Arizona republican., 1906-03-13

ported at the Phillips house his home that he had rallied during the after noon and that his recovery was hoped for. His brother who was several days ago telegraphed for to come from his home in Kentucky is now enroute
 PINCHED HIS FINGERS-A stranger lay down under a railroad ear at Ash Fork the other day for a quiet little snooze, having both hands across a rail An engine backed down and moved the upper berth from over his head, but in doing so a car wheel took two fingers off one hand and three off the other.
 ANOTHER 0EssIoN-E zaribah Temple of the Mystic Shrine mas ct,- cided to hold another ceremonial ses- sion on Friday. April 20, fin Phoenix. The shrine degree seems to be somc- thing that the qualified cannot get along without. Notwithstanding the large number taken in here last De cember and the half hundred brave boys who faced death in Tucson last month, there will be a class Of about twenty more fearless and adventurous novitiates for sacrifice on the comir g occasion.
 ALLEGED SELLER OF LIQUOR TO INDIANS-Two cases were heard by United States Court Commissioner C. w. Johnstone yesterday on the ar raignment of Angel Romero and E. U. Dyer both of Tempe charged with selling liquor to Indians. Dyer is a bartender of one of the saloons of the south side city and was represented ar his examination by counsel The ar rests were made by Deputy U. S. Mar shal Gregory at noon and the crimes with which the defendants are charg- ed were committed several days ago at Tempe
 MINING AT JEROME-Ho1 c. w Hull, a member of the present 'egisla- ture from Yavapai county, arrived in the city yesterday morning from his home at JerOne, accompanying his wife, who comes here to obtain medic al treatment from local specialist Mrs. Hull will remain in .he city for several weeks, but MT. Hull returned to his home this morning. Conditions in and around Jerome. according to the visitor, are flourisning and much new work is being done on several mining claims. At the Cleopatra, the property in which MT. Hull holds the principal interest, d new smelter Of large capacity is being installed ana will be in operation if the present plans are carried out in about a month.
 PROGRESSIVE LITIGATION-| Two suits which have been before the courts of the territory for some time have been advanced each a step for ward. One is the case of the New VUlture Mining company against Charles Kinsley and others, in which judgment had been rendered for the plaintiff. A motion for d new trial was lately denied, and on Saturday the appeal to the supreme court was per fected. The other was the case of Beckwith and Treadwel against Marrs. a mining suit from Yavapai county. It involves among other property, the Buster claim. It was recently heard in the supreme court and papers in the appeal to the Unit ed States supreme court have been filed.
 NEW RATION-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: American Mineral Produc- ton company, capital stock, $100,000, incorporators A. N. Morton, B. M. Slater and Frank Morton; G. w. Ev- erts Lumber company, capital stock, $50000, incorporators. George w. Ev- erts. Frank F. Tallant, Susan Tallant. and Christine J. Everts; The Home Fire Insurance company, capital stock, $100,000. incOrporatOrs, Alexander Buck, w. r.. Hughes. and J. N. Lucas; Butte Copper Belt Mining company, capital stock, $75O0OOO incorporatOrs, J. A. Talbot, Silas F, King. J. Rudolph, T.. Seivers, James M. Hinkle and oth- CTS; Dardanelles Mining and Milling