Arizona republican., 1905-12-13
SANTA CLAUSE GOODS AT DA- CASH STORE.

short of $240,OO0 leaving a delinquent list of s45,OOO or $5O,OOO This is after all not bad showing for the county The delinquent list will be the same as last year though the total amount of taxes is considerably greater.
 HE WAS TOUCHED-W. J. Kirk. who has been in Phoenix about two months coming here from CeIina, Tenn. and who makes his home at a sanitar- ium on North Center street would like to have Abe Mulkey the evangelist, preach again the sermon he delivered Sunday evening on restitution. Last evening as MT. Kirk was leaving the Mulkey meeting some individual used a sharp instrument probably a knife to slit a hole in his trousers pocket and relieve him of his purse containing about fifty-five dollars. One of the bills was of fifty dollar denomination. The matter was reported to the police who are working on the case.
 INTEREST KEPT UP-"The Mar riage of Kitty last evening at the Doris theater delighted fair sized audience which made up in enthusi- asm what it lacked in numbers. MT. Wolfe was even more entertaining than he was the night previous. Miss John son was several times during the even- ing forced to wait for the applause to subside. The company is enroute to the coast and will leave tonight for Los Angeles. Yesterday the various members of the company enjoyed a drive over the city to various points of interest. Their return to Phoenix either with the same piece or in some different bill will be learned of with pleasure by theater goers.
 NEW CORPoRATIONS.-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Hannibal and St Joseph Mining and Development company, capital stock $50,C0C, incorporators G. B. Trent, J. J. Allender and N H. King: Red Ledge Mining company capital stock $500 0000, incorporatoTs E.. M. Aldrich, A. H. Munroe and J. II. Bernard; The QuartZite Gold Mining and Milling company. capital stock S1,E50,G00, inco.porators C. H. Kosnig 'C.-H St6Inper ana M ID. Kelly: Elmer Oil company, capital. stock S1,C0),000, fncorpoTators F.. Sherwood, F. F. Jew cit and c. B. SWartwood; Maggie May , Mining company of Tonopah, New, capital stock s5OO.OO0. incorporators A. l.. HudgenS, w. J. Arkel and P. C.. Burgess; Singer Mining company, capital stock S5OO0oO, incorporators E.. Singer, H. Hogendoblers and G. R. Morh: Gulf State Lumber company, l capital stock $25O.OCO, incorporators S. H. Nigh and F. K. Eastman.
 SIXTY DAYS FOR CONTEMPT I Ben Williams, man who has been raised on the Navajo reservation and | talks the language perfectly. was given , sixty days on Monday by Judge Sloan of Prescott, for contempt of court. 1 Williams had been brought to Prescott as interpreter in the whiskey selling cases against two brothers named Bruchman. Williams was friendly to the Bruchmans against whom the prin- cipal witnesses were Indians. Will jams interested himself in the witness es, it is alleged, telling them it would be dangerous for them to tell all they know in court. The fact of his inti- macy with the witnesses was brough; i to the attention of the U. $. district attorney who caused him to be cited for contempt Williams it is said claims he did not know he was tread ing on dangerous ground having had no previous court experience, and was very sorry afterward that he had
 erred. He was only trying to do his i friends a good turn.