Arizona republican., 1905-09-03

GONE TO LOS ANGELES-F. F. l Trott left last night for Los Angeles where his wife and daughter nave been spending the summer and will prob ably bring them home with him at the end of his vacation.
 A WELL EARNED REST-Guy H. Gilbert. night manager for the West ern Union at this place and Associated
 Press operator left last night for a va cation of six weeks on the coast. He will visit Los Angeles for short time and will be in San Francisco at the time of the Britt-Nelson fight. After that he will take in the Portland expo sitiOn and then spend a while with his parents wko live at Tacoma.
 RELATED DISCOVERY-A week ago while MT and Mrs. C. NJ. Taylor
 and their little daughter were return
 ing to Prescott from a visit to Governor
 Wolfey's mine the wagon in which they
 were riding was overturned and the
 baby seemed to be quite badly hurt but
 it was supposed that her injuries were
 superficial. It was discovered yester-
 day. six days after the accident, that
 sle had suffered a fracture of the col
 lar bone. It is however not of a very
 serious character.
 HE STOOD TRIAL-When Ventura Lucero was brought in Justice Bur
 nett's court yesterday he denied that
 he had been guilty of a disturbance of the peace Is the officer who had arrested
 him alleged. He demanded a trial and
 he got one with the result that he was convicted and was sent to jail for ten days. That is three more than he would
 have got if he had not put the court tO the trouble of getting up steam.
 PRESCOTT EXCURSION-The ex-
 n Prescott 1eat success in point of patronage as there were 330 of the eXcuTsiOnists left
 here and and many more were expect
 ed to take the train at intermediate
 points. The tickets are good for return
 until Sept. or by extension and pay ment of half Q dollar they will be good
 until Sept. r. It is the cheapest long outing rate that has yet been made and was evidently appreciated by many who could not take the longer trips to the coast points.
 GOT MONEY LEFT-In yesterdays paper was related the arrest on two different occasions of one Richard Woods who was first full of money, then without 1t and finally had plenty on his person to pay his fine. Yester- day morning he went to the Redlight saloon and filled up again on summer booze, mislaid his hat, ran in and out of the place like one possessed and led the frequenters of the place to believe that ne was crazy. Officer Moore hap pened along about the time he was jumping across lots and soaring people. He arrested him at the corner of Jef- ferson and Seventh streets. At the jail he had yet in his money pouch around his neck thirty dollars in paper money and five dollars in silver in his pocket. The fine was ten dollars and as he still had twenty-five dollars left it is ex- pected he will be drunk and get ar rested again today.
 NEW cORPORATIONS-Articles of l the following corporations were filed in | the office of the county recorder yes terday: The East and West Oil and l Mines company, capital stock, s1,000, | 900. incOrporators H. Birmingham and | John D. Johnson; Montezuma Lida ! Gold Mines Syndicate capital stock, | T OOO, 900. incOrporators w J. Arkell, | George Weaver and N. Bernard; Inter | national Dry Concentrator company of | Peru, capital stock, $1.OO0.O0O, incorpor- ators C. L. Du Bois. J. J. Tonkin and | T. T. HazlewOOd; TonOpah Copper !. and Milling company, capital | stock, S1.OO0,OOO, incOrporators E. C. Day, H. Rrummell and Ed Billings; old Dorchester Bank, capital stock S200O0O incorporators Benjamin A. Ham, J. l. Stewart and Pauline H. Simons; International Merchandise company, capital stock, S20,O0O, incor-