Arizona republican., 1905-09-02
HE HAD BEEN THERE BEFORE

the above result. Miss Snyder stood
first or second in most of her classes
HE HAD BEEN THERE BEFORE
When the case of Charles Montgom-
cry, under arrest for attempted bur
gIary, was called before Justice Bur
nett yesterday, the defendant rose
with Il courteous, polite and some
what professional air. having suggest
ed that it might please the court. he
said that the crime charged against
him being a felony, with the permits
sion of the court he would waive ex-
animation; he believed that he had
that right under the laws of the ter
ritOry, since that law prevailed in most
il not all the states. He added that
he was without counsel and without
means TO employ any The court in
formed him that he would be supplied
with counsel though he could waive
the examination if he chose. He chose
and was held to the grand jury in
the sum of $500.
NEW ATIONS-Articles of
the following corporations were filed
in the Office of the county recorder
yesterday: Rector Mining and DeveI-
opment company. capital stock
81. 900, 900. incorporators J. S. Young
c. H. Johnson, and A. Z. Coy; Gold
Crown Mining company, capital stock
100000, incorpOrators a. J. Young.
w. :. Anderson and A H RyaH:
Wiley Gold Mining company, capital
stock 100000, incOTpOrators 7.
Thompson, r. Hughes and c. c.
Marsh; the Colorado Big Bore Mining.
Milling and Tunnel company, capital
stock $1,000 600, incorporators W. F.
Parker. J. Pritchard and G. a. Parker;
the TripoIite Gold Mining company,
capital stock $1,000. 900. incorpOrators
O. d. tombstone and J. w. Lawrence.
THROUGH MERRY ENGLAND
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smith returned
yesterday from a visit to their former
home in England. They left here about
June 1. They did not visit any part
of the continent or any other part of
Great Britain but they traversed Eng
land for its whole length from Cum |
berland TO Devonshire. The greater /
part of their time was spent in and |
about Kendall in the famous Lake |
country and adjacent to the beautiful /
Lake Windemere. Mr.. Smith brought |
back with him p large variety of post I
cards containing views of nearly ev- |
erything in that part of the country |
worth seeing. Mr.. Smith also brought !
back presents for many of his friends. !
them was a pipe for Cover !
l4Dl 1NibDEys Cdl tNl cut VI II 1911 bO5 !
oak showing the shamrock and the /
harp Of Erin.
A MYSTERIOUS MAN-Richard |
Woods is a very peculiar sort Of man.
When you think you know all about |
him you don't much of anything for
sure. Thursday night he was picked .
up by the police very much under the
influence of liquor. He nad a string
around his neck and little money bag
attached to it containing S57. He was
sObered up and discharged in the
morning. Shortly before noon yester-
lay officer Moore was summoned to
he residence of Mrs. LOunt. on the
corner of Second and Van Buren,
streets. where a man who later proved
o be Woods was reported to have
frightened the wits out of an Indian
girl employed by Mrs. Lount. He was
Ound sitting in the rear Of the house,
,rougnt to the police station and
The officer found 80 cents on
lin. 1t was supposed he had lost the
est of his money, and he professed to
share the same belief. Later in the day
he recorder placed his fine at 81, ex-