Arizona republican., 1905-07-13
FINED ONCE


 FINED ONCE MORE-Leonidas Robles entered a plea of guilty in Jus tice Johnstone's court yesterday to a charge of disturbing the peace and was fined S5. She paid up and was dis charged.
 TO IRON sPRINGs-Rev. OrvilIe Coates of the First Baptist church left for Iron Springs this morning to make arrangements for his family to spend the summer there. He will return in time to fill his pulpit next Sunday.
 GOING TO LOS ANGELES-E. H. Cooper will leave soon for Los Angeles 10 look over the field, with a view to engaging in business there. His wife and son are already in the California city. and as soon as MT. Cooper can adjust his business affairs here he will join them.
 BUY PHOENIX REALTY-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess have purchased a ten acre tract of land on South Center street and will occupy the place this week. MT. Hess is a government sur veyOr. and will make his headquarters in this city. he formerly having been located at Flagstaff. MT. and Mrs. Hess are greatly pleased with Phoenix and expect to make this their perma- nent home.
 PAID HIS FINE-Guadalupe San doval was before Justice JOhnstone yesterday on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. The Mexican was found sleeping on a neighbor's porch at an early hour and he did not have on any more clothes than the law al lows In fact it was the lack of clothes that contributed largely to his being fined $7 and costs, which he paid.
 HOW TO EAT GERMAN CARP The Clifton Hill (MO) Rustler gives the following directions for eating German carp: When fishing if you catch a German carp clean it and hang it out in the sun six weeks to dry it, then nail it to pine board and cover it thoroughly with salt or mud Let it stand for two months longer and then bake it for two days. Then re- move the nails and throw the carp over the back fence and eat the board.
 SALTON SEA RISING-The Salton sea, in the Colorado desert, is rising rapidly and is delaying railroad travel slightly. Yesterday both the Rock Island and Southern Pacific trains from the west were late in arriving at Maricopa. No damage has been done to the tracks by washouts, but as a matter of precaution trains are being run slowly through the district affected by the rising water. It is not thought the sea will rise high enough to prove a serious menace to the country.
 ATIONS-Articles of in- corporation were filed in the recorders office yesterday by the Chanute Lime company, with q capital stock of $60.- 900, the incOrporatOrs being A. E. Snow, NJ. T. 'Ones and F. R. Crone. Articles were also filed by the Great TOnopah Mining company, the capital stock being $1,O00,000, and by the United Pacific Mining and Develop ment company, with a capital of $1,- 900, ,0OO. The incorporators of the Ton opah company are E. J. Waidmann and c. J. Young. and of the other company, c. w. Rryson, H. w. Chase and H. Alden.
 RANGERS MAY HELP-It was re- ported yeste- Gay that the Arizona rangers would assist the county au- thorities in locating Ben Perkins, the negro who escaped from jail a few nights ago and against whom almost every crime in the calendar is being charged. Several rangers, it was said, are alrea6y in pursuit of the negro. A. H. Davidson said yesterday that he saw Perkins at Yuma Sunday night. The negro got on the platform of a car on which MT. Davidson was standing, and when the latter spoke to Perkins he was cautioned by the negro not to tell that he had seen him.