Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-30
BRITT-NELS SON



Several residents of the city are plan
ming to go to San Francisco early next
month TO witness the Britt Nelson
, fight which is scheduled TO take place
on the 9Th inst.
GOV. MURPHY'S IMPROVEMENT
The latest advices received regarding
the condition of Gov. Murphy all say
that ne is steadily recovering from the
effects of the operation and that his
entire recovery Will be but matter of
few weeks. When able to travel ne
will come to Arizona.
RESIDENCES MUST BE NUM-
BERED-Trouble over a failure of a
number of the residents of the city
10 provide numbers for their residences
was the cause of Postmaster Needn't
ock yesterday addressing a letter on
the subject to the council. He insists
that the numbers must be placed on
the houses if mail distribution is de-
sired. Accompanying his letter is an
estimate made by O. A. Turney of the
cost of properly numbering the houses
of the city not now numbered. The
matter viii be discussed at the next
meeting of the council
HE CONCEALED HIS NAME-A
man who gave the name of John Doe
and said he would let it go at that was
before Justice Burnett yesterday for
disturbance of the peace -- was con-
victed. He was again asked if John
Doe was his true name. He replied
that it was not but that it was a good
enough name to take into Jail Andy
Garcia as usual was again convicted
of disturbance of the peace. He rep
resented to the court that he had a
Job awaiting him; if ne would be al
lowed to go and take it he would re-
E1sry- ,,
his pocket full of money and would
square himself with the law. The
court gave him a trial
NEW ATIONS-ArticIes of
the following corporations We're filed
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday: The Pinnacle Mines COM
pany. capital stock. $1,000, 900, jncor-
porators L. f. Hinckley ard J. V. Hold
die; United States Land company.
capital stock, 100000, incorpOrators
w. F. Reynolds, L. Reynolds and \. II.
Reynolds: Commercial Business Cor
poration. capital stock 100000. incor-
porators George Hail. a. J. Watson
and c. z. Bridgeman: Chicago WyO-
ming oil company, capital stock. 81
600. 0OC. incorpOrators Z. L. Juneau and
p. B. Fitzgerald; Panama Lead and
Zinc company, capital stock, 100000
incOrpOra -CrS L. w. Beckman and F.
KOehler and others.
A BROKEN ARM-Word reached
the city on Monday that Mrs. G. NJ.
Taylor who with her husband and
daughter have been spending a short
time in Prescott and vicinity had the
misfortune TO break her arm last Sun
day She. her husband and others had
been visiting the mine of Governor
Wolfley near Prescott. on their re-
turn the wagon in which they were
riding was overturned. All of the &C
cupants were thrown out and all of
them were more or less bruised includ-
ing the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. Taylor's arm was found
to be broken below the elbow. 1t was
set on her arrival in Prescott but it
was found necessary to reset it yester-
day. A message from her husband
yesterday afternoon stated that he
would probably bring her to the city
this morning.
A RETURNED cOLONY-Dr. Biz
zell accompanied by about eight of the
campers who spent last winter at the
camp north of the city re-
turned yesterday morning from Granite
Dells where they have been spending
the summer. All Of the campers are
feeling exceptionally well and report
having spent very pleasant summer.
IN all there were seventeen members
Of the Granite Dells camp and the re-