Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-29

over that route to reach the city.
TOO LIVELY BOYS-Three young II
men about town whose names have II
been withheld were before Justice
Johnstone yesterday for disturbing the
peace on Saturday night. Their of
fence though not malicious one, was
somewhat aggravated and the youths
were fined SO each. Juan Martinez
for disturbance Of the peace was sent
to Jail for seven days. Daniel Judd of II
Mesa. who overloaded himself on Sun
day, was fined 81.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING-From a
private telegram received in the city l
late yesterday afternoon it is learned |
that Robert Howard, a son of Joseph /
! Howard, a we'll known rancher, of the |
Date Creek district was struck by |
lightning yesterday afternoon and botl |
| he and the horse he was riding were |
instantly killed. The young man, who
was about seventeen years old was |
lenroute to Congress from his home
travelling on the Congress trail.
| A RUNAWAY-A runaway horse, |
hitched to a runabOut created consid-
cradle excitement on Washington street
yesterday afternoon. The owner of the
outfit was a ranch woman who re-
sides west OF the city and the horse
took fright just as she was i'm the act
of hitching him In, front of the Eureka
market. He ran several blocks but
was FINALLY recovered having done lit
tie damage either to himself or the We
hicle.
FALLING INTO LINE-The rec
ords of the appointment of eleven 10
cal agents of foreign corporations
! were filed yesterday. The foreign cor
porations have, most of them been
neglecting this little formality. They
have had the agents but they saved
| the fee of the filing. The office of the
; territorial secretary has been nudging
them to some purpose with the result
that the general Golfers of the terri
tory will have more money in them.
A BATTLE OF ANTS-A crowd
? was gathered about the north side of
the Hotel Adams yesterday watching
the battle of the flying ants. They
seemed to come from the top of the
hotel. singIy and in balls containing
dozens of them until millions had been
collected in the alley below. An in
secticide was thrown about in which
/ they squirmed until they died. Those
which got out of the area of death en-
gagged in antennae 20 antennae duels,
: thus experimenting the effect of the
; poisonous powder. Some of the in
: sects fell upon men and women and
! then there was some human squirm-
ing done.
Il 1T WAS CYCLONIC-Belated re-
. ports of the storm of Saturday night
r continued to come in yesterday, show
: ing that the ravages of the wind took
a wide and irregular range. 1t was at
; first thought that it had cut through
the city north and south, veering
: slightly to the east through BriIls ad
dition, then on to the desert north and
east It's course in that direction was
chi fI Nv ha daD1nIffinTl nf
tents and other fraiI structures. But
the wind is found to have had other
directions in which still greater viO-
lence was committed The Heard
warehouse near Alhambra was un-
rooted for sixty square feet of its sur
face and the twisted tin was found
scattered along the banks of the grand
canal for half a mile. The warehouse
was similarly unroofed two years ago
and on the same night the wind cut a
similar swath through the Brill addi-
ton At right angles to the path of that
wind just as it did ia the storm OF
! Saturday night
NEW CORPORATIONS Articles of
the following corporations We're filed
in the office of the county recorder
YESTERDAY: The Ascot Mining and
, Milling company, capital stock, $780,
600. incorDorators w. J. Rouse and r.
)
Mercantile company of Arizona, CAPT
2 tai stock, s5.OOO,OOO incorporators H.
r. Luther, F. A Swanson, A L.
Thompson: Salt River Baptist churcn
= fncorporatoI's J. J. Harris, ]. N Ellison
land Joseph Holly; Ida Gold Mining
= and Reduction company, capital stock
$1,000, 600, incorporators c. L. Jenkins
). f. H Huntington and E. w. Stephens;
Coles County Oil and Gas company,
LOO FOR
l. WheatIey, J. L. Traylor and F. r
Freeman; Columbia C>d Mining COM
2 pany, capital stock. 100000. incorpora-
tors \. Baier and w. G. Phipps; Red
5. Butte Gold Mines company, capital
stock $1.5O0.00O. Incorporate ]. j
: O'Hara. w. NJ. Rule and J. J. Burns;
Cherokee Lead and Zinc company
= capital stock. 100000, incorporates
Il w. c. Roe. J. s. Brown and f. H
Danglade; Tropics Land and Improve
lment company. capital stock, 100000
=, lfncorpoIators T. P. Ross ]. ]. Nc
Laughlin and others; The Origina
Bullfrog ShoshOne Mining and Milling
. company, capital stock, $1,250,O00, in.
corporators F. r. Tibbetts and J. A
y Cutlery; Oaxaca Developing Mining
B land Finance company, capital stock
n $1,O00,000. incorporators G. w TarT
Charles Troll and E. V. Parrish.
81 A CASE OF ROLLlNG-The sher
ifs officers were looking for Al Full
wiler last night. That individual ha!
kept out of the lime light for some
time but last night he is charged will
having put himself i'm the whit
spot" He was in the Owl saloon il
the early evening when a railroad MAJ
somewhat the worse for many drink
came in. He ordered other drinks t
the amount of fifty cents and paid 70
civ
his change and he went into a rea
room and lay down. Some one hap
pening to look in saw Fulwiler stand
ing over him. One of his acquaint
ances reused him and told him tina
81 if he intended to go to sleep in publ
that he had better leave his none
with the bartender. He agreed to tina