Arizona republican., 1905-07-30


 A NEW RATlON-Articles of incorporation of the Magnolia Ho- tels and Spring Water company were ' filed in the office of the county re- i corder yesterday: The capital stock is $5000O0 and the incorporators are H. E. Dennison and O. D. Scarey The articles of the Cedar Hill Mining com pany were amended, fixing the capital stock at S1,0O00O0.
 M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH-Preach- l ing at II a. m. by Harold Govette. Subject of sermon. "The Perfection of Gods Work" Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m. Union meeting at the park pa vilion at night. Prayer meeting on 1 Wednesday night. Campmeeting will begin on the 9th of August. All camp CTS will please apply to Dr. Dameron for camp shed
 FIXING FOR THE ENCAMPMENT ] Captain O. L. Standage of the National 1 Guard company at Mesa was in the city yesterday completing arrangements to
 take his company to the approaching annual encampment at Prescott. Cap tain Standage has been a strong factor | in the building up of the Mesa com pany. His men expect to capture the | prizes in the contests which will take | place during the encampment.
 IRON SPRlNGERS-W. H. Ward | and Mrs. C. w. Goodman left yester- ! day morning for Iron Springs. Dr. and | Mrs Foss will leave this morning for a few days at the mountain resort MT. and Mrs. Harry Gray of Los Angeles will be the guests of Mir. and Mrs F. J. Bennitt at the springs during the | coming week. Rev Orville Coats will arrive this morning from the springs
 to conduct Sunday services here, re- | turning again the first of the week.
 THE SHE.K'S RETURN-Abdul ! Hamid M. ". Lenane. one of the chief i dervishes that led the caravan across
 the desert to the Nevada GOldfields
 few weeks ago has returned. He came
 back on the cushions of an occidental i railroad car which was less romantic but a whole lot cas-
 fer. He is feeling pretty good | though the desert trip was strCn-
 uous. T. J. Sparks returned with him
 as far Martinez when he left the
 train for visit to his gold mine. pre- sumably to get a few specimens of 1 Nevada gold" to show the boys.
 FINE PEACHES-G. W. Peek, who
 resides on east Van Buren street, yes ] telday brought to the board of trade
 room a sample lot of about as fine ] looking and fine tasting peaches as ever l grew in any country. They are free | stones. delicately tinted with a rose | cOlored blush and altogether such fine
 fruit that the secretary could not re- | sist the temptation to fill couple of i jars with them even though they had no name and the day was a warm one. 1 They are just good ordinary Arizona peaches the same as anybody can raise here if he tries.
 BELLIGERENT CHILDREN-There was trouble in the Redlight district ! yesterday. A pickaninny about eight l years old heaved a rock at a Mexican i boy that landed on his forehead and cut a very ugly gash. The boy some ! time after his hurt seemed to grow | worse and his parents becoming alarm l ed secured a warrant for the colored boys arrest. It is thought the injury is not dangerous though it is very pain full A son of Pedro c. de la Lama in another part of town was also hit and quite badly hurt by some one and a warrant was issUed for John Doe it not being known at the time who the boys assailant was
 CLIMAX JIM'S RECORD-The Bull 1 letin has the following to say concern i ing Graham county's most notable re- formed outlaw: Rufus Nephew bet ter known throughout the territory as Climax Jim, was in SolOmonviIIe this week. He interceded before the probate court for a Mexican woman who claims to be the widow of Antonio Carrasco. killed the first of the month at the LongfellOw mine. As no entry of the marriage is on record in the probate court, Jim's intercessiOn was of no avail. While MT. Nephew says this is his first appearance in a probate court, he states with a good deal of satis- { faction ha he hac trict court nineteen times.
 PUTTING THE LID ON-CIifton is now trying to put the lid on and IS having all kinCs of trouble. An order has gone forth that hereafter no women of dissOlute character will be allowed to haunt COnglOmerate street. the thOrOughfare devoted to the sale of in . toXicating beverages and that has hith- . erto been the abiding place of all wO- | men of that sort. Clifton's trouble is a lack of room. All the rest of the townsite that is flat enough to build . houses on has been appropriated by decent people and there is no place for the bad folks to go to without in i vading the residence district. It looks as though they would be compelled | to either reform or move to Tucson. |
 FIERCE RUNAWAY-One of Melczer's teams attached to a beer wa gon was standing in Wall street yes 1 terday afternoon. One of the horses ! put his front leg over the tongue and |, was unable to get it down. His strug- | gles frightened him and the other i horse and the runaway began. The horses turned the big wagon around in ! that narrow thoroughfare and running | out to Washington street started east. | TVO figs in the way had narrow es- capes. The runaway team turned down | Center street and endeavored to run | into Houck's corral. The tongue | struck the side of the entrance punch ed a hole in the wall and also through a telephone box on the other side. The |. tongue of the wagon was shivered in the collision. Houck had just opened |,