Arizona republican., 1905-07-28
GONE NoRTH-w A. Parish laf,

GONE NORTH-W. A. Parish left on yesterday mornings train for Hol- brook where he will make an inspec- tion of the river gauging stations along i the Little Colorado.
 GOING TO REFORM-Andy Garcia who has lengthy police court re-
 cord says that on his last trip to town
 he came in with the full intention of
 getting married but the girl went back
 on him because he couldn't keep sober
 long enough to make the arrangements.
 He says now he is going to reform. eo-
 Der up and become a railroad magnate
 CAPTURE OF 4 FUGlTIVE-About
 month ago a man by the name of
 F. Vandril was wanted for fighting
 He has been wanted ever since until
 day before yesterday when he was cap
 tured at Tempe by Constable Redwine
 who had almost sworn out the war
 rant. Vandril was taken before Jus tice Burnett yesterday who sent him
 to jail for twenty days. Seven days is about what he would have got but for his flight. The other thirteen were put on to satisfy justice deferred.
 KILLED 4 MAD DOG-G. w. Lee who lives east of the city yesterday killed a mad dog. The animal had for
 
 drOphobia but those signs are so num- e-Ous and so many of them are symp- tOmatic of other diseases of the dog that the animal was not killed at once. But he grew worse and began to at tack children. His eyes turned green and it was then decided to await no further developments of the disease and the dog was killed. In this connection it may be said that MT. Lee is the possessOr of a mad stone which has been used wich success seven times. He will gladly loan 1t to those who may be SD unfortunate as to have use for it.
 BEN GOLDMAN TO DATE-The following from a Douglas paper tells of the latest movements of Ben Gold man. formerly a leading business man of Phoenix and Tempe: When the store formerly owned by Ben Goldman and George E. Reay, under the firm name of the Douglas Commercial company, opened this morning 1t was under a new ownership. the business and every thing pertaining to it. including the good will of the former owners, was purchased Saturday by D. Fl. Johnston for D. II. Johnston &S Go. Inven- tory of the stock was taken yesterday and the new firm began it's business l career in this city this morning. The retiring owners are both entitled to be ranked as pioneer business men of this l section of Arizona The business of the | Douglas Commercial company was started two years ago and has always ! been one of the prominent business | houses of Douglas since that time. Be i fore coming to Douglas MT. Goldman ! had been in NacO. where he yet has ] a store. He has been in Arizona for ! twenty years and for a long time he | was in business in Phoenix, before | coming to COchise county. MT. Reay l prior to coming to Douglas was man ! lger of the Pisbee Commercial com | 1any with a store below the reduction | works in Tombstone canyon.
 NEW Cc- = sTATION-George A. Nauk has bought the stage station and | 'Oad house on the Roosevelt road, situ- ! 3ted three miles above Fish Creek. IL | las hitherto been known as Joe station and has been doing a very fair business considering it's equipment which has been meager hOugh there was a station house and | ! corral. M-. Mauk proposes to erect additional buildings and cOrrals and | ,quip q complete station for the accom- notation of man and beast. It will ,e under the management of Charles I. Mauk and will be made a welcome | place for all travellers. The location