Arizona republican., 1906-09-09
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iforn'a points where he has been en- toying an extccded vacation during the summer.
 TWO DRUNkS-Justice Johnstone yesterday sentenced Wm. Mulcahy to seven days for being drunk and dis 1 orderly and Juan Torres was fined S5 for the same offense.
 AWAY ALL SUMMER-Mrs. M. Jacobs and daughter, Miss Sallie Jac obs, who have been spending the sum mer at different coast resorts, the greater part of the time at Santa Monica. returned yesterday.
 FROM LONG BEACH-Joe Grier and sisters, Misses Flora and Alice Grier returned yesterday from Long Beach. where they have been spend | ing the summer. Miss Alice Grier is teacher in the city schools. MONTHS VISIT IN THE EAST J. H. Burger. chief engineer of the i Pacific Gas and Electric company left l Saturday morning for Philadelphia. f o attend the twenty fifth convention of the National Association of Stationery Engineers, as delegate from Arizona. | MT. Burger expects to be gone about a month and as it is his first vacation | in six years. he expects to make the most of the time on the return trip. He will visit New York City, Wash ! | and perhaps the Grand Canyon. l SUCCESSFUL TERMS-The most successful summer school ever conduct ed at the Lamson Business college closed Friday. The fall term of the l eighteenth year opens tomorrow with | better prospects for a large attendance than at any time in the past. Students i have been arriving the last few days | from different parts of the territory. Among thnem are the Misses Ellis and the Misses Heating from Prescott: Miss Edith Whitaker, Jerome: Messrs. ! Wedgeworth Jones and Robertson, | Buckeye; Herbert Van Meter, Mesa, and Lon Forsee, Tempe.
 FAIR SUPERINTENDENT HOME | I-Vernon L. Clark. superintendent of the territorial fair returned yesterday l from an extended eastern trip. Most of the time was spent at his former home in Kentucky. but he visited other points while away. It was his intention to return to Arizona for the conventions at Bisbee, but misconnec- tions en route caused a delay which ] made him somewhat later in arriving here. He finds interest in the ap- preaching fair growing from day to 1 day and his time now is fully occupied in taking care of the many things that have to be looked after in connection
 with the big event.
 NEW CORPORATIONS fol- lowing articles of incorporation were fled with the county recorder yester- l day: Cactus Niejas Mining company, capital stock $25O, 900; incorporators s. V. Davidor. A. L. Hayes and L. Payler, Milwaukee, Wis; Original Golden West Mining company, capital stock s1000. GOO. incOrporators W. J. Rogers. Geo. A BrokeI, T. $. Rogers, H. c. Berry. Los Angeles; Ada Gold Mining company, capital stock S1OOOOO, incorporators Geo. E. Shipman, J. c. LaSarre. A. L. McDougaJ. Anson L. Bolte, Chicago; Pittsburg- -Tapona Mining company, capital stock $2.OO0.O0O, incorporators E. P. Cole, Wm. W. Wartneight, Arthur Barnes Robert Piehl. c. D. Beggs, C. NJ. Johnston and John A. Williams Allegheny, Pa; Duluth Consolidated Copper company, capital stock $3.OOO,- 000, incorporators w. A. Eaton, H. L. Palmer, Geo. W. Logan, wm. J. Hol- mate Duluth. Minn.
 CHARGED WITH INSANITY Deputy Sheriffs Cunningham and Slankard yesterday arrested and late last evening brought to jail Algie Robinson. who is charged with insan- ity Rob nson is a familiar charac- l ter. having been raised here from
 childhood. In his youth he developed
 a desire to travel and in years that | followed he became a typical hobo.
 He made frequent trips from here. at times being absent for two or three
 years, but he always found his way
 back. While a boy, inCalifornia, and
 fooling around a tran he met with
 an accident that cost him a leg and earned for him the name of Peg" by which he is usually known here. He
 has been arrested for vagrancy time
 and again and but a short time ago
 was sent from the county jail to the
 poor farm. From there he managed to escape and has since been wander
 ing about the valley along roads and
 ditchcs. People with whom he came
 in contact thought he was crazy and
 notified the sller.ffs office. Yester-
 day he was seen east of town and the
 two deputies named. started toward , Tempe in a buggy. Two men on } | wheels who were also bound for Tempe, were told by the officers to
 watch out for him and if possible keep an eye on him until they arrived. The ) men on wheels came up with Robinson ; beyond the half way house and took
 him on to Tempe where he was later
 taken in charge of the officers and
 brought back to Phoenx. He appears
 rational at times and is probably the
 victim of some drug.
 CELEBRATION AT WINKLEMAN. . A grand celebration will be given at !, Winkleman on September Is. in honor
 of Miguel Hidalgo Castillo, the pro- !. gram for the day being as follows: !, 10 a. m., music and singing and read
 ing of the declaration of independence
 of Mexico; a grand parade; music by
 Lass Bros. of Redington. Pima county;
 grand ring contest: horse racing; . baseball playing by the Winkleman
 and Christmas teams, and a barbecue
 Music and pastime all day.
 Q FRANK WEBER, Manager.
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