Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
A THREATENED oFFlcER-Ra-


 mon Valenzuela was brought before Justice Johnstone yesterday on charge of drunkenness and disturbance of the peace He was sent to the county jail for seven days. As he left the court room he cast a malevolent look at Constable Harry Troops the arresting officer and told him that his peace of mind and body would last only a week for as soon as his term expired his first business would be to hunt the officer up and kick the stuff ing out of him or words to that effect.
 QUIET LITTLE GAME-While o.Ee- folks have been standing around studying what to do next, B. c. Pecka has been playing checkers with the city lots in Collins addition. Within the last few days he has shifted around the titles to ten lots and also found time to juggIe a little with Montgom- erys addition. The property in the Collins addition was in block 3S which is east of Eastlake park and north of Washington. The lots sold for fifty dollars each. Four lots in block 46 Of the Montgomery addition were sold for $I50.
 A MAIDSTONE FOUND-A day or two ago the Republican mentioned that a little boy by the name of Martin liv ing in the Buckeye country had been bitten by dog and it was feared that the animal might be suffering of hy- drophObia. The father of the child sent to town making inquiry for maidstone. None had ever been heard from in this part of the country but it was supposed that settlers from the east might have brought one in. There was however hardly a hope that one would be found for the stones whether they are efficaciOus or not are exceed ingly rare. Yesterday Frank Baum brought one to this office and it is now awaiting the call of Mir. Martin. MT Baum said it was given to him years ago by a friend who had found IL in deer. It is about an inch and half long. a half inch wide and an eighth of an inch thick It is of dark gray color and looks like feldspar.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Manchester Coal com pany. capital stock, $100O, 900, incor- porators E. T. Hartje. L. c. Wood and J. NJ. Hupp; Goldfield Sassy Sal Min ing company, capital stock S1.000,O0 incorporators, John Jones, A. A. Bor-
 
 company, capital stock, S2.00O,O00, in cOrpOrators R. F. and 4. J. Daggs; The Ophir Brunswick Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining company, capital stock $1,OOO, 900, incorpOrators R. c. Heinsch, R. C. Tobin Sr.. and D. M. Ryan; Bender Czar Door company, capital stock. $5OO,OO0, incorporators C. O. French, K. Stone and J. $. Bender; The Bullfrog Empire Mining company, Capital stock, s1.OOO,O incorporators J. H. Williams ana J. C. Brown; Bull frog Imperial Mining company. capital stock, $1 ,OOO 0O0 incorporatOrs, same as above; Goldfeld West End Mining company. capital stock, s1 ,OOO. 900, in corpOrators same as above; The Co., Operative Mines company, capitai stock, S1,OO0.OOO. incorporators same as above.
 SALVATION ARMY-The Salvation Army SelfdeniaI week services will be held at the Salvation Army hall. ev- cry night in the week at p. m. and on Sunday, Juniors meeting at 10 a. m., at Il a. m. Holiness meeting especially for christians. at 3 D. m., testimony meeting and bible class for the young people and at 7:30 D. m., a direct aim for the conversion of sinners. Tomor- row is the closing of the Selfdenial ef-