Arizona republican., 1905-11-12

tence was passed, motion was made
 for an arrest of judgment, and the mo- tion was denied. The motion was based on several grounds, one of which was that the car into which the defendant had broken into was not designated in the indictment. Then a
 motion for a new trial was presented
 on the same grounds and on the fur
 ther ground that the motion for an ar
 rest had been denied. This motion was
 overruled.
 NEW CoRPoRATIoNS-Articles of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester- day: Moniteau company, capital
 stock, $2O0,OO0, incorporators A. l.. Currey A. L. Allen and W. R. Watson;
 The Bullfrog Gold Bullion Mining company, capital stock, $1,O00, 900, in- corporators F. G. Shaffer, F. S. Bond and R. I. Bardwell; Sierra Madre Land and Mining company, capital stock. $100,000, incorporators, J. A. Gustus, J. H. Norshem and J. Sommerfield; Square Deal Gold Mining company. capital stock $5O0,O00, incorporators R. H. Smith. w. A. c. Smith and A. Creery; The Giant Hattie Gold Min ing company, capital stock. $10,000,00O, incorporators s. H. Mckenzie, C. D. Gear and A. Hooking; La Paloma Consolidated Gold Mines, capital stock, S5OO,OOO, incorporators G. k. Mainhart, A. B. Champion and J. Null roy.
 SUGAR FACTORY CONTRAcTS.-
 It has been practically decided by
 MT. Hapke, contractor of the sugar factory to be built at Glendale, that he will at once bring to the valley ma chinery for the manufacture of brick and make for his own use the material of that nature that will be used in the erection of the factory building. Some soil well adapted to brick making is found in the immediate vicinity of the factory which will aid materially in his successfully carrying out his plan His trip to Los Angeles will be de- layed for several days and he will not leave until Wednesday evening. It was also thought yesterday that the contracts for the building would be. let but the time for filing bids was ex tended until Tuesday at noon. Yes terday morning MT Hapke had an extended conference with the general agents of the Santa Fe and the South ern Pacific regarding machinery rates
 aIlu some SlulllS lIdCh lHdl WILL De necessary al the factory site
 THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY- Articles of incorporation of the Stand ard oil company were filed in the office of the territorial auditor yesterday. Those who have followed the public prints closely for some time will notice that this is not an entirely new cor poration but on the contrary has been ayocr ped 11CinoCe fn,. time and it is said has amassed quite a little sum of money in one way and another. Among the incOrporators mentioned in the articles is a man of the name of John D. Rockefeller, who is well known the east as Sunday school worker and a worker in other lines of human activity. MT. Rockefeller signs not only his own name but also that of his brother, ". H. Rockefeller. An other incorporation is a gentleman by the name of H. H. Rogers, who has been identified by literary persons as one of the heroes of a serial by Thos. W. Lawson, which has been running for some time in Everybody -but-the- Standard Oil Company's Magazine and which is said to he taken from real life and founded on fact. The original ar ticles of the Standard Oil company were filed in Iowa so that those offer ed yesterday at the office of the audi tor are second hand. The capital stock is only $1,000,000 so that the company is very small affair compared with most companies which file articles in this territory. Every now and then there is one with a capital stock of twelve times as big. It is said how ever that the stockholders of the Stan dard Oil company are capable of paying up every dollar of their stock and then some more. The Standard Oil company has appointed Lloyd B. Christy it's agent for this county.