Arizona republican., 1905-03-02

of forty-hve Chinamen, inspected and passed for deportation. Twenty three
 of them have been gathered at Tue son and twenty-two at Yuma.
 AN INDIAN OUTER REAk-Frank Lewis, Blue Abkel and H. Williams.
 Pima Indians, were before Justice Bur nett yesterday for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. They were arrested by Constable Redwine the
 night before in a building on the al- ley in the rear of the Casino. They had supplied themselves with several
 bottles of wine to supplement what they had already put under their belts.
 They had locked themselves in the building and were awakening the neighborhood. They were sentenced to seven days in the county jail. Otto Swanson and J. Munoz also for drunk enness and peace disturbance, were fined $7 each. Both went to jail. THE TRAINS-The M. & P. train that left Tuesday night returned to the city without completing its run. The bridge at the Gila river might have been all right but it didn't look good in the gloaming and it was decid- ed not to risk running a train over it. Yesterday morning it was strengthened and the train went over it all right, returning from Maricopa about four o'clock in the afternoon and leaving again last evening about 43O. The Santa Fe train was held at Prescott again until yesterday morning in order to make a daylight run and reached here about o'clock in the afternoon. The north bound train left about six o'clock and it is expected this morn ings train will leave on time. Both trains brought small amount of mail yesterday.
 SENT TO THE ASYLUM-Mrs. Sa- die Belmont, who was taken up day before yesterday on a charge of in- sanity, was given a hearing in pro- bate court yesterday and was sent to the asylum. It was thought the night before that there might be an improve ment in her condition by morning, but there was none. From what could be learned from her rather incoherent aJi- swers to questions, she is a native of Ohio and had for some time been liv- ing at Globe. Her disturbed mental condition seems to date from the time of the flood there some months ago in which several people lost their lives. Yesterday afternoon Jeannette Me Gregor was arrested for insanity. She has had enough trouble in the last doz- en years to drive a score of women to insanity and she has been insane for the greater part of that time. She is the wife of Frank Maber, who has served several terms in the county and city jails and one in the penitentiary for beating her. She will be examined today
 NEW cORPORATIONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Professor Harris Edison Co, capital stock $5,00O, incorporators liar ry w. Edson. Helena Riley and others; Wood Gold Extracting company, capi- ital stock $10O.000, incorporators H. Craighead, w. H. Wood and G. Taylor; Bullfrog Bonanza Mining company, capital stock s1,O0O, ,0O0, incorporators w. w. Jones, Frank G. Ainsworth. and I. T. Stoddard; the Tonopah Great Northern Gold Mining company cap ital stock $1.25O.OOO. incorporators J. E. Cox, A. $. Brown and H. H. Cookson; Inter West Peat Fuel company, capital stock S250, 900. incorporators R. A. Kel- lond, E. Langtry and R. Sweny; Big Bug Bullfrog Mining company, capital stock $1.000.000 incorporators C. H. Schiveley, P. s. Montague and B. F. Shaw; the Gold Dust Mining and Mill ing company, capital stock $1,000. 900, incorporators D. Hanley and Joe Han ley; the Empire Electric Power and Irrigation company, capital stock s1,- 900, 900, incorporators F. G. Shaffer, N. M. Clough and w. P. CIough; Interna- tional Water company, capital stock $2,5OO, GOO, incorporators s. A. Derstine and J. G. Harner; the Amalgamated Mexican Mines company, capital stock $3, 3,000. 900, incorporators R. L. Moffett, H. B. Snyder and w. w. Miller.