Arizona republican., 1905-09-28

NEW FLUMES-The city authori- ties were busy yesterday replacing the fumes across Jefferson street on
 South Center with tfling, an improve
 ment that has been needed for sev- eral months.
 o. E. S. MEETlNG-Tonight the
 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a
 session at it's hall the first Of series
 of social events to be held during the
 winter months. Mrs. Allers. Mrs. Ait
 ken and Miss Butterfeld will be in charge of the entertainment this even
 ing
 WHO'S A HOO Hoo?-Nine citi-
 zens of southern Arizona were one
 night the first of this week initiated
 into the mysteries of the order of Hoo
 Hoo. This is the first service of the
 kind ever held in Arizona. although
 there are several members of the Ium-
 bermen's association in the territory
 Only general freight agents and lum-
 bermen are eligible to membership
 DEATH OF R. L. BENT SON-Yes- terday at his temporary home in this city on East Van Buren street occurred the death of R. L. Bentson who came here about a year ago from Atlantic Iowa. The deceased was thirty years of age and is survived by a wife. The funeral will be held today from Mohn's chapel at 2:30 p. m. Rev Me Afee will oficiate at the services.
 CITY COUNCIL MEETING-The city council will meet in regular ses- sion next Monday afternoon and audit the regular bills of the month. This will be done in order that the city fathers may attend the circus which ekhibits in the city on that date. The business not finished on Monday will 
 following evening.
 LAW ABIDING MESA-Don Bab- bitt justice of the peace at Mesa City spent yesterday in the city on business Judge Rabbit says as an official ne is not kept very busy. the residents of that section being a law abiding lot. ] The greatest number of cases he ever | handled in one day were four and all ! of them were for minor causes such as | disturbance of the peace and drunken | ness.
 ESTRADA AND OTHERs-Judge JohnstOne yesterday sentenced George Wilson and Carlos ROmera to serve seven days and Isabel Sanches and Mariana Rico to serve five days in the county jail, all of the quartet being found guilty of drunkenness and dis orderly conduct. T. Estrada who is employed by Harmon, the cattle man, was fined the costs of the hearing which was given him. He f1Ourished d gun in a dispute over the possession of some cattle. The costs amounted to S1455.
 NEW DECORATIONS fol- lowing articles Of incorporation were filed in the office of the county re- corder yesterday: Mexican Co-Opcra- tive Improvement company, capital s1O00,000, iEcOrpOrators C. L. Lind, E. R. Martin and O. W. Dynes; Milbrae Mining company, capital S1000, 900, incOrporatOrs A. H. Butler, W. L. MalcOlmsOn and NJ. H. Briggs: ( United Construction company, capital I S5O,OOO, incorDorators D. A, Britten and E. w. Haines. An amendment to f he articles of the German American OH company, making the capital stock 51.200. 900.
 JUSTICE BURNETT's COURT E laying been found guilty of fighting ' m one of the main streets C. COnnor e \. Graham and H. Hathley were each i med s by Judge Burnett yesterday. z 7. Vallinviales who was arrested with - he trio on a similar charge pleaded . ot guilty and will be tried this after Q loon. IsidOr Pima was given hearing F nd bound over to await the action of F. he grand jury on a charge of grand irceny. He was accused of stealing a icycle from Frank GaIas. His bond s pr his appearance before the grand Iry was fixed at $15O which he had Ot furnished up to last evening. The E