIX TOBACCO CULTURE ! Al Wormell yesterday brought to the 1 board of trade samples of tobacco he grew at his home place 429 East Wash | ington street The leaves in appear ance equal some Of the picked speci- mems of the southern states and the stalk had grown to an unusually tall 1 height.
 A NEVADA oUTING-A. H. Har- bold and Harry White two young gen. tIemen- connected with local grocery houses will leave shortly for Walker Lake Nevada, there to spend six G-l.s, Nlnl f,iFA will be made overland but much of the baggage and the camp outfit have been sent ahead by freight.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the1 office of the county recorder yesterday: Marshall & Stearns com pany. capital stock S500.000. incorpor- atOrs H. B. SteaTn. r. w. Marshall and F.. N. Marshall; the Contention Gold Mines company. capital stock $f, 900 900, incorporators $. C. Stone, J. V. Butler and l.. F. Butler; Buster Mining company, capital stock S1,00O,- O00 incorporators J. A. Ingalls, c. Shave and l.. KeaTney. , ANTI-JoINTURE PRoTEsTs-The 5 officers of the anti-joint statehood league are now daily receiving ad | vices from over the territory that the
 petitions addressed to congress and praying that that body do not pass
 the joint statehood bill are being sign
 ed up very rapidly. It is the desire
 of the league to have as large a per
 centage of the population of the ter
 ritory as possible sign these petitions. f Several will be opened for signatures , in this county shortly.
 :. MIR. MAHONEY IN CHARGE . George F.. Truman, citizen member of
 ha rd nf tatlirnR6 VRSt0T-
 day morning from Benson where he = accompanied James F. MahOney, the
 new superintendent of the industrial | school. On the arrival of MT. Ma 2 honey. his predecessor, Mir. Berner
 turned the school over to him and MT
 Mahoney entered upon his duties witt
 as much ease as if he had never beer n engaged in any other business than
 that of managing refractory boys and = girls. MT. Berner has been appointed
 principal of the schools at Tombstone ! HAD THE DUCKS IN SIGHT A Some people were inclined to doubt a The Republicans report last week that $ wild ducks were here in considerable S numbers. but day before yesterday 6 E couple of juvenile hunters had seven E teen in their wagon in front of the H Pnney gun store, which were admired kS by a score of enthusiastic shooters kF EoliCe llt-il ileotIIN every f'eil 1 B has returned with ducks, although nc E bags as large as this one have beer E reported. Nearly all those killed sC W far have been blue wing teal. Severa M hunting parties are going down the H river today in quest of ducks. k WILLIS CASE CoNTINUED-Yes- 2 terday was the day to which the pre- s liminary trial of Tom Willis, charge; E with obtaining money from James Mc- H Carthy by means of worthless check z had been continued. When Willis wa: & brought into court he asked for anoth M CT continuance on the ground tha H there were certain essential witnesses 9 which he had been unable so far U 4 get. He is not sure that they cal II be secured before September Is. Ac S cordidgly continuance was taken un. S til that time. A> !. ARIZONA FEDERATION MINERS E Several members from the souther W part of the territory passed throug S Phoenix yesterday en route to1 thei homes after~aJtending the meeting hel - at Prescott Wednesday of the ArizOn
 State Union of the Western FederatiO IL of Miners. At the meeting a resolu l. tion was adopted endorsing the affili
 ation of the Federation with the In Il dustrial Workers of the World. c
 the Arizona Union John Gallagher in McCabe was elected president, Ken
 nett Clayton of Globe. vice presiden
 and Arthur Ryan of Jerome, Secretar