Arizona republican., 1905-07-21
THE SINGLE sINNER-There was

l THE SINGLE SINNER-There was l only one man in Phoenix yesterday who sinned. He was Rafael Vendeola, and he was before Justice Johnstone on a charge of disturbance of the : peace. He was sent to jail for five days.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed 1 in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Eagle Gold Mining com pany, capital stock $500 ,0OO. incorpOr- ators, c. M. Ward, R. Mace; Ophir Mountain Mining company, capital | stock S30O,000, incorpOrators, W. Beatty. E. A. H. Cole and U. Thomas.
 THE RETURN OF sUMMER-It | had been feared the summer was over. | but early yesterday morning that fear was dispelled. A good many people | thought before night that the record | had been broken, but the figures of , the weather bureau proved that that was only imagination. The thermom- | eter was only 107 and the humidity was only 9. This is not a very good showing, but it is better than that of any day within the last two weeks. A MODEL MllL-Louis Bardet was in the city yesterday from the White Gold mine, where he has been employed for some time as one of the force engaged in building the com pany's new twenty-stamp mill. MT Bardet says he thinks it will be, when finished, one of the best mills in ATi- zona- Good cement foundations have been laid, strong enough to hold up New York skyscraper, and the work of mill construction is going along as fast as possible.
 A SUIT ON ACCoUNT-Suit was begun in district court yesterday by The Will Smelling company against the Arizona Prosperity Mines com pany for the recovery of S1,472.54. It is alleged that supplies were furnish ed the defendant to this amount by the Quartzsite Smelling company between April and July of 1903. The claim was assigned to various persons and finally came into the hands of the plaintiff. Both the plaintiff and the defendant are Arizona corporations and are operating in the Quartzsite district in Yuma county.
 GIVEN UP AS LOST-Nothing has been heard from Pedro Pompa, who left the home of his father southwest of the city, a week ago last Saturday. He was armed with pitchfork. and was thought when last seen by a neighbor to be going to the river to catch fish. The whole country has been gone over by his friends and rel atives, but no trace of the young man has been discovered. It is not now thought that any part of him will ever be seen again except his bones, which may be found some years hence as so many skeletons in the past have been discovered on the desert.
 WATER CONSUMERS-Th water consumers pursuant to announcement held a very enthusiastic meeting in the Cartwright school house on Wed nesday night. It was merely a con- ference on general conditions and there was a large attendance of the farmers of that vicinity. It was decided by a motion that those in attendance should go in a body to the Fowler school house where a similar meeting is tO he Eeld to~'~ht. As before all those interested ale invited to attend what ever their sympathies concerning the various irrigation and canal projects existing in the valley.
 THE ARIZONA EXHIBIT-A letter was received at the office of the gov ernor yesterday from Miss Lucy Ter ren Ellis of this city who is now at tending the Portland exposition re- questing the appointment of an attend ant in the territorial exhibit at the ex- position for the purpose of extending | the cOurtesies of the territory to visit | ors. A reply was sent the applicant ] that there had been no appropriation |